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At three o’clock in the morning on May 1, 1967, Elvis Presley stood beside Priscilla Beaulieu inside the Aladdin Hotel in Las Vegas and promised to spend his life with her. He was 32, she was 21, and the ceremony lasted only a few minutes. There were no thousands of cheering fans, no concert lights, and none of the excitement that usually followed Elvis wherever he went. Instead, there was a carefully arranged wedding attended by a small group of people. The man who could fill entire arenas had chosen to marry in the quiet hours before sunrise. Yet even this deeply personal moment could not escape the extraordinary attention surrounding his life.

Introduction **ELVIS AND PRISCILLA: A WEDDING THAT CAPTURED A DREAM, A LOVE, AND A LIFETIME...

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