A wedding is supposed to the most important day of a couple’s life and the Buffalo Bills are asking whether anyone would want to celebrate it at a game – or forever hold your peace.

The Bills on Monday announced the “Halftime Wedding Experience of a Lifetime” contest. The team will pick a lucky couple to have the ceremony at halftime of the Bills’ game against the New England Patriots on Sept. 29. It will take place at New Era Field in Buffalo.

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Applicants will have to fill out a form, which asks why you want to get married during a Bills game, how long you’ve been a fan, your favorite memory and why you should get chose among other questions.

The couple will exchange their vows on the field with 20 other guests in front of a crowd of about 70,000 people – if they’re all not rushing to get a halftime snack before the game restarts.

Hopefully, it will be an afternoon to remember. But since the Bills are playing the defending Super Bowl-champion Patriots, it seems unlikely the day will be totally happy.

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The Bills are riding a five-game losing streak against the Patriots. Their last win against New England came on the road on Oct. 2, 2016. The Bills won that game 16-0. Tom Brady did not play in that game because of a suspension due to his involvement in Deflategate.