Corey Crawford married fiancée Kristy Muscolino, and lots of Hawks were there

Crawford and Muscolino tied the knot over the weekend in Chicago.

By Satchel Price

Screen_Shot_2019_07_24_at_2.30.22_PM.png — Corey Crawford and Kristy Muscolino tied the knot Saturday.

A whole bunch of Blackhawks past and present came together last weekend for a very good reason: Corey Crawford got married to his longtime girlfriend, Kristy Muscolino, on Saturday in Chicago.

Amanda Bickell, the wife of former Blackhawks forward Bryan, posted several pictures of the gorgeous reception and wedding on Instagram. In the one below, Kristy is holding their son, Cooper, during the ceremony.

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“Beyond happy for this wonderful couple and so grateful to be apart of it,” Bickell wrote in the caption. “Love is in the air.”

Lots of Crawford’s current and former teammates were on hand for the moment. Here’s a photo including (from left to right) Bickell, Jonathan Toews, Niklas Hjalmarsson, Crawford, Daniel Carcillo, Patrick Kane and Andrew Desjardins. All of them played together in 2015 when the Hawks won their last Stanley Cup.

It certainly looks like Crawford, Muscolino, their friends and family all had a blast.

The Blackhawks’ annual convention starts Thursday at the Chicago Hilton, but Crawford won’t be attendance as he continues celebrating a major life event. Kane, Toews, Alex DeBrincat, Andrew Shaw and many others will be on hand.

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