In life and in love, it’s nice to have low overhead. Especially when you’re getting married.
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At least we know how much the wedding cost.
This is the couple who is not expecting to recieve that fancy china in the gift registry, but that whole set of neon orange plates and matching cups (4 for a dollar!!) will be more that welcome.
I don’t know if it’s just the perspective, but he looks like he has a GIANT hand!
This is just one of 9 couples, who all got married at the 99 cent store, on 9.9.09. Each couple were allowed 9 guests. See a pattern? There were articles about it when it first happened. Still trashy, but hey, it was cheap!
Yeah..I would marry a man that wanted to get married at the 99 cent store. Not! I’m not a diva…I got married in Reno 26 years ago. Maybe that’s the only way she could get a man to marry her…only 99 cents! Hope he can find a place for a 99 cent divorce!!
Maybe I am just a softy for romance, but I actually find the juxtaposition quite touching…
All I know is, if I’m a guest at that wedding, you’d damn sure better be registered there, too!
I do have to say the bride has lovely skin. If she uses one of the 99 cent Landers products that used to be ubiquitous in discount stores, she could offer a testimonial.
a giant hand and apparently only 4 fingers…
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