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Sometimes you just hit that wall during the wedding planning process when you’re like, “White tablecloths or ivory? Beluga caviar or sterlet? And on which china? ……Aw, f*%k it, let’s just married at McDonald’s!“
And the outcome of that decision is this: A happy, uniformed staff willing to make a London bridge out of fancy balloons, the promise of plentiful over-salted french fries, and a much, much less stressful reception environment. I see nothing wrong here. Especially if there’s a DJ involved. (Every McDonald’s should have one, IMO.)
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Man, how sad does your life have to be to get married at micky dees…..
How sad does your life have to be that you feel the need to spend tens of thousands of dollars on one party?
+1 on the DJ recommendation. I might actually go in to a McD’s if they had a DJ.
I think the description makes perfect sense as to why someone would want to get married at McDonald’s.
I gave serious consideration to Chuck E Cheese, myself, but I wanted alcohol at the reception.
Chuck E Cheese wouldn’t suck so bad if they served alcohol…
A lot of them do! I read a news report this last year about brawls at Chuck E Cheese due to drunken parents.
Perhaps it means something important to them. Perhaps they met there, as customers or while working there.
Im glad to see the staff wore their formal black uniforms ;D
I’d like to know if they got married here, or just stopped off for a snack.
When I got married, I was kept so busy that I didn’t have time to eat any of the food we served. So I had my new hubby stop at Burger King on the way to our honeymoon (he should have learned his lesson then…don’t you think?) I’d changed out of my wedding gown, but if I hadn’t, I could imagine the staff doing this.
Ewwwww!
I can’t believe no one mentioned her weird/ugly dress.
I can’t believe no one has mentioned the car. I’m pretty sure that’s a Bentley. Why you would take Bentley to get married at McDonald’s confuses me beyond all logic.
Actually that is a Chrysler 300, not a Bentley.
If the most romantic or memorable place in the history of your relationship is McDonald’s (followed by Wal-Mart, yathink?), then either you shouldn’t get married, OR you should get married immediately so that you don’t have to die alone.
Wow, this is so wierd – I swear that is only a few miles away from me! But there aren’t any churches really nearby, so it’s pretty odd :/ Maybe the couple just really love MacDonalds?
I was so busy trying to figure out the wedding dress that I didn’t even realize the wedding took place at McD’s!!
Hey that’s my local branch of McDonalds, what are the chances!
Welcome to a wedding in Russia.
i’m pretty sure that’s the mcdonald’s down the street from the mgm grand on the vegas strip. it would certainly explain quite a bit….
A bunch of the wedding party for my friend’s wedding went to McCrap after the reception for laughs. One of our friends couldn’t come as he was running the store that night so we brought it to him
Made for many funny looks and photos.
My parents actually wound up going to McDonald’s from their wedding reception. Standing in the receiving line took so long that the refreshments were all gone by the time they got to the table . . . so they said “heck with it” and went to the McD’s down the street.
They still have a photo of the two of them sharing a drink in front of the golden arches. I think it’s kinda cute.
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