Put A Ring On It

The Spoon Sisters

It can be so awkward trying to juggle a glass, a plate, and a handshake, the Finger Food Ring Plate solves that problem.   The ring plate is small, but big enough for the very classy Amuse-bouche (one bite), of pigs in a blanket.

Put a bowl of them out for the guests to use at the cocktail hour.  A box of 10 is $9.95, priced right for a little bite, it is bound to get people talking to each other.

Burger, Fries, and I Do

It is official, fast food weddings and reception are about to become the norm. While I was searching for another hot topic I heard of, I found that a couple had ordered up burger, fries, and I Do's. Many of you readers will recall my post "Bon Appetit!?", where a couple married at White Castle.
Now you may consider this tacky but McDonald's coffee has been rated better than Starbucks. There are many choices too, fish, chicken, salads, and the Angus burger ain't bad. Most catering spots you'll have to shell out $90+ per person. At McD's, $10 per person is the most you will spend. And of course it's service with a smile.

Here are a few more couples that thought those fries were too hard to resist.

A Wedding Breakfast At McDonalds June 28th 2008


















Couples McDonalds Wedding Reception 2002









Russian Couple Gets a Snack












Ohio Couple Get Married Under Golden Arches











Now I think I want a hamburger.

Bon Appetit!?

We can all laugh at this one! But with the rising cost of the reception, White Castle, KFC, and any other fast food joint seems like a good idea. At least they have special value meals. Where ever you are in your planning, you will realize the reception will be the biggest bill check out Cost Of Wedding.com for an average in your area.

The above picture was captured from Newark, NJ, but 3 couples in Ohio did marry at White Castle.

Photo from Giglesugar.com

On Valentines Day 2008, 3 couples tie the knot or should I say Slyde into matrimony. It's what they craved (White Castle's Slogan). The ceremony included groomsmen with Employee name tags (good savings for boutonnieres) and the flower girl threw salt and pepper packets. The whole event was captured on a local radio show, who paid for the flowers and other arrangements. Read More WBZTV.com

Photo from My Hero Of The Day

Could this be the next wedding trend? Fast Food Reception Halls Ummmm, I wonder.

Bon Appetit