We removed our precious wedding plans, spending only $ 500 – including a stop at McDonald’s for Cheeseburgers

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A pair of cost-conscious loves threw plans for a costly marriage-instead of this, proudly sharing McDonald’s in the country.

Ellie, 26, and Alex, 27, settled on the idea of ​​commemorating their big day with an appropriate need for explosion, with dozens of Guu going to cost them more than $ 10,000.

So the UK couple warned their family, found two witnesses and headed for the wedding office near their home, taking work by doing about $ 70 – falling in love with the cheeses in the golden Arches afterwards.

Already a mother of two, Ellie told what she is already since the end, she just wanted to here the knot – – without putting Hersonf’s pressure to impress her guusests.

“We couldn’t justify spending $ 25,000 to $ 25,000 a day,” Ellie said. “Ridy funny. I just wanted to get married. “

For their journey to the recorder, Ellie wore a long, white dress that cost about $ 300. Alex, a football player, bought a suit for about $ 200. In all, the couple spent only $ 500 on their nuptials – â € â â â â Food Food including.

The money saved will go to the two months of honey-the “mini-moon” in Paris and a week in Dubai later this spring, Ellie said.

Coupleifti are also inclined to put the money saved towards a home purchase, and-with no regrets about their less than glorious nuptials.

“We came to come and we were quoting thousands and then our Guuseles would have to reserve rooms on top of this. There were other things we needed,” Ellie said.

“We thought if we didn’t do it alone, then we would never do it so we got married in a register office with mine [mother] and Alex’s brother. After that, I was hungry, so we went to McDonald’s, “she laughed.

“It was an amazing day. It ends, removed the pressure. We did not feel like we had to impress people, Ellie knows-expressing it thanks to her family and friends who helped her withdrew the “perfect” non-occurrence.

Someone sprayed for flowers worth $ 100, a friend made Ellie’s hair, while the parents of the bride and groom shattered with about $ 700 for a modest holiday that included a random buffet and a DJ – friends and family were invited.

The bridegroom’s brother took pictures – – and someone brought available cameras and handed them over to Gujore.

A wedding is “an amazing thing to celebrate,” Ellie said.

“But people have to do this just how they want it.”