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Would you like a wife with that? McDonald's offers weddings
Hong Kong becomes the first place in the world to have McDonald's wedding packages
By Tiffany Lam 12 October, 2010
Toast your nuptials with soft drinks at McDonald's Hong Kong.
We can’t think of a better way to throw traditional wedding protocol out the window than to host it at McDonald’s.
Hong Kong will be the first city in the world to roll out McDonald’s nuptial packages for couples starting January 1 next year.
The package has all the details to attract a wedding banquet cynic or a Golden Arches obsessive: a baked apple pie wedding cake, dress made out of party balloons, kiddie party favors for guests, and of course, catering by McDonald’s.
Alcohol is banned to make sure there won’t be drunk party guests acting inappropriately at the family venue, so newly weds will have to toast their union with soft drinks instead.
The cost will be a few thousand Hong Kong dollars, depending on what guests order on the spot. It’s unlikely that the couple will be able to book the entire restaurant for their wedding, but at that price, who cares if there are babies screaming in the booth next doors?
The idea came about when one couple who met and dated at McDonald’s held their wedding party at the Admiralty branch this year, according to McDonald's Hong Kong director of corporate communications and relations Helen Cheung.
Cheung tells the South China Morning Post that the chain has been getting 10 calls a month from people who wanted to throw their wedding bash at McDonald's joints.
McDonald’s Hong Kong will also be accepting bookings for engagement parties and wedding anniversary parties starting today.
McDonald’s nuptial parties are only available at their Admiralty, Mei Foo and Smithfield branches for the time being, but the management will consider other venues if feedback is enthusiastic.
French (fry) kiss: McDonald's will host Chinese wedding games with a twist, such as getting couples to kiss while nibbling a French fry.
Fetching: Twisty balloon wedding gowns.
McDonald's weddingThe apple pie wedding cake to end all apple pie cravings.
Would you like a wife with that? McDonald's offers weddings
Hong Kong becomes the first place in the world to have McDonald's wedding packages
By Tiffany Lam 12 October, 2010
Toast your nuptials with soft drinks at McDonald's Hong Kong.
We can’t think of a better way to throw traditional wedding protocol out the window than to host it at McDonald’s.
Hong Kong will be the first city in the world to roll out McDonald’s nuptial packages for couples starting January 1 next year.
The package has all the details to attract a wedding banquet cynic or a Golden Arches obsessive: a baked apple pie wedding cake, dress made out of party balloons, kiddie party favors for guests, and of course, catering by McDonald’s.
Alcohol is banned to make sure there won’t be drunk party guests acting inappropriately at the family venue, so newly weds will have to toast their union with soft drinks instead.
The cost will be a few thousand Hong Kong dollars, depending on what guests order on the spot. It’s unlikely that the couple will be able to book the entire restaurant for their wedding, but at that price, who cares if there are babies screaming in the booth next doors?
The idea came about when one couple who met and dated at McDonald’s held their wedding party at the Admiralty branch this year, according to McDonald's Hong Kong director of corporate communications and relations Helen Cheung.
Cheung tells the South China Morning Post that the chain has been getting 10 calls a month from people who wanted to throw their wedding bash at McDonald's joints.
McDonald’s Hong Kong will also be accepting bookings for engagement parties and wedding anniversary parties starting today.
McDonald’s nuptial parties are only available at their Admiralty, Mei Foo and Smithfield branches for the time being, but the management will consider other venues if feedback is enthusiastic.
French (fry) kiss: McDonald's will host Chinese wedding games with a twist, such as getting couples to kiss while nibbling a French fry.
Fetching: Twisty balloon wedding gowns.
McDonald's weddingThe apple pie wedding cake to end all apple pie cravings.
Hong Kong becomes the first place in the world to have McDonald's wedding packages
By Tiffany Lam 12 October, 2010
Toast your nuptials with soft drinks at McDonald's Hong Kong.
We can’t think of a better way to throw traditional wedding protocol out the window than to host it at McDonald’s.
Hong Kong will be the first city in the world to roll out McDonald’s nuptial packages for couples starting January 1 next year.
The package has all the details to attract a wedding banquet cynic or a Golden Arches obsessive: a baked apple pie wedding cake, dress made out of party balloons, kiddie party favors for guests, and of course, catering by McDonald’s.
Alcohol is banned to make sure there won’t be drunk party guests acting inappropriately at the family venue, so newly weds will have to toast their union with soft drinks instead.
The cost will be a few thousand Hong Kong dollars, depending on what guests order on the spot. It’s unlikely that the couple will be able to book the entire restaurant for their wedding, but at that price, who cares if there are babies screaming in the booth next doors?
The idea came about when one couple who met and dated at McDonald’s held their wedding party at the Admiralty branch this year, according to McDonald's Hong Kong director of corporate communications and relations Helen Cheung.
Cheung tells the South China Morning Post that the chain has been getting 10 calls a month from people who wanted to throw their wedding bash at McDonald's joints.
McDonald’s Hong Kong will also be accepting bookings for engagement parties and wedding anniversary parties starting today.
McDonald’s nuptial parties are only available at their Admiralty, Mei Foo and Smithfield branches for the time being, but the management will consider other venues if feedback is enthusiastic.
French (fry) kiss: McDonald's will host Chinese wedding games with a twist, such as getting couples to kiss while nibbling a French fry.
Fetching: Twisty balloon wedding gowns.
McDonald's weddingThe apple pie wedding cake to end all apple pie cravings.
Would you like a wife with that? McDonald's offers weddings
Hong Kong becomes the first place in the world to have McDonald's wedding packages
By Tiffany Lam 12 October, 2010
Toast your nuptials with soft drinks at McDonald's Hong Kong.
We can’t think of a better way to throw traditional wedding protocol out the window than to host it at McDonald’s.
Hong Kong will be the first city in the world to roll out McDonald’s nuptial packages for couples starting January 1 next year.
The package has all the details to attract a wedding banquet cynic or a Golden Arches obsessive: a baked apple pie wedding cake, dress made out of party balloons, kiddie party favors for guests, and of course, catering by McDonald’s.
Alcohol is banned to make sure there won’t be drunk party guests acting inappropriately at the family venue, so newly weds will have to toast their union with soft drinks instead.
The cost will be a few thousand Hong Kong dollars, depending on what guests order on the spot. It’s unlikely that the couple will be able to book the entire restaurant for their wedding, but at that price, who cares if there are babies screaming in the booth next doors?
The idea came about when one couple who met and dated at McDonald’s held their wedding party at the Admiralty branch this year, according to McDonald's Hong Kong director of corporate communications and relations Helen Cheung.
Cheung tells the South China Morning Post that the chain has been getting 10 calls a month from people who wanted to throw their wedding bash at McDonald's joints.
McDonald’s Hong Kong will also be accepting bookings for engagement parties and wedding anniversary parties starting today.
McDonald’s nuptial parties are only available at their Admiralty, Mei Foo and Smithfield branches for the time being, but the management will consider other venues if feedback is enthusiastic.
French (fry) kiss: McDonald's will host Chinese wedding games with a twist, such as getting couples to kiss while nibbling a French fry.
Fetching: Twisty balloon wedding gowns.
McDonald's weddingThe apple pie wedding cake to end all apple pie cravings.
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