Cenk Uygur
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A Weed Wedding Could Save You Thousands
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February 1, 2016
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Feb 1, 20164:59Now PlayingNow that states like Washington and Colorado have legalized recreational marijuana, more and more couples are opting to skip the liquor for their weddings and serve marijuana instead. Turns out it’s a lot cheaper to skip the booze and pass out the chron. Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian, hosts of the The Young Turks, break it down. Tell us what you think in the comment section below.
"Unfortunately, alcohol doesn't flow from trees (damn you, useless trees!) but there is a natural alternative that some couples are seriously considering: cannabis. Not only is it all-natural, but it's also cheaper: According to weed wedding experts Mic spoke with, serving pot at your wedding can cost a lot less than serving alcohol (like, $5,250 less).
At the first-ever cannabis wedding expo in Denver, Colorado, on Sunday, Mic spoke with two different wedding planners who explained that serving cannabis on your big day could save you a buttload of cash. We did the math and quickly found out they were right. And isn't saving money on your big day what every bride and groom wants? You know, aside from that whole love thing.”*
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