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Newlyweds grilled for serving McDonald’s at wedding: ‘I would be embarrassed’ #shorts
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1:00Now PlayingFrench newlywed couple Ophélie and Thomas Billaudeau received backlash after serving guests McDonald’s during their wedding reception in Beauvais, France. NY Post reporter Taylor Knight shares this story.
“I was afraid that we were going to pay for something that we did not like,” the bride told Le Parisien newspaper. “If you are going to pay, you may as well get something you like.”
In the viral TikTok clip posted on Sept. 17, the bride, 25, and groom, 27, announced the American delicacy that their 45 guests were about to receive.
“Thank you very much and so I’ll let you discover tonight’s meal,” announces the bride. “Come as you are” referencing to the fast food chain’s iconic slogan.
Surprisingly, the food delivery man, a guest in disguise, was greeted with cheers and applause from wedding-goers as he walked in with brown paper bags of Mickey D’s.
The couple ordered dozens of sandwiches, burgers, wraps and nuggets costing nearly 1,000 €. The large fast food catering order required a “special mobilization to ensure the production of more than 300 sandwiches in a very short time.”
The groom posted the 28-second video with 2.4 million views of his overly excited guests who were ready to chow down on the greasy American cuisine.
“We chose that [meal] as a joke. Those around us know that we really like this kind of meal. And above all, we didn’t have a big budget,” explained Thomas.
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