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Weddings can be incredibly expensive. According to2019 Weddwire Report 2019, expensive average marriage after the engagement ring, the ceremony, the reception and the honeymoon - amount to approximately $ 38,700. And that does not mean anything about auxiliary costs, such as travel expenses that friends and family might have to Ponner. But if you plan to link the node soon, a popular regional burger joint could help you save money.

Whataburger, the best known southwestern burger chain for green chiles sandwiches, recently announced Instagram to help mitigate the cost of the ceremony, reception and possibly (for a lucky couple) even the moon honey. The catch? You must marry one of the Whataburger showcases in Texas. Sorry, the Fast Food Channel will not finance a sumptuous wedding for you and your darling.

Here's what you need to do to enter the contest: the head toWHATBURGERWEDDING.COM and fill out a small application bySunday, February 2nd 2020, before 17:00 cST deadline. In addition to providing you with names and information from your partner, candidates are also invited to write up to 500 words about their personal love story and why they want to get married in Whataburger. Next, provide you and photo of you and your fiance (E) and let fate decide on the rest.

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Whataburger alert the couples (yes, it's plural) who won the chance to get married in Whataburger betweenTuesday 4 February, andFriday 7 February 2020. Then, onValentine's day, you and your lover will have the chance to get married at that time and there at a Whataburger in Texas. The best part? A lucky couple will also win $ 5,000 for their honeymoon.

Think about it, you jump the hassle of having to book the location of the rental, to secure a caterer and many months of tedious planning. Do you have to win, you and your partner will seal the case in less than a month, the most romantic day of the year and will celebrate with many French burgers and fries. And green chiles.