A wedding officiant is making tying the knot before 2019 ends more affordable with New Year’s Eve pop-up weddings.
Danielle Dufour said she has seen the great financial lengths some couples have gone through to make a romantic and memorable wedding. She said she wants to make things easier for couples who dreamed of getting married in 2019. Dufour is offering a private officiated service either at her studio space or on the beach in the North Shuswap. An advertisement for the event invites couples to book one-hour time slots for their wedding, including a marriage at the stroke of midnight.
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The advertisement for the pop-up weddings states that professional photography and an off-site reception dinner are possible add-ons.
“The whole idea is to offer a really romantic, unique event for them to take advantage of,” Dufour said. “I don’t want them to feel they’re sacrificing anything.”
Dufour said the discounted weddings are a response to the rising cost of many other things such as housing, which can be a major obstacle for a newly-married couple trying to start a life together.
For more additional or booking information, visit lifeforceenergy.net.
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