US Politics | I got married in Aldi – an employee carried out the ceremony and our reception was in the wine and beer section
AN ALDI-OBSESSED couple headed down the grocery store aisle on their wedding day and got hitched in their favorite supermarket. Michael Hurd and Jessica Bojanowski managed to incorporate their love for the budget food store into their nuptials on November 9. 
Michael Hurd and Jessica Bojanowski walked down Aldi's aisles on their dream wedding dayABC / FIG MEDIA 
The pair beat 500 other couples and won the grocery store's ...Aldi Ever After' competitionABC / FIG MEDIA An Aldi employee even carried out the ceremony for the couple before they headed to the wine and beer section for their reception. The wacky wedding in Batavia, Illinois, was a ...dream come true... for the loved-up pair, who count the store as the third person in their relationship. They discovered Aldi were running a ...Happily Ever Aldi... contest, which gave one lucky pair the chance to tie the knot in one of their stores. Michael and Jessica eagerly submitted their application, alongside another 500 couples, to bag the extraordinary big day. READ MORE ON WEDDINGS 
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DRESSED UP Mother-of-the-groom slammed as tacky for her outfit at son's church wedding Contestants had to submit a short essay detailing their love for one another and why they deserved to walk down Aldi's aisle. The duo's unwavering attachment to the grocery store ended up earning them a win, seeing them get wed at the supermarket's model location in their city. The beaming bride and Michael were over the moon to say ...I Do... next to their favorite Aldi items in front of their family and friends. They told People: ...The people who know us best, know we're obsessed with ALDI, so they were excited for us when we told them we won this contest. Most read in The US Sun DON THE AISLE Inside Tiffany Trump's lavish wedding as she stuns with Ivanka at Mar-a-Lago BARKING MAD Kourtney & Travis bashed for teen Alabama's 'inappropriate' birthday dress 'IT'S HER DAY, NOT HER DAD'S' Tiffany Trump wedding guest reveals details of big day 'IS SHE OK?' Kim Kardashian sparks concern after fans spot 'disturbing' detail on her face GLAM EVENT Donald walks daughter down the aisle as she marries Michael Boulos MISS-ED THE MARK I am a teacher - trolls say my dresses are inappropriate but I don't care ...It has always been a key part of our relationship. ...We work opposite schedules, so weekends are the only time we get to really see each other. ...We've always cherished our Sunday morning ALDI shopping dates. It's something we look forward to doing together each week.... After the nuptials were officiated by a grocery store employee, their guests were herded into the wine and beer section for a party. Revelers then enjoyed delicious hors d'oeuvres including chicken sliders and jumbo coconut shrimp \- as well as a charcuterie board to graze on that took up an entire checkout lane. Michael and Jessica then cut into a three-tiered Aldi-themed carrot cake, complete with a shopping cart for their cake topper. The pair posed for a storefront photoshoot before playfully pushing each other around in shopping carts alongside the fruit and veg. And their guests didn't leave the bash empty-handed, as they were treated to a range of Aldi goodies including candles, chocolate and a custom-made wedding quarter holder keychain. Michael and Jessica were the first people to ever get married at one of the retailer's locations after winning their competition. Read More on The US Sun 
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'STAY FOR MORE TRAUMA' Amy Duggar reveals Anna will never leave Josh despite being jailed The bride and groom were also awarded with a year's worth of free groceries and newlywed essentials including homeware, kitchen appliances, bedding and towels. The happy coupled added: ...We still can't believe we had the opportunity to get married in one of our favorite places, surrounded by all our family and friends.... 
The bride and groom's ceremony was hosted by an Aldi employeeABC / FIG MEDIA 
Michael and Jessica said their big day in the supermarket was a ...dream come true'ABC / FIG MEDIA
Michael Hurd and Jessica Bojanowski walked down Aldi's aisles on their dream wedding dayABC / FIG MEDIA The pair beat 500 other couples and won the grocery store's ...Aldi Ever After' competitionABC / FIG MEDIA An Aldi employee even carried out the ceremony for the couple before they headed to the wine and beer section for their reception. The wacky wedding in Batavia, Illinois, was a ...dream come true... for the loved-up pair, who count the store as the third person in their relationship. They discovered Aldi were running a ...Happily Ever Aldi... contest, which gave one lucky pair the chance to tie the knot in one of their stores. Michael and Jessica eagerly submitted their application, alongside another 500 couples, to bag the extraordinary big day. READ MORE ON WEDDINGS DEAR DEIDRE I am faking newlywed bliss - I already regret getting married, it's a mistake DRESSED UP Mother-of-the-groom slammed as tacky for her outfit at son's church wedding Contestants had to submit a short essay detailing their love for one another and why they deserved to walk down Aldi's aisle. The duo's unwavering attachment to the grocery store ended up earning them a win, seeing them get wed at the supermarket's model location in their city. The beaming bride and Michael were over the moon to say ...I Do... next to their favorite Aldi items in front of their family and friends. They told People: ...The people who know us best, know we're obsessed with ALDI, so they were excited for us when we told them we won this contest. Most read in The US Sun DON THE AISLE Inside Tiffany Trump's lavish wedding as she stuns with Ivanka at Mar-a-Lago BARKING MAD Kourtney & Travis bashed for teen Alabama's 'inappropriate' birthday dress 'IT'S HER DAY, NOT HER DAD'S' Tiffany Trump wedding guest reveals details of big day 'IS SHE OK?' Kim Kardashian sparks concern after fans spot 'disturbing' detail on her face GLAM EVENT Donald walks daughter down the aisle as she marries Michael Boulos MISS-ED THE MARK I am a teacher - trolls say my dresses are inappropriate but I don't care ...It has always been a key part of our relationship. ...We work opposite schedules, so weekends are the only time we get to really see each other. ...We've always cherished our Sunday morning ALDI shopping dates. It's something we look forward to doing together each week.... After the nuptials were officiated by a grocery store employee, their guests were herded into the wine and beer section for a party. Revelers then enjoyed delicious hors d'oeuvres including chicken sliders and jumbo coconut shrimp \- as well as a charcuterie board to graze on that took up an entire checkout lane. Michael and Jessica then cut into a three-tiered Aldi-themed carrot cake, complete with a shopping cart for their cake topper. The pair posed for a storefront photoshoot before playfully pushing each other around in shopping carts alongside the fruit and veg. And their guests didn't leave the bash empty-handed, as they were treated to a range of Aldi goodies including candles, chocolate and a custom-made wedding quarter holder keychain. Michael and Jessica were the first people to ever get married at one of the retailer's locations after winning their competition. Read More on The US Sun 'HE WENT OFF THE RAILS' Aaron Carter's tragic final words to best pal before death 'STAY FOR MORE TRAUMA' Amy Duggar reveals Anna will never leave Josh despite being jailed The bride and groom were also awarded with a year's worth of free groceries and newlywed essentials including homeware, kitchen appliances, bedding and towels. The happy coupled added: ...We still can't believe we had the opportunity to get married in one of our favorite places, surrounded by all our family and friends.... The bride and groom's ceremony was hosted by an Aldi employeeABC / FIG MEDIA Michael and Jessica said their big day in the supermarket was a ...dream come true'ABC / FIG MEDIA
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