Finger-lickin' good 'wedding of my dreams' for one lucky bride
Cradling a bouquet of deep-fried chicken, Laing Le Wong from Singapore, 32, had a "KFC-themed wedding of my dreams".
After meeting on a dating app and having their first date at KFC, Le Wong and her now husband, Xie Peng, tied the knot in November with a finger-lickn' good celebration.
KFC lover Le Wong suffers from a disability that affects the blood vessels in her brain. This has diminished her ability to walk, and she remains in a wheelchair.
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KFC fan Le Wong wanted a KFC-themed wedding. Facebook
Singapore media outlet Shin Min Daily News reported that the KFC enthusiast bride emailed the fast-food chain hoping for a courtesy souvenir.
Once KFC Singapore found out about Le Wong's disability, a local manager decided to do more than just send a gift.
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The fast-food joint paid for half of the wedding food and provided the chicken-themed decorations for the reception – which included a beanbag chair fashioned into a life-size iconic KFC Zinger Burger.
Her bouquet even included fried chicken instead of flowers. Facebook/Stuff
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Le Wong's Kentucky Fried Chicken vision had become a reality with a deep-fried bouquet and an all-poultry buffet.
"I had the KFC-themed wedding of my dreams!!!" Le Wong posted to Facebook, with pictures of her Kentucky Fried Chicken-inspired ceremony.
"Really cool to have @KFC_SG as part of my special day... Making it a unique and super memorable day," the bride added.
To commemorate the ceremony the newly-wed couple shared photos in front of their KFC decorations and Le Wong even videoed the infamous bouquet throw with her fried chicken 'flowers'.
This story originally appeared on Stuff.co.nz and was republished here with full permission.
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