This Ontario Couple Just Got Married At A McDonald's Drive-Thru Window (VIDEO)

That's quite the happy meal. 🍔💒

Toronto Associate Editor

A couple just said "I do" with a side of fries at their McDonald's wedding in Ontario.

On Tuesday, August 24, Stephanie and her partner Phil exchanged their vows at the very same place they first met 14 years ago — a McDonald's in Cambridge.

The pair met as crew members and continue to work together today at the very same McDonald's while raising their four children. This drive-thru wedding is apparently "exactly what they have been waiting for."

Narcity's Ailish Forfar was live at the event and captured some footage of the couple's happy day.

In a white Mustang and blaring some classic country tunes, the couple rode up to the first drive-thru window where they tied the knot. Cars could be heard honking their horns in celebration as they drove past the happy couple's ceremony on Hespeler Road. Their first meal as a married couple was right at the McDonald's outdoor patio, where Stephanie had a 10-piece chicken nugget meal with sweet-and-sour sauce and Paul dug into a classic Big Mac. And, of course, they both had fries.

They weren't the only couple to get married underneath the golden arches either. Aline and Aaron from Hamilton also said their "I do's" after 12 years together.

These weddings were brought to life as part of McDonald's Canada's "Drive-Thru, Say I Do" event, where each couple submitted a short essay of their love story and love for McDonald's.

  • Toronto Associate EditorAlex Arsenych (she/her) was a Calgary-based Associate Editor at Narcity Canada, covering everything from what's trending across the country to what's happening near you. On top of her Bachelor of Journalism, Alex graduated with a history degree from the University of Toronto. She's passionate about past and present events and how they shape our world. Alex has been published at Now Magazine, Much, MTV, and MTV Canada.
Advertisement Content

Narcity staff spill their favourite hacks for levelling up your McDonald's order

Every one of them is fueled by Canadian farmers. 😋🇨🇦

Canada just updated the Cuba travel advisory and even resorts could be affected

There is also new travel advice due to higher-than-expected cases of a disease.

Cineplex has $3.99 tickets in February and you can watch these movies for cheap

If you don't buy tickets a certain way, you'll have to pay more. 📽️

CSIS is hiring IT grads in these cities and you can make up to $106,000 a year

IT professionals, along with recent and upcoming graduates, can apply.