Three couples choose to have a 'pop-up' wedding

Three couples choose to have a ‘pop-up’ wedding

Monday, December 2nd, 2019

Three couples took advantage of an opportunity for a pop-up wedding, organised by event manager and marriage celebrant Tryphena Cracknell in Havelock North.

She said it was cheaper for people, as three couples were covering the cost of the venue and other hire fees, but it still allows people to have a beautiful wedding.

“It’s got the gorgeous-ness of a full wedding without having to organise any of it.” Read more

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