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Armstrong, who lives in Lakeland, is a licensed marriage officiant who has performed close to 200 weddings – most of them for free. This coming Tuesday, he’s also not charging. But, he will be moving. “I was talking with a friend who has been in parades before,” he said of the idea’s origin. “I just said, ‘you know, I should do a float and I can marry people on the float during the parade.’ And he thought that was the funniest and craziest idea, and it’s just spread from there.” He calls it “The Love Float,” and for the past two weeks it’s been taking shape in his driveway in Lakeland, built on the bed of a friends hay trailer. On the back, a giant wedding cake formed from 2 by 2’s and plywood. The middle has makeshift church pews, and a stage covered in a pergola. It has a lot of finishing touches yet to be applied, including a way to hang on. “There’s got to be a podium here so everybody can hang on and don’t fall off the float if someone slams on the brakes,” said Armstrong of the front end where he’ll stand and perform the weddings. “And the couples will be standing here and we’ll all be kind of hanging on for dear life.” He pitched the idea to the Afton 4th of July Parade committee, who loved the idea. So on the 4th of July, he’ll be going down the street on a float either marrying or renewing the vows of whoever is interested.
Police: Stamford woman used co-worker’s credit card to pay wedding photographer STAMFORD — A city woman has been accused of using a co-worker’s credit card to pay for her wedding photographer. Sgt. Steve Perrotta said police received a complaint from an S.A.C. Capital Partners employee in June 2016 about unauthorized charges made on a credit card. The person said the charges occurred about a week after loaning the card to her co-worker, Alina Smolitsky, 30, so she could put gas in her car, Perrotta said. The person said Smolitsky immediately returned her credit card and reimbursed her for the gasoline. But about a week later, the woman discovered $1,852 in charges she never made on the card. Smolitsky was no longer working for the hedge fund at that time. Police investigators discovered the charges were made to pay some of Smolitsky’s day-to-day bills and $1,300 was used for a deposit to the photographer, Perrotta said. Police determined Smolitsky made the deposit for a photographer at her wedding that was scheduled for October 2016.
Business Insider has affiliate partnerships, so we get a share of the revenue from your purchase. Attending weddings is a pastime that seems like it almost always exceeds a comfortable budget. Between traveling to and from, dressing appropriately, and giving a gift, you’re looking at an expensive weekend. So it will come as a relief that Amazon’s recent data on the top 100 gifts most often added to registries on the site features a surprising majority of gifts under $50 — ones that you know the couple actually wants and will appreciate in a classic low buy, high return scenario. Apparently, the big-ticket items aren’t the gifts that most couples really hope to open after the honeymoon. Amazon’s recent foray into wedding registries comes with a lot of perks for couples , one of which is that the world’s largest selection of items (something the company is well-known for) allows couples to ask for things that are as useful to them as they are easy for guests to get. This advantage is again displayed in the 100 items most frequently added to Amazon wedding registries — many of the most popular products landed under $50. Weddings are expensive no matter what, but the gift newlyweds actually want doesn’t have to be. Given how ubiquitous and popular Amazon is, the retail giant’s data is uniquely helpful for people seeking to put a finger on what newlyweds generally want today.
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