A groom and his blushing bride have paid homage to the first aisle they ever walked down by returning to the supermarket where they first met to throw a broccoli bouquet.
Gold Coast newlyweds Rodney and Jessica Reinsma, who first met at a Coles in Sydney in 2013, chose to share their special day with the supermarket chain after pondering where to celebrate their nuptials.
In early November, the couple stunned shoppers as they entered one of the chain’s stores at Hope Island donning their wedding attire.
Rodney and Jessica Reinsma (pictured) paid homage to the first isle they ever walked down by returning to Coles on their wedding day to throw a broccoli bouquet
The couple (pictured), who now live on the Gold Coast, first met at a Coles in Sydney in 2013
In early November, the couple (pictured) stunned shoppers as they entered one of the chain’s stores at Hope Island donning their wedding attire
‘If it wasn’t for Coles we may have never met and I could not imagine life without him. I have a lot to thank the company for,’ 31-year-old Jessica, a grocery manager, told The Gold Coast Bulletin.
‘Rodney proposed to me at Sea World and we looked at a few wedding venues but I think Coles was a really unique place and all our friends were over the moon.’
Jessica and Rodney, a 35-year-old Coles store manager, were married at Sanctuary Cove but stopped by a supermarket with their wedding party in tow to snap some photos before making their way to the reception at Palazzo Versace.
A gleeful Jessica can be seen sitting in a shopping trolley with her white dress billowing over the sides.
‘If it wasn’t for Coles we may have never met and I could not imagine life without him. I have a lot to thank the company for,’ 31-year-old Jessica (pictured) said
Rodney (pictured), 35, is employed as a Coles store manager and Jessica (pictured) works as a grocery manager
The newlyweds (pictured) sealed their marriage with a kiss in the store’s cereal isle
A gleeful Jessica can be seen sitting in a shopping trolley with her white dress billowing over the sides (pictured)
Her diamond-encrusted heels hung over the edge of the trolley as she beamed at her new husband (pictured)
The newlyweds also made a detour to the fruit and vegetable section, where they posed among leafy greens before Jessica tossed a broccoli bouquet to her bridesmaids (pictured)
Her diamond-encrusted heels hung over the edge of the trolley as she beamed at her new husband.
The newlyweds also made a detour to the fruit and vegetable section, where they posed among leafy greens before Jessica tossed a broccoli bouquet to her bridesmaids.
‘The tricky part was getting into the shopping trolley with my massive dress. It had a huge train on it but I managed to jump into a trolley,’ she said.
Jessica and Rodney were married at Sanctuary Cove but stopped by Coles with their wedding party in tow to snap some photos before making their way to the reception at Palazzo Versace (pictured)