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家住蘇格蘭高地的一對(duì)夫婦最近舉行的婚禮可能是世界上最節(jié)儉的一場婚禮，他們婚禮的鮮花、蛋糕、攝影以及樂隊(duì)均為免費(fèi)，連結(jié)婚戒指都是新娘用花園里找到的多叉鹿角自己做的，除70英鎊的婚姻登記費(fèi)以外，他們婚禮唯一的花費(fèi)就是新娘花1英鎊（1.5美元）買的二手復(fù)古婚紗。另外，這對(duì)新人還要求當(dāng)天來參加婚禮的賓客每人帶一個(gè)菜，而且婚禮需要的座椅、衣物及燈飾都是從在線捐贈(zèng)網(wǎng)站免費(fèi)獲得的。這對(duì)夫婦一直崇尚循環(huán)利用和自給自足，他們表示，花很多錢辦一場盛大的婚禮沒有任何意義，他們更愿意把錢省下來用于度蜜月和建造他們溫馨的小家庭。
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Georgina Porteous and Sid Innes got married and only spent $1.50. |
Meet Georgina Porteous and Sid Innes who could be the world's thriftiest couple after tying the knot in their all expenses spared wedding.
The couple had their dream wedding in the Scottish Highlands complete with flowers, cake, photographer and even a jazz band without barely spending a cent.
The newlyweds, who are into recycling and self-sufficiency, couldn't avoid the 70 pound marriage fee but everything else was either donated or found for free.
The bride revealed they didn't want a fancy wedding and got a lot of their items, including seats, clothing and lights off website freecyle.
The wedding rings were even handcrafted by the bride herself from antlers found in her garden while her vintage wedding dress cost a whopping Pound 1 or $1.50 - the couple's only other expense.
Ms Poertious's mother Suzanne, who is a church reader, conducted the ceremony in a barn at the couple's home while the guests were all asked to bring a plate of food each.
The bride, 36, and groom, 39, were pronounced man and wife by local reverend Peter Donald who offered his services for free, while the photographer offered his services in exchange for some graphic design work by the bride, and the cakes were made by her aunt.
The couple, got engaged in Berlin last year after meeting in 2009, said they were determined to have the cheapest wedding possible so they could save money for their dream home and honeymoon.
"From day one of the engagement we knew we wanted a small and cheap wedding, it was a natural thing for us because we are so invested in recycling and self-sustainability. We were really excited to plan it all," she told the Daily Mail.
"There is nothing to gain from spending a huge amount of money. The day is supposed to be about marrying the person you love and for us all that mattered was that we were becoming husband and wife. We didn't want or need a big, fancy affair."
(Source: news.com.au)
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