It’s a nice day for a… high wedding.
Marijuana legalization has opened a pandora’s box of exciting new, weed-themed activities and excursions — and it was only a matter of time until the wedding industry got in on the celebration.
Earlier this week, Bloomberg released an article about how weed weddings are quickly budding into a popular trend for couples who want their friends to actually enjoy their big day. The internet became high with thoughts.
Video: Aubrey Plaza Lights Up With The Weed Nuns!
Wedding planning companies are offering edibles, weed bouquets, and even full open cannabis bars in states where it’s legal.
Naturally, people were quick to chime in on the subject. While most were in favor, some made it clear they would regretfully decline an invitation to a weed wedding, and others had some burning questions.
Would YOU be down to thrown a weed wedding? See what people are saying about the new trend and cast your own vote (below)!
Weed bars, bud bouquets and cannabis cocktails: how marijuana found its way into the wedding industrial complex https://t.co/rLbdCO3Di7 pic.twitter.com/mkpWgwjtFK
— Polly Mosendz (@polly) August 1, 2017
my favorite part of this entire article is that the unity candle is replaced with a two sided pipe for the couple to smoke out of pic.twitter.com/9XVnloGId1
— Polly Mosendz (@polly) August 1, 2017
my question is whether they break a bowl to consummate a jewish weed wedding
— Samuel Rubenfeld (@srubenfeld) August 1, 2017
People in poor communities are in jail for weed possession.
Rich white people get wedding profiles about it. https://t.co/B18B4u550w
— Beth Elderkin (@BethElderkin) August 3, 2017
Take note future newlyweds. Now your guests don’t have to pretend to enjoy the wedding ceremony. They actually can.https://t.co/5nYkF3TZg2
— Dalton Marshall (@DaltDisney) August 1, 2017
Weed at a wedding. Yuck. Throw away my invitation.
— Flossy Posse (@Tash_NoChill) August 3, 2017
At this rate, there will be wedding weed cakes pic.twitter.com/tBJgBC9Rlt
— Jeff (@JayJazzi) August 3, 2017
What do you think?
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