Love Aldi? You Can Get Married at Company Headquarters.

Ashley Abramson
Ashley Abramson
Ashley Abramson is a writer-mom hybrid in Minneapolis, MN. Her work, mostly focused on health, psychology, and parenting, has been featured in the Washington Post, New York Times, Allure, and more. She lives in the Minneapolis suburbs with her husband and two young sons.
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Aldi stans know that the discount supermarket chain is more than just its good deals. From its iconic cheese to its surprisingly thorough wine selection, Aldi is home to its fair share of viral fan favorites. Now, fans of the save-more shop can show their love for the Illinois-based store in a whole new way — by tying the knot in a store. Yep, you read that right. You can get married at your favorite grocery chain now!

Apparently, more than a few Aldi customers have taken to the store to propose to their partners, take engagement photos, and celebrate both birthdays and baby showers. Now, according to a press release from August 3, one lucky couple will even get the opportunity to get married in the Batavia, IL headquarters, known as the Aldi Insights Center.

Winners will receive a romantic photoshoot in front of the store as well as a legit wedding officiated by an Aldi employee. But that’s not all. Aldi’s taking care of the reception, too, providing all the Aldi food and drinks you can hope for, plus a tiered wedding cake and wedding favors. Oh, also? The happy couple will receive free Aldi groceries for a year. Talk about the gift of a lifetime.

Couples interested in entering this very unique competition can visit Happily Ever ALDI to share their love story and why they deserve to get hitched in the store’s aisles, surrounded by up to 50 guests on an Aldi Finds Wednesday. The winning couple must be engaged for a month prior to entering and be willing to get married on November 9, 2022, in Illinois.