A really sweet wedding

A really sweet wedding

A couple were married at the place where they first met at the Honey Dew Donut shop where a Cyndi LaRose and her honey said, "I do."


Cyndi LaRose and Joseph David Smith were able to exchange their wedding vows in North Kingstown Rhode Island at the donut shop where they first met each other.


The donut baker was able to make the food for the wedding.

Faraq Mohamed, who is the donut shop's owner, was able to greet customers with a simple question: "Coffee or the wedding?"

A former judge conducted the wedding ceremony at the donut shop for a really sweet wedding.

The donut shop's regular customers all served as the witnesses to the marriage nuptials.


"I saw this good-looking guy standing up there," LaRose said. "He was a country-looking guy, the type I look for, the Grizzly Adams type."


They wanted to have the marriage ceremony on the beach but it was simply too cold.

Bob's comment: South Florida beach weddings are usually available year round...

The doughnut shop is a very casual place where many of their friends go to hang out anyways.
so the couple decided that it was a perfect fit for them to get married there.

"I don't even own a dress," LaRose said.

"You couldn't get me in a tie," Smith said.

The couple planned to spend a Thanksgiving weekend honeymoon at a Connecticut casino.