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# Bride Is Likely More in Love With This Chicken Nugget Bouquet Than the Groom and Who Can Blame Her?

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by 

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## Rachel E. Greenspan


Oct 16, 2019 2:59 PM UTC

by 

[Rachel E. Greenspan](https://time.com/author/rachel-e-greenspan/)


## Rachel E. Greenspan


Oct 16, 2019 2:59 PM UTC

[Happy meals](https://time.com/5542516/fast-food-study-calories/) have officially been leveled up by this bride who had [chicken nuggets](https://time.com/5625407/megan-rapinoe-alex-morgan-on-kimmel/) in her [wedding bouquet](https://time.com/4953463/gigi-hadid-moschino/).

The bride was thrilled to receive her favorite snack in the form of a bouquet from family members who reached out to Tyson for the assist. “I think the bride’s more excited for nugs than \[for\] her new hubby,” her cousin, Jenna Spetz, said in an Instagram caption. The bouquet had a base of green leaves, because it’s important to get those [fuel](https://time.com/5667374/poor-diet-blindness-case-study/) in. During a [toast](https://time.com/5576958/time-100-2019-dwayne-johnson-toast/), another guest held up a dinosaur nugget, because one cannot ignore the different options of nugget shapes.

Apparently, the newlyweds are aptly-named, too. Adam and Blair Tyson are ready for a lifetime of love, and chicken nuggets. “Kisses and nugs to Adam and Blair Tyson,” the brand wrote on Instagram. “Wishing them a lifetime of #FunNugget love from our Tyson family to theirs.”

The surprises didn’t end there. The brand gifted these nugget-loving newlyweds a year’s worth of Tyson chicken nuggets, according to [_Delish_](https://www.delish.com/food-news/a29475688/bride-surprised-with-chicken-nugget-bouquet/)_._ 


This is definitely one bouquet worth catching.

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