NYC woman puts Brooklyn wedding up for sale
Mackenzie Newcomb took to Tik Tok to advertise her $15,000 wedding, which was planned to be at Milk and Roses.
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May 4, 2021, 12:48 PM
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2h agoA New York City woman is putting
her Brooklyn wedding up for sale.
Mackenzie Newcomb took to Tik Tok to advertise her $15,000 wedding, which was
planned to be at Milk and Roses.
Newcomb says she and her now husband Ben could not wait to get married
following the delays caused by COVID, so they got married on a Massachusetts
beach in a small family gathering.
The new wife says she didn’t
expect her post to go all over the Internet.
“I just need one couple to buy my wedding so I can get off the hook,” Newcomb
says.
Newcomb says she has had several couples inquire and is conducting interviews
to decide who to sell it to.
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