Fox News Flash top entertainment headlines for November 4
Fox News Flash top entertainment and celebrity headlines are here.
This couple created the ultimate Taco Tuesday having their wedding reception at Taco Bell.
Analicia Garcia, 24, and Kyle Howser, 25, from Sacramento, California, got married on Tuesday, Oct. 26 at the San Francisco City Hall.
The ceremony was followed soon after by their wedding reception at the Taco Bell in Pacifica, California, which is famous for being one of the chain’s "most beautiful" locations.
BRIDE’S BOUQUET CATCHES FIRE IN VIRAL TIKTOK VIDEO: ‘I JUST FROZE’
Garcia and Howser, who are high school sweethearts, told Fox News that they chose Oct. 26 as their wedding date because it was also their eight-year dating anniversary.
"We just wanted to keep it all on one date," Garcia told Fox News.
Analicia Garcia and Kyle Howser got married on Tuesday, Oct. 26, and had their reception at the famous Pacifica, California, Taco Bell. (Courtesy of Emily Jenks Photography)
Howser added that the San Francisco City Hall is only open on weekdays, which gave them another excuse to get married on that Tuesday.
BEAR CRASHES WEDDING RECEPTION WHILE GUESTS CONTINUE TO EAT
Garcia said that they chose City Hall for their wedding day because they wanted to have a low-stress, inexpensive wedding.
"I wanted to elope, initially," Garcia said. "But we wanted to do something where we could still have our family and also not spend a ton of money… [City Hall] is beautiful and it was so convenient."
Garcia and Howser told Fox News they chose to have their reception at Taco Bell because they love the chain and they wanted a "low-stress, inexpensive" wedding. (Courtesy of Emily Jenks Photography)
NEWLYWEDS SNAP PHOTOS AT SUBWAY WHERE THEY FIRST MET: ‘HUGE HIT WITH ALL OF OUR GUESTS’
When they were thinking about where to hold their reception, Garcia saw online that a Taco Bell in Las Vegas hosts weddings. That’s when Garcia wondered if the Pacifica location did, as well.
"We didn’t want anything that was super high stress," Garcia said. "We also love Taco Bell."
Howser added: "It’s just good, consistent food. We enjoy it. It’s cheap and we have a lot of fun eating it."
Garcia and Howser are high school sweethearts and when they were still in high school, they would go to Taco Bell after school dances or football games because it was open later than other restaurants. (Courtesy of Emily Jenks Photography)
When they were in college, Taco Bell was perfect for dates on a budget, Howser said. (Courtesy of Emily Jenks Photography)
He explained that when they were in high school, they would go to Taco Bell after school dances or football games because it was open later than other restaurants. Then, when they were in college, it was perfect for dates on a budget.
"It just kind of continued and then we were able to share that with our wedding guests," Howser said.
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTER
Garcia said they chose the Pacifica location because of how nice it is.
"It feels like a good combination of everything," Garcia said. "As far as Taco Bells go, I feel like it’s really nice, right on the beach. And there was that outdoor patio where we could have our guests."
Howser said of his wedding day: "It was a really cool balance between having a nice, elegant ceremony at City Hall and then driving 30 minutes or so down the coast to Pacifica and having a more casual, fun party." (Courtesy of Emily Jenks Photography)
Garcia said that the staff at the Pacifica Taco Bell were "really easy to work with" and "went above and beyond."
CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP
Howser said that some of their guests were "skeptical" about what the reception would be like, but afterwards told them it was "one of the best weddings" they’d been to.
FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS
"People went in…not really knowing what to expect," Howser said. "And then we got there and it was really nice. And everybody had a lot of fun."
"It was a really cool balance between having a nice, elegant ceremony at City Hall and then driving 30 minutes or so down the coast to Pacifica and having a more casual, fun party," Howser added. "It was sort of the best of both worlds."
