Whatawedding! You can get married at Whataburger on Valentine’s Day One lucky couple will win $5,000 toward a honeymoon No description found
SAN ANTONIO – Whata better time and place to get married than Whataburger?
You can officially 'commit to the one you love at the place you love’ at Whataburgers across Texas on Valentine’s Day.
Even if you’re already married, you can also renew your vows at the restaurant, as well.
San Antonio teacher creates replica Whataburger as play area for classroom
Whataburgers in these cities listed below are participating:
College Station
Corpus Christi
Fort Worth
Grand Prairie
Houston
San Antonio
If you’re interested, apply online by clicking here .
If you’re selected, Whataburger will provide your favorite food and wedding surprises for the occasion. Just bring the rings, the marriage certificate and your significant other.
NEISD bus rolls through Whataburger parking lot while driver takes bathroom break
One lucky couple will be chosen to win $5,000 to use toward a honeymoon.
Winners will be notified via email between Feb. 4 - 7.
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