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Brides now carrying pizza down the aisle instead of flowers bouquet

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NEW YORK: Weddings are a time to celebrate love, so why not celebrate the love you have for your partner and your love of pizza all in one go?

This is now a real possibility for brides-to-be, as a restaurant has created the ultimate wedding bouquet which is made entirely from pizza.

Forget the flowers, it’s all about the dough, cheese, and pepperoni.

Made by Villa Italian Kitchen in New York City, the restaurant is hoping that the quirky product, which features pieces of pizza rolled up to look like flowers, will take off and become this summer’s hit wedding trend.

And the best part is they’re completely free as the eatery is giving them away to a few lucky couples tying the knot over in the states.

In a post on their website, Villa Italian Kitchen said:

“Perfect for any couple looking to add some fun and flavor to their big day, the Pizza Bouquet and Boutonniere feature beautiful and delicate floral details hand-crafted by New York food-stylist Jessie Bearden.”

Mimi Wunderlich, Director of Communications and Digital Marketing at Villa Italian Kitchen, added:

“We are so excited to kick-off wedding season with the launch of the world’s first pizza bouquet and boutonniere.

“These delicious floral accessories are perfect for pizza-loving couples looking to spice up their wedding with one of a kind design.”

The unusual wedding item has caused a stir on social media, with pizza-lovers praising the idea.

Jenny Yang said: “PIZZA. WEDDING. BOUQUETS. At least SOMEONE got the dream wedding of 12-year-old me. Respect.”

Arran Payne added: “Pizza wedding bouquet. What more could any bride want?”

While Ryan Flinn wrote: “I might get divorced and remarried just to eat this.”

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