What's cute about this story is the casual and completely matter-of-fact mention that the couple is Wiccan.
But, really, a WaWa?
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2 comments:
I don't even know what a WaWa is! Not a west coast thing, I am guessing.
this was also interesting:
With a wedding at the Wawa and on the 4th of July, the couple isn't exactly traditional. The couple practices Wicca, a nature-based religion and wanted a Native American ceremony.
they sound v independent :)
UUgal
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