Bride's pot-laced wedding food takes toasting to new highs
A Florida bride and her caterer have been arrested after a prank in which they allegedly laced the food served at her February wedding with pot.
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A Florida bride and her caterer have been arrested after a prank in which they allegedly laced the food served at her February wedding with pot.
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A Florida bride and her caterer have been arrested after a prank in which they allegedly laced the food served at her February wedding with pot, local media reported Thursday.
A Florida bride and her caterer have been arrested after a prank in which they allegedly laced the food served at her February wedding with pot, local media reported Thursday. According to court documents, authorities arrived at the wedding venue of Andrew Svoboda and Danya Svoboda after several of their…
None of the guests interviewed said they knew there would be marijuana in the food. Read more at Boston.com.