Bride-to-Be Had The Best Reaction After Her Fiancé Called Off Their $35,000 Wedding At The Last Minute

Quinn Duane spent months preparing for her lavish $35,000 wedding at Sacramento’s luxurious Citizen Hotel. However, things didn’t go as planned. A week before the wedding, her groom, Landon Borup, got cold feet and called it off.

 

Though the bride-to-be was heartbroken, the family decided to offer the wedding reception feast, which had been planned for 120 guests, to the area’s homeless population. The bride’s parents informed the hotel that the wedding would no longer be taking place but that they still wanted to keep their reservation for the venue along with their food order.

 

According to KCRA, Quinn Duane’s mother, Kari, says she is heartbroken for her daughter but also says it only made sense to give back to the community since the deposits were already made and much of the wedding was nonrefundable. Kari says she was determined to take something good away from it all and claims that she did after seeing all the families that came out to enjoy the food. “I will take away something good from this, I will.”

After reaching out to several homeless shelters, and even doing some street-to-street recruitment, more than 90 adults and children arrived at the hotel where they were treated to a four-star feast including salmon, tri-tip steak, salad and even dessert. Fancy.

“To lose out on something so important to yourself and then give it to someone else is really giving,” Erika Craycraft shared with KCRA after enjoying a meal with her family.

 

Husband Rasha Abdullah added, “When you’re going through a hard time and a struggle for you to get out to do something different and with your family, it was really a blessing.” While the breakup was understandably tough on Quinn, the newly single 27-year-old still has a nonrefundable honeymoon to look forward to. In fact, she’s headed to Belize with her mum this weekend. Kudos to; Viralthread