Newlyweds Snap Photos At Subway Where They First Met

Posted on October 27, 2021 by Chris Johnson

A couple in Michigan headed to the Subway where they met after their wedding for a photoshoot.

Donning their wedding day attire, the couple got to take photos with a Subway-themed convertible sports car and foot-long sandwiches.

The couple met at that exact restaurant in December 2017 and the sandwich chain has played a role in their lives ever since.

They even celebrated their first anniversary at a Subway by toasting their sandwiches like champagne flutes.

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