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 The WARC files associated with this crawl are not currently available to the general public. ||||| The smell of love and Whoppers is in the air: A couple from Illinois named Joel Burger and Ashley King — yes, thats right, Mr. Burger and Ms. King — are tying the knot this summer, and sealing their place in fast food history. According to the State Journal-Register, the duo has "fully embraced" their Burger-King wedding: They posed next to a Burger King sign for one of their engagement photos and they have reached out to the fast food chain for permission to use the official logo on their wedding favors. However, the couple will not go so far as to get married inside of a Burger King (unlike these Starbucks fans.) 
  
 It appears as if Burger King is now in contact with the Burger-King wedding party and the chain plans to send the couple "something special." Will this mean special pizza-sized hamburgers for their reception? A cake made from chicken fries? Or maybe just a Whopper bar for hungry guests. Mr. Taco and Ms. Bell, you're up next. 
  
 Mr. Burger and Ms. King? Is this real life? Please help us find this amazing couple. #BurgerKingWedding pic.twitter.com/gwhFhCMmmR — Burger King (@BurgerKing) April 3, 2015 ||||| Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today in the presence of these readers, to join Burger King and Burger-King in matrimony. Burger King Brand proposed on Monday, and Joel Burger and Ashley King accepted. 
  
 The company is paying the expenses and providing gifts for the July 17 wedding of Joel and Ashley in Jacksonville, aka the Burger-King nuptials. 
  
 Friday's column was about how Joel and Ashley have been Burger-King since they were in the fifth grade together in New Berlin. When they announced their engagement this spring, they had their picture taken next to the BK restaurant logo in Springfield. They flipped their names so that Joel's would be first in the announcement. Normally the woman's name is first. But then it wouldn't have been Burger-King, would it? 
  
 Friday's column was pretty well-read locally. And then it went viral. The New York Daily News posted it. The Huffington Post reposted it. Soon I was hearing from BuzzFeed, the Daily Mail in the U.K. and a producer from Australia’s #1 Radio Show, which happens to be The Kyle and Jackie O Show. (But, then, you knew that.) 
  
 They all wanted to contact Joel and Ashley. The media crush is threatening to become overwhelming. It will only gain momentum now that Burger King is on board and will be promoting the Burger King, Burger-King connection nationally. I hope it stays fun for Joel and Ashley. 
  
 "Oh my God, it's going to be crazy," Ashley said. She knew over the weekend that the column had gone viral. She said, sure, they'll talk with Australia's number one radio show. I expect more will be calling. 
  
 > UPDATE (April 8, 10:15 a.m.): Burger King has released a video about the couple on YouTube: 
  
 This all began innocently enough with SJ-R business editor Tim Landis. He spotted the unique Burger-King engagement announcement and photograph in the Chatham Clarion. He put it on my desk in case I thought it could make a column. For my part, all I had to do was recognize it as one. 
  
 Since Ashley had already tried to reach out to the Burger King company, but unsuccessfully, I sent an email to the company's media relations representative. I soon heard from Alison Brod Public Relations in New York City, the company that has the Burger King account. I sent them an email about the wedding, they contacted the company, and Burger King took it from there. 
  
 Which culminated Monday afternoon when Joel and Ashley got the big news from Burger King via Skype. The connection was between New Berlin and New York City and we can't say that very often, can we? Ashley's dad, Vince King, was there to help celebrate, as was Joel's mom, Cindy Burger. 
  
 "When we heard about the happy, Burger-King couple, we felt an overwhelming urge to celebrate their upcoming marriage," said Eric Hirschhorn, Burger King Brand spokesman. "On so many levels it felt like fate; they found each other and their story found us." 
  
 The company, as we say in the newspaper business "buried the lede" when giving Joel and Ashley the news Monday afternoon. Burger King didn't tell them they were picking up the tab for the wedding until near the end. It was a huge surprise. 
  
 "We were just blown away," Joel said. 
  
 "We were shaking," Ashley added. 
  
 Shaking and blown away and crying, but in a good way. 
  
 Since Friday's column described how the Burger-King name was given Joel and Ashley by a motivational speaker who used yo-yos at a fifth-grade assembly, the Burger King company is providing personalized yo-yos to the wedding guests. The company also is providing gift bags, Mason Jars and Burger King crowns, all personalized for Joel and Ashley's wedding. 
  
 But paying for the entire thing is huge. 
  
 "We knew deep in our hearts that we wanted to honor the union of Mr. Burger and Ms. King," says Hirschhorn. "In an unforgettable way. Everyone at Burger King Brand agreed and, as Dave Bakke said, we knew we wanted to create a 'whopper of a wedding' that's uniquely their own. 
  
 "And now we hope we've swept them off their feet. All we ask in return is that they live happily ever after." 
  
 And that's the way we like it: Well done. 
  
 — Contact Dave Bakke: dave.bakke@sj-r.com, 788-1541, twitter.com/DaveBakkeSJR. 
  
 *** ||||| This story was updated on Tuesday, April 7, 2015. 
  
 Joel Burger and Ashley King of Illinois are getting married, finally uniting the two warring families of the fast food kingdom and bringing peace to our land. 
  
 No but really, a Burger-King wedding is happening — and the burger chain has offered to foot the bill. 
  
 See also: 8 Wines to Pair With Your Fast Food 
  
 "When we heard about the happy, Burger-King couple, we felt an overwhelming urge to celebrate their upcoming marriage," said Burger King spokesman Eric Hirschhorn on Tuesday, one day after the company issued a call to help find the couple. 
  
 Burger (24) and King (23) have known each other since kindergarten, according to The State Journal-Register, but didn't start officially dating until college. One thing led to another, Burger proposed to King at a lake instead of a Burger King for some reason, and the rest is history. 
  
 For their engagement photo, the couple took a few shots in front of a local Burger King location. 
  
 Joel Burger is going to marry Ashley King this summer. Yes, it's the Burger King wedding! AND it's today's column: http://t.co/mczvO1wItZ — Dave Bakke (@DaveBakkeSJR) April 3, 2015 
  
 The two reached out to Burger King about helping them create customized drink koozies with the Burger King logo, but originally hadn't heard back. 
  
 But Burger King quickly took notice of the couple, and issued a call on Twitter to help them get in touch with the couple. 
  
 Mr. Burger and Ms. King? Is this real life? Please help us find this amazing couple. #BurgerKingWedding pic.twitter.com/gwhFhCMmmR — Burger King (@BurgerKing) April 3, 2015 
  
 We have a few more recommendations for customizing this wedding. We'll just leave them here: 
  
 In lieu of flowers, throw a bouquet of fries 
  
 Ketchup and mustard packets instead of rice as the couple exits 
  
 Burger cake? 
  
 Personalized vows taken exclusively from former Burger King slogans 
  
 Officiated by that creepy king 
  
 Chicken nuggets tied to the wedding vehicle's bumper 
  
 Stay in a Burger King for the honeymoon 
  
 BONUS: 5 Horrifying Fast Food Facts ||||| The love of these two is as hot as a bacon double cheeseburger. 
  
 A couple in Illinois will be tying the knot and cementing themselves as fast food royalty all at once. The wedding between Joel Burger and Ashley King will be billed as Burger-King, the State Journal-Register reports. 
  
 Burger, 24, and his sweetheart King, 23, were close friends in high school but didn't start dating until college. Though the couple has been teased for their whopper of a name, they aren't letting any annoyances ketchup with them. 
  
 “We have yet to escape the teasing,” King told the publication. “But we have fully embraced our nickname.” 
  
 DAWWWWWW! Ashley King and Joel Burger 
  
 Please invite us to your wedding, Burger-King. We'll bring the fries. 
  
 H/T New York Daily News 
  
  
  
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Last week, the Illinois State Journal-Register ran a story about Joel Burger and Ashley King, a New Berlin couple getting married in what's become known as the Burger-King wedding. Needless to say, the story has since gone viral—and now Burger King is paying for the whole affair. Burger and King are used to getting comments on their combination of names, and they ran with it when announcing their engagement: Instead of the woman's name appearing first, as is traditional, they let Burger have the honors. They also posed with a Burger King sign for their engagement photo. They told the State Journal-Register they'd love to include the BK logo on the coozies they're planning as wedding favors, but that King had had no luck getting hold of anyone at corporate headquarters. The newspaper also reached out, the story went viral, and voila: Yesterday, Burger and King spoke to Burger King via Skype, and the chain made the offer. "When we heard about the happy Burger-King couple, we felt an overwhelming urge to celebrate their upcoming marriage," a spokesperson explains. "We wanted to create a 'Whopper of a wedding' that's uniquely their own." Burger King will pay for the expenses and provide wedding favors for the July 17 nuptials in Jacksonville. "We were shaking" when BK made the offer, King says. Adds Burger, "We were just blown away." Among the aforementioned favors: personalized yo-yos, since Burger and King first got their "Burger King" nickname at a 5th grade assembly involving yo-yos, and—of course—personalized Burger King crowns. (Apparently there is no plan to provide Whopper-scented cologne.)