KFC Is Offering An $80,000 Wedding To Couples Who Propose With Their Newest Menu Item

KFC, the fast-food connoisseur of finger-licking chicken, has once again ventured into the land of love with the relaunch of KFC Weddings.

This time, they're upping the ante with a delectable twist: the introduction of the BBQ Onion Ring Burger, a symbol of love that's as unconventional as it is delicious.

KFC's BBQ Onion Ring Burger isn't just a feast for the senses; it's a symbol of unity, with two golden, crispy onion rings nestled between the layers of an Original Recipe chicken fillet, cheese, fresh lettuce, and a slathering of new sweet and tangy BBQ sauce. It's a matrimony of flavours promising to honour and cherish your taste buds.

But the sizzle doesn't stop there. KFC is giving one clucky couple the chance to win the ultimate wedding package valued at a whopping $80,000.

This isn't just about saying "I do" but about diving into a bucket of love that includes KFC catering, theming, venue hire, photography, and entertainment.

The catch? Hopeful couples need to get creative with their proposal pictures using any onion ring item with a photo of the special moment. The most original and imaginative snapshot will snag the lavish prize.

It's a call to all lovebirds over the age of 18 to put their love on display, with a side of fries, of course.

KFC Australia’s chief marketing officer Tami Cunningham said the chain is always “looking at life on the fried side”.

“We know our customers love our fried chicken almost as much as they love their partners, so what could go better together than KFC and weddings, a moment of celebration where our delicious chicken can be enjoyed right at the heart.”

“We’re also incredibly excited for Aussies to sink their teeth into our new BBQ onion ring burger; we have a feeling this will be a new fan favourite for many years to come.”

So, for those ready to tie the knot with a bit of a twist, details on how to enter can be found on the KFC Weddings website. It's a chance to start your marriage with a story that will be told for years to come, one that began with a burger, a bucket, and a dream.