maybe rhazes would like to change venues?

EPPING - With the $9.97 pansies on one side, the $1.24 perennial violas on the other, and the roar of Route 101 traffic behind them, Robert Hartford Jr. and Rhonda Goupil tied the knot.

While some of the couple's co-workers were hard at work rolling back the prices, about 70 guests were crowding around displays in the garden center to witness their Wal-Mart wedding this past Monday.

The guests included some total strangers who came to shop but suddenly found themselves caught in the middle of a wedding.

Hartford and Goupil were the first workers to get married at Epping's new Wal-Mart Supercenter. Hartford works in the store's tire and lube center, and the bride is a cashier.