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Pizza boxes sit stacked at a Domino's Pizza Inc. location in Murray, Kentucky, U.S., on Thursday,
Pizza boxes sit stacked at a Domino's Pizza Inc. location in Murray, Kentucky, U.S., on Thursday, Oct. 24, 2013.
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Domino's has launched a wedding registry, meaning it's now socially acceptable to gift pizza to the happy couple.

Gift options listed on the website include a $25 pizza for the wedding night, "in case they don't eat any of the delicious wedding food" and $60 for food at the Bachelor and Bachelorette parties, Business Insider reports. Over half the company's sales are done online.

"We hear often from customers that Domino's was a part of their big day, from proposals to after-hours meals at their wedding," Domino's spokesperson Jenny Fouracre said in a statement.

Domino's have been creative with their booming online business before, having launched drone delivered pizza in New Zealand.

[Business Insider]