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Krispy Kreme Giving Free Coffee on National Coffee Day, September 29

Krispy Kreme is set to celebrate National Coffee Day on Sunday, September 29, 2024, with a generous offer for coffee enthusiasts across the United States. The iconic doughnut chain is…

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Krispy Kreme will give you a free doughnut in Fayetteville this Tuesday and Wednesday, just by showing a lottery ticket!

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Krispy Kreme is set to celebrate National Coffee Day on Sunday, September 29, 2024, with a generous offer for coffee enthusiasts across the United States. The iconic doughnut chain is treating fans to a free hot or iced coffee, continuing its tradition of participating in this annual caffeine-centric event. Hot and Ready, indeed!

All guests this Sunday can enjoy a medium hot or iced coffee for FREE with any purchase. Krispy Kreme is sweetening National Coffee Day further with a second offer: fans can pick up a dozen Original Glazed® doughnuts for just $2 with the purchase of any dozen.  

Both National Coffee Day offers are available in-shop and drive-thru at participating shops across the U.S., and for pickup or delivery at krispykreme.com or via Krispy Kreme’s mobile app using promo codes COFFEE and BOGO2 while supplies last. 

"Nothing goes better with our amazing doughnuts than coffee that has a smooth blend and a rich roast,” said Dave Skena, Global Chief Brand Officer for Krispy Kreme. “While we’re known first for our doughnuts, we have superb coffee. We hope you’ll come by and see for yourself on National Coffee Day.” 

Share how you’re celebrating National Coffee Day with Krispy Kreme by using #KrispyKreme and tagging @krispykreme. Learn more about Krispy Kreme’sNational Coffee Day offer by visiting www.krispykreme.com/offers/nationalcoffeeday

State Park Wedding Venues: A Great Way to Save Money and Add Magic to Your Day

With their combination of natural beauty, historic charm, and affordable rates, state parks offer endless opportunities for a one-of-a-kind wedding experience. Which is why my boo and I recently tied the knot at a state park in Florida, in my childhood hometown. Not only was it special to be in a place that meant so much to me, but the cost for the state park venue also left room in the wedding budget for other expenses.

When you start planning your state park wedding, here are some things to consider:

    Most state parks provide tables, chairs, and access to electricity and restrooms. Some even have lodges, cabins or campgrounds where guests can stay on-site, making it a full weekend event. This keeps things simple for you and your guests. Having the ceremony and reception in separate locations is common. Providing transportation is optional as most guests can navigate between the sites themselves, however some parks have solutions for this. For instance, our state park venue offered a wilderness boat ride between park and reception space.

    Be aware that your wedding will be just one event happening at the park. Check if any other major happenings are planned that could impact your day. Carefully review any regulations on decorations, sound/music, flowers, etc. as state parks often have restrictions to preserve the natural environment.

    With their combination of natural beauty, historic charm, and affordable rates, state parks offer endless opportunities for a one-of-a-kind wedding experience. Just be sure to secure the proper permits and follow all park regulations.

    Here are some notable state parks that would make for an incredible wedding ceremony and add a unique element to your special day.

    Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park-Florida

    Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park is actually where we tied the knot and couldn't have been happier with the surroundings. For more information, click here
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    Tallulah Gorge State Park -Georgia

    Tallulah Gorge State Park offers hiking trails with suspension bridges, kayaking, and rock climbing overlooking the 1,000-foot gorge.

    Pocahontas State Park- Virginia

    Pocahontas State Park, only 30 minutes from Richmond, offers tranquil outdoor ceremony locations and dining halls in the woods that can fit up to 150 people.