Celebrating a diamond jubilee wedding anniversary this year? Free Carvery meal...

jumblejack

Just had this email from my local Crown Carvery (I have deleted the name of my local as I don't want my location to be known)....

RSSDiamond couples enjoy dinner on us


During the week of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, we're treating couples also celebrating their 60th - 60 years of marriage, that is.

If you got married in 1952, drop by The ************** in *******between 4th and 9th June and mark your diamond wedding anniversary year with a delicious roast dinner (or three succulent sausages or a slice of pie) - on us.

See our carvery menu

Getting your free meal is a doddle
There's no need for bookings or vouchers, but you must bring your wedding certificate and some ID (otherwise we might not believe how old you are...).

Cracking value food for all the family
With hearty roasts, unlimited veg and indulgent puddings, The ********* is just the place to celebrate without breaking the bank. In fact, with your free meals and our value, the whole family can afford to come and join in.

Terms & conditions
One free main course each for guests married in 1952
Marriage certificate and ID (e.g. driving licence/passport/birth certificate) in the same name for each diner must be shown
Offer available between 4th and 9th June 2012

Find your nearest Crown Carvery and confirm the offer is running there too. These promotions are usually at all venues.

Enjoy:j

jumblejack

It IS at all carveries!!!!!:T

The link is here:

http://www.crowncarveries.co.uk/offer/diamondcouples/

Yay!!!!!!!

withabix

Hardly generous.

jumblejack

withabix wrote: »

Hardly generous.

Hardly constructive

withabix

OK, there are about 25,000 diamond wedding anniversaries in the UK every year.

Therefore 50,000 people are able to take up this offer, or 0.08% of the UK population.

If as many as 1in10 eligible people take up this offer, it will only cost them £20,000.

I suspect 1in100 may be closer....so £2000

Actually - offer is on for a week....maybe 1in1000....so £200

jordanchaos

There is no such thing as a free meal EXCEPT THIS ONE