We all know that the economy isn't great. Many resturants have shut down because they can't afford utilities and making an income. McDonald's isn't an exception. World wide, the burger giant has shut down thousands of stores. One store in Japan has taken a stand to help with expenses. Eikō Harada, the president of McDonalds in Japan, has decided to allow one resturant to host weddings. They aren't your average wedding planners, hosting with a frozen sculpture, and minature finger food. They decided their best approach to this is cater to their guests every needs by serving Japanese tea and selling hamburgers for 121 Yen. Both the bride and grooms parents must pay 60,500 Yen five (5) months in advance. After each month, the couple must pay 36,300 Yen for expenses. The week before the wedding is the most expensive. Everyone who is attending the wedding must pay 12,100 Yen for each hour. McDonald's plans on having the weddings run for around 4 hours. We don't know how they'll accomplish it, but it looks like they are. Our sources tell us five families are already taking part in McDonald's new services. Eikō Harada informed us that they plan on soon hosting funerals.