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Sweethearts Says Their “Marry Me” Hearts Are Legally Binding This Year

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Sweethearts Says Their “Marry Me” Hearts Are Legally Binding This Year

Sweethearts Candies added a feature to their website for Valentine’s Day where you scan a candy heart, and it helps you follow through with the message on it.  For example, scanning a “Marry Me” heart sends you to a site that helps you get married online.

Sweethearts just launched a jokey ad campaign claiming their candy hearts with messages are LEGALLY BINDING this year.  Don’t worry, they’re not really.

They added a feature to their website where you can scan their hearts with your phone, and it helps you follow through on the pledge.

And we LOVE the  a “4Ever” heart, a heart-shaped GRAVESTONES.  (Perfect dark humor).

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