life after “I do”

If you’re like most couples, you’ve already discovered that things change when two lives merge into one. After months of focusing on creating the perfect wedding and planning the dream honeymoon, it can come as a rude awakening that everyday life revolves around things that are a a bit more… everyday. Like doing the laundry. Paying the bills. And eating 1,095 meals a year.

As a single, you may have dined on cereal one night and gone out the next. But somehow a bowl of Cheerios® and two spoons just doesn’t fit your mental image of dining “á deux.” And neither your wallet nor your waistline can afford to live by pizza, carryout, and things that come in bags and boxes alone.

We can’t solve the battle for the remote control or the inevitable frustration over who’s hogging the covers, but learning your way around the grill is a great way to make preparing and sharing meals something to look forward to.

Here’s to discovering the joys of grilling and dining together happily ever after.

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Grilling Happily Ever After

There’s probably nobody who knows more about getting a life of grilling off to a great start than the experts at Weber. That’s why we’ve assembled our top tips for newlyweds on choosing a grill, mastering the art of grilling, and creating distinctive and delicious meals for two, four, or a whole backyard full of friends

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Grilling help when you need it.

At Weber, we believe everyday is a good day to grill, so we stand ready to answer your questions and impart advice from 7am to 11pm CDT/CST. Call us at 1-800-446-1071, and one of our grilling experts will be there to help you seven days a week.

Want the secret for grilling the perfect steak? Need a recipe for a killer barbecue sauce? Call our Grill Line and a Weber Certified Barbecue Expert will be happy to answer your cooking questions. 1-800-GRILL-OUT (1-800-474-5568).

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