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Ultimate Cupcake Wedding Display Give Away in Honor of Teaneck Couple’s 55th Wedding Anniversary!!
Milton Votee Park, Queen Anne Rd & Court St, Teaneck, NJ | Get Directions »
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On June 23, 1957, Shirley (Ferguson) McFarlane married Joseph McFarlane on a beautiful, bright, sunny day in Manhattan. Fast forward to 2012 and the long time Teaneck residents are celebrating their 55th wedding anniversary with their 5 children who are all Teaneck High graduates. This year, the couple has something else to celebrate. The couple's youngest daughter and granddaughter opened a cupcake shop in Little Ferry, NJ called I Am Cupcakes. In celebration of their 55th Wedding Anniversary, I Am Cupcakes is giving Northern NJ and Manhattan couples the chance to win an elegant wedding display of up to 150 gourmet cupcakes.
How do you win? I Am Cupcakes wants to hear your love story and why you deserve to win in 300 words or less.
Please see www.iamcupcakeshop.com for the full contest rules!!
Event Details
| Where | Milton Votee Park Queen Anne Rd & Court St, Teaneck, NJ 07666 |
| Next on | This event is over. |
| Time | |
| Who to bring | College Students, Moms, Dads, Singles, Everyone, Families |
| Website | http://www.iamcupcakeshop.com |
| Phone | 201.440.4249 |
| iamcupcakeshop@gmail.com | |
| Price | $0 |
More About Milton Votee Park
Milton Votee Park is the largest developed park in Teaneck. The park features two paved tracks for running and walking, an amphitheater, public swimming pool, three soccer fields, five baseball fields, four tennis courts and playground equipment.
The park's lighted bandshell hosts summer concerts and public events. Jogging and walking around the park's two tracks is a popular activity and fitness equipment is available near the park's tennis courts. A new playground specially designed for children with disabilities is located on the north end of the park.
This park was originally named Central Park, but was renamed in honor of former Teaneck Mayor Milton Votee in 1958, shortly before his death in 1961. Once a unused, garbage-strewn swamp, Milton Votee Park is now one of the most popular destinations in the township.
