The World's Aberrations
a lot of people want to have a dream of a wedding in addition to prince charming and the princess.
the wedding plays an important role, whether it comes under a white wedding dress and enters the wedding hall with a beloved prince, or it takes a white horse to lead its own princess into the eternal fairy tale of love.
but there are people who want to be different, and churches, priests, bands are too common to bear.
those graveyards, haunted houses, death, crazy rollers, booms are their favorites! a nepalese couple who chose to marry at the top of the mountain, the first in the world to marry at the top.
in the process of climbing, they taste the sweet and bitterness of their tastes and must live in harmony after marriage.
the new belgians have an air wedding and they're kissing.
on 13 september 2010, a new pair from brussels, belgium, held the first ever “air wedding” in more than 50 metres of air.
the guests were tied to a chair on a half-empty platform, and the newlyweds, after completing the ritual, were married by jumping and kissing.
mr.
and mrs.
jeron kippers and mr.
sandra kippers from brussels became the world ' s first pair of new people to marry in the air and took the oath in the form of leaps.
the bride, the groom and the master stood on a huge crane, and more than 20 guests were tied to the chair of the air platform, and only the legs were able to swing at will.
there was a orchestra and a pianist next to the second platform.
in addition to the ceremony, the newlyweds tried to jump in the air and hung up in the air.
dozens of newcomers have been lined up since they were united to follow this unusual marriage.
however, the price for this strange wedding is not cheap, and the ceremonial portion alone costs pound260,000.
naked marriage is now a trend in europe and is popular in japan.
a nudist marriage is usually a group wedding, at which several couples are naked and present their truest side to the other half.
in japan, the nudist marriage also requires the wedding to be naked.
is this the most popular wedding of all time? fish, on 28 may 2002, a singapore couple married in aquarium that raised sharks to call for an end to the “cruel acts” of shark killing.
the strange wedding took place in the seafloor of st.
tausha, singapore's famous tourist destination.
at the end of the wedding, the bride said, “we hope to draw attention to the issue of environmental protection through this unique wedding”.
wedding guests include dozens of different species of sharks in aquariums, which have not been given new because they are now “sweet.”People bring any danger.
Shark fins are the source of famous seafood “fins” and are much more valuable than shark meat, so fishers often throw sharks back into the sea after cutting them off, when sharks often die of excessive bleeding.
According to Wildlife Conservation, about 100 million sharks are killed each year by this brutal means, and many have condemned this chording as a “breath of nature”.
People in South-East Asia are very fond of “nutritionful” shark fin soup, and there are as many as 300 million people on the planet who love the taste of fish fins, but some experts in Singapore have stressed that fish fins do not have any special nutritional value at all, and that the taste of soup is purely the product of sorbent.
According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Singapore is the world ' s third largest fish fins trade centre after Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Russian newlyweds hold romantic weddings on the peaks of the transcontinental snow, which are glowing and glamorous as the sun shines.
The most important love ceremony of their lives — the wedding — is being held in such a poetic romantic place by a couple of new Russians.
On 15 March 2013, a new family was born on the slope of El Brus, the “cross-continental peak” of the Asia-Europe dividing line.
The ski lover Yevgeny and his girlfriend Oksana had a romantic wedding in this world of snow at 3,500 metres above sea level.
Dozens of climbers and tourists participated in the “Snow Mountain wedding” of the newer.
According to the groom, they loved Mount El Bruss very much and never wanted to have a wedding elsewhere.
He said, "I believe that Earl Bruce will bring us happiness." In January 2011, at a time when the global cold weather was prevailing, the Russian city of Siberia, Krasnoyarsk, Sergei-Kaunov and Irina-Kuzmenko held a winter swimming wedding at 30 below-zero temperatures in the Yenisse River.
Bride Irina did not have winter swim training, but still attended the wedding after a sauna bath and received the blessing of all.
A couple of "creative" weddings at the airport in Moscow have been registered for weddings, weddings and honeymoon trips.
But it was not easy to put these things together, but a couple in Russia did.
The first air wedding in Russian history was held on 25 December 2012 at Moscow International Airport by a new pair of Russians.
On the official home page of the “Facebook” social network at Shelmetevo Airport in Moscow, the entire process of a wedding ceremony for new people at the capital international airport was published.
Fiancée Yulia is a project manager and fiancée Sergei is an IT worker.
Not only were they the first to get married at Sermetevo Airport, but they were also the first in all Russian airports.
Registration at the Airport Registry has not yet been officially launched, but can be done in private.
This guy went to the civil registry early in the morning, and then..The place considered closest to the gods — the airport — completes the signature and holds the ceremony.
The feast was set in a restaurant at the airport.
The invitation reads: “If you want to deliver a gift, consider our ability to carry it, we'll really fly away, in other words, give as little as we can so that our parents can take it or send cash.” It's supposed to be the happiest thing in a lifetime.
But can you imagine having a wedding at the dump? It's incredible that the American Davids had a wedding at the dump.
Believe it's also a memorable wedding.
The wedding of a new American couple, Larrys, was held in a wedding car, and not in a single wedding car.
From the party to the ceremony and then to the cave, it was in the car.
Wedding in the U.S.
green new man's bathroom, toilet paper, wedding dress.
In November 2008, the United States bride Jennifer Kanon and groom Doi Nichols married in a public toilet in Times Square, New York.
The new ones are from Lexington, Kentucky, USA.
Previously, a New York network company specializing in the cheap wedding business, in an effort to promote the concept of “dispensive marriage”, recruited a new couple to be married in the United States to perform a simple “toilet wedding” for them in the toilet at no cost.
Since Jennifer and his boyfriend had never been to New York, they had also decided to sign up for the vendor-sponsored wedding, and had been fortunately chosen.
The toilet, the only free luxurious public toilet in New York, was opened recently.
At 12 noon, the bride in the white dress, accompanied by her father, accompanied by the wedding, slowly walked along the red carpet into the bathroom door.
The wedding dress that Jennifer wore that day was made out of toilet paper! This “hygienic dress” was designed by Hannah Kim, the winner of the “Toilet Paper Bride” contest organized by a network company, in the form of a handless V-coloured dress with a bouquet of bouquets and very fine work.
At first glance, it looks so beautiful, it feels like a real knitted wedding dress, almost nothing different than a regular wedding dress.
In practice, however, it is carefully folded and pasted with a toilet paper.
On 28 August 2012, when a couple of steep peaks of the United States wedding took place, a new American couple recently climbed to the most visible landmark in West Virginia, Sénéga, a 900-foot steep mountain peak (about 274 metres) to witness their wedding.
The unique set of newlywed photographs of the groom Bob Ewing and the bride Anthony Hocch Ewing has been the subject of much debate on the Internet and over half a million hits.
It's an illusory wedding proposed by Bride Anthony.
In March 2012, Bob asked Anthony to climb with himMarriage, after receiving a positive response, Anthony suggested that the wedding should also take place on the climbing mountain.
The wedding was attended by family and friends of the new ones, who would also climb the top of Senega together, while those who could not climb the rocks would attend the normal wedding the next day.
Indeed, because of the small size of the mountain peaks and the extremely limited capacity to accommodate them, they had to reduce their participation.
"This is probably the most beautiful place we've ever been to," Bob Ewing said, "Antwone and I have a very special relationship, and it's a lucky thing to find someone who works with me.
That's what happened to the Joker's wedding, to McGill and Carol, when they got married, dressed as clowns, and all the people who came to the wedding were wearing this costume, and the whole wedding was like a circus.
If you're not scared and embarrassed, you can choose this wedding.
In October 2007, a gruesome and beautiful “Hell” wedding was held by a couple of lovers from Ohio under the witness of a group of “Zombies” and “witches”.
The wedding was held in a local terror city called "Seven Hells".
When a hearse carrying coffins arrived at the entrance to the tomb outside the City of Terror, the 24-year-old groom Robert Seifer came out of the coffin and met with the 22-year-old bride Tina Mirhona.
The priest, dressed as the Death, married them, and his main prayer, which he had read, was held by the hands of a skinny man.
The groom's father said, "It's strange to see his son out of a coffin.
When you see someone in the coffin, they usually go into the coffin, not out of it.” Saifer and Mirhona are all employees of the City of Terror.
Their colleague Tim Perrian said, "This is the most beautiful wedding I ever attended." Another colleague, Jessica Repash, was dressed as the master of the horror film Carly, with blood stains.
And this is a friend of the newlyweds, Katie O'Malley, who says, "Wedding is horrible and beautiful." On 25 January 2011, a couple of newcomers from Indiana, United States, held a wedding in an elegantly decorated round hall.
However, one of the houses below their auditorium was where the coffins and urn boxes were stored, and the entire auditorium was surrounded by a 60-acre cemetery with 100,000 gravestones.
The wedding of the newcomers, Paulita and Tony Flores, also illustrates the current trend of marriage hall selection in the United States.
Many funeral homes are building and marketing diverse service centres and, in addition to funeral services, can hold various celebrations, including weddings, birthday parties, commemorative ceremonies, holiday parties and dances.
Sue Totterdale, President of National Association of Wedding Products, National Professional Marriage Organization of the United States of America, stated that although people felt that it was not good to have a wedding in a place surrounded by griefBut the funeral home is not so different from the church, because the church also stops.
As long as access to cemeteries and funeral homes is made, weddings are just as beautiful.
In addition, there had been cases where new persons had chosen to marry at the grandmother ' s grave because it was of particular significance to their families.
The wedding in the British couple's garage was only £1,000 on 11 August 2009, and a British couple decided to host a wedding reception in the garage at £1,000.
Zero-gravity wedding on American New Humanity.
On 20 June 2009, Ellen Finnigan and Noel Fulermo from New York completed a special wedding in the Gulf of Mexico — the world's first wedding in a “zero gravity” state.
On the same day, the two lucky men set out from the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida, to hold a “zero gravity” wedding on a specially designed Boeing 727.
As a result of weightlessness, the couple had difficultly exchanged wedding rings and read out their wedding vows, which ended with a slightly clumsy kiss.
"This wedding is more incredible than I thought." Bride Erin was excited to say.
In order to simulate loss of weight, the aircraft carried out parabolic flights in the air, during which there was a rapid and rapid increase and decline over time.
Throughout the process, guests, be they new or married, have to constantly explore and coordinate their movements, because in such a weightless environment, the process will continue to collide.
In Zero Gravity, everything is different.
First of all, this special wedding needs a special walk.
The bride wears a specially designed “zero-gravity wedding dress”, which is made of special material to ensure that it does not float in a state of weightlessness.
The groom is also wearing a specially designed “zero-gravity tuxedo”, which is designed to be fully adapted to the environment of zero-gravity.
In addition, the wedding rings exchanged by the newcomers are a special “zero-gravity wedding ring”, made of metal fragments from the rare “Gibian” meteorite, which fell in ancient times into the Kalahari Desert in Africa, consisting of iron nickel alloy.
Even the kiss of the new man is special.
Noelho made it clear that, at the moment of the exciting kiss, he had difficulty targeting the bride ' s lips.
“The first kiss was a total failure, and I knew which position I should be in, but the body did not listen.” He told the press.
And the bride, Erin, said, "Noel hit my nose and might bleed." A gun shop in the United States promoted a “shooting wedding” offering a “shooting wedding” in a gun shop in Las Vegas, Vegas, United States of America, which was welcomed by new people around the world, some of them even flying from the United Kingdom for a unique wedding.
After exchange of wedding vows in the auditorium of the gun shop, the newcomers can take photographs with them.
And then, the new guy goes to the private ViThe P range, where shots were fired, allowed for five rounds per person.
The cost of all these services is £300 (approximately £3,000).
The range of guns used by new recruits is varied, with semi-automatic guns, pistols, AK-47s and Uzi submachine guns.
A wedding service called “Mrs.
and Mrs.
Smith and Wesson”, which offers more gun choices, ammunition and targets, is also available to newers who are more obsessed with guns.
The priest of the gun shop, Emily Miller, who married the new man explained that it was because some lovers loved each other and the gun that they had launched the service.
He said: “The gun does not necessarily mean anger and hatred.
Our service is an interesting and powerful way to help people vent anger and emotion.
There's an American couple at the supermarket.
On 10 January 2010, a couple of elderly people from Florida, the United States, married at a supermarket they knew, and over 40 family members and friends, together with the supermarket staff, witnessed their alternative “maritime wedding”.
Sixty-seven-year-old Nicolas and 75-year-old Frankel met last May at Hole Food Market.
Franck was about to leave when he finished shopping, but when it rained, he waited at the supermarket without an umbrella.
At that point, he noted that a beautiful woman had passed and that a few minutes later, she had returned with her umbrella and taken him back to the parking area.
To thank the lady, Frankel invited her for lunch, and it is Nicolas who is very kind.
Then they started romantic love.
How deeply do you love you when a couple of British couples are married at 152 meters underground? A new English man gave an unwise answer.
On 6 July 2007, this wedding took place at a depth of 152 metres, which was difficult for new arrivals to reach, to show love “deepness”.
The bride Man Man and the groom Davis had two sons and had finally decided to enter into marriage this year.
After careful planning, they chose the place of the wedding under a mine that was often difficult to reach and used its depth to explain love.
On the day of the wedding, an abandoned mine was decorated and 152 metres deep under a candlelight, with a strong sense of romance.
The ceremony began with a group of newcomers travelling in electric cable vehicles through an 800-metre tunnel previously used by miners at the bottom of the well.
The notary, Jones, who was waiting here, conducted the marriage ceremony for them.
When the notary declared the bride and groom to be husband and wife, the relatives and friends present gave a warm round of applause.
“For security reasons, only 15 dignitaries were invited to attend the ceremony under the well, including two of our sons, Kony, 10, and Brendan, 8.
The entire wedding lasted half an hour, after which the newcomers went up to the canoe through the underground lake and returned to the ground for a wine fair to receive the blessing of their relatives and friends.
It's amazing how a couple of British lovers are trying to get a modern-day wedding in the Arctic glaciersA couple suddenly came up with the idea of flying by helicopter to the glaciers in the Arctic Circle of Alaska, United States, where they had a “romantic freezer” wedding in wedding dress and dress at 10 degrees below zero.
In July 2007, the bride Tracy and the groom Steven from Mercesed County, England, decided to marry after years of love and felt that it was more meaningful to marry in a “unprecedented” manner.
Eventually, they came up with this crazy idea.
On the day of the ceremony, they flew in a helicopter with the wedding priest to a glacier in the Arctic circle, exchanged wedding rings and read their vows.
Bride Tracy still wears a white dress, while the groom Steven wears only a dress because they do not want swollen cold suits to spoil the romantic atmosphere on the scene.
Despite the fact that the couple were shaking in the cold, the two men smiled with joy and believed that their “hot love” could withstand the stinging cold.
It took two years to kiss all kinds of romance among 60 dock couples.
A romantic British couple of middle-aged couples chooses to travel to British docks and leaves behind a seaside kiss.
On 8 July 2013, a couple of middle-aged British couples walked 7,000 miles or 11,000 kilometres, ending a two-year romantic sea-side kiss and entering into marriage.
Hazel Preller, 43, and Jay Jay, 55, spent the last two years at 60 UK beach resorts, where they kiss and remember each time they arrive.
At the last stop of the trip, the Brighton Pier in East Sussex, they had a romantic wedding.
The newlyweds were riding with 40 guests on a merry-go-round horse, enjoying the seaside food and sandburger-shaped wedding cake, and left here the 60th seaside kiss of their beloved trip.
The couple lived in Weston-Super-Mare, a 100-year-old dock on the coast of Weston, known as Grand Pier, which was burned in a fire in 2008.
Since then, the couple have come up with the idea of travelling to the British docks.
Hazel records their travel in his book From Piers to Eternity.
The wedding was held on 5 August 2008 by a British couple who were married on the wings of a new man's aircraft, and on the wings of a red-and-white aircraft driven by a stunt pilot, a new British man who was in the air 1,000 feet high.
The 23-year-old bride, Katie Hodgeson, and the 24-year-old bride, Langrum McWalters, stood on the top of the two same wings, while the wedding host George Biringham, on another plane in front of them, conducted their wedding through the air communications system.
Sky News TV shows the bride's wedding dress in a dangerous climate becausethere's too much noise on the plane, and they have to speak out for each other.
"will you love her for life, respect her, protect her and be faithful to her?" biringham asked the groom aloud.
"i do!" mcwalters answered aloud.
the new man vowed aloud at 1,000 feet and the plane dragged a white smoke out.
the plane stopped flying because of the storm, but the newcomers were still excited and said they had an exciting wedding.
"i never thought i'd get married on the wings!" the bride was excited to say.
the groom said to sky news, "we're crazy, so we want a different wedding."