"Wing Walking" Wedding: Couple Married In Mid-Air On Top Of Planes (VIDEO)

In what is surely one of the more bizarre wedding ceremonies we've ever seen, a British couple exchanged vows while standing on top of planes in mid-air. The activity, known as "wing walking," was turned into a wedding by having a priest stand backwards on the lead plane, while the bride and groom trailed a bit behind him on separate planes. The ceremony was broadcast to guests on the ground using a PA system. No telling what the happy couple has planned for the honeymoon.

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Comments

[Chubbarow]

Can't wait for their wing-walking divorce once the sponsorship deal has been sorted.

[damonseyes23]

people who make comments like this should know the facts - it was a competition, no sponsorship? they were just happy to be able to do some crazy wedding - it's Guinot and the airfield that are benefiting from 'sponsorship' - so please don't make jokes about 'divorce' again, although its good to see that you have faith in marriage!

[MajorKong]

I'm reminded of one of George Carlin's routines:

"Why do they say get ON the airplane? Evel Knievel can get ON the airplane, I'm getting IN the airplane!'

[NoElephants]

That story was a lot cooler than the air-bag making fun of it.

[AmandaBC]

The screenwriter of the British comedy "Confetti" should have thought about this... Endless possibilities, much better than the tennis wedding, which dragged the entire movie down...