Unusual Weddings, Unique Settings

Lots of people get married in chapels andfriends to a "party" which turns out to be a
churches, gardens and parks, beaches, hotels andwedding. This could be a great fun idea for
country clubs.But what if what you want isnon-celebrities, as well. For instance, have a
something more memorable? A bit (or a lot)masquerade party. Everyone comes in costume.
unusual?Here are some ideas for you, based onThe couple comes, of course, as a bride and
things that other people have done:In England,groom. The officiant could come in full clerical
"mystery tours" have long been a culturalregalia, if desired. Announce at the right time that
phenomenon. A group of planners there helpa real wedding is about to take place. Have your
couples plan mystery weddings. People are told aceremony, bring out the cake and champagne,
place and time to meet; they are then taken byand party on! Or, for real, informal fun, insert your
bus to another location for the weddingwedding into the middle of a barbeque! (Of
ceremony. Afterward, they are loaded on the buscourse, you would want to let immediate family
again and whisked away to the reception located.and anyone else whose attendance you wanted
After the fun and even ending fireworks, theyto insure into the secret.)Have your own
are returned to the original location.People often"Rennaissance Festival," with strolling minstrels,
incorporate their hobbies into their weddings.flower "sellers," face painting, and whatever suits
Scuba divers have been married underwater.your fancy.Other unique venues and ideas could
Amusement park enthusiasts have been wed oninclude baseball fields or basketball courts,
roller coasters. Movie lovers have even rentedlighthouses, tops of tall buildings, or a myriad other
movie theatres for their nuptials. Skydivers haveplaces. Think of places that are significant to you,
been married in mid-air. Hikers can utilize Nationalor activities you love, and incorporate them into
Forest shelters.Those people lucky enough to loveyour wedding to make something fun, unique, and
their jobs sometimes marry at their place ofcompletely your own.Rhetta Akamatsu is a
business. 7-Eleven employees, people who workwedding planner, ordained wedding officiant, and
at grocery stores, medical personnel..they all haveindependent travel agent in Marietta, GA. She
got married "on the job." Think how much theowns Rose and Star Wedding Planning, and you
person who works in a garden shop could saveare invited to visit for more information as well as
on flowers!Celebrities are well known for invitingarticles, tips, vows, freebies, and more.