Zero Gravity hosted the world's first-ever weightless wedding on Saturday, June 20. Noah Fulmor and Erin Finnegan said their "I Dos" while flipping and floating mid-air among their closest family and friends, reports SpaceTravel.
While flying high above the clouds in Florida, the New-York-City-based couple exchanged vows while making history - as they became the first bride and groom to be married in zero gravity!
Richard Garriott, the sixth private explorer in history to go to space and the first second-generation U.S. astronaut, officiated the weightless ceremony. G-FORCE ONE, ZERO-G's specially modified Boeing 727-200 aircraft, departed from the Titusville Airport near Orlando, FL for the milestone occasion.
During the weightless ceremony, Fulmor and Finnegan along with their entire wedding party flew like Superman and flipped like an Olympic gymnast as Garriott united the two as man and wife. Each ZERO-G mission is designed for maximum fun and these nuptials were no exception. Over the span of nearly eight minutes, the vows and rings were exchanged in a microgravity environment.
The aircraft's interior is a zero-gravity playroom, complete with padded floors and walls and video cameras to record the unforgettable moments. When experiencing zero gravity, Fulmor, Finnegan and their guests enjoyed 10-times more hang-time than the world's best basketball player. It's not simulated; ZERO-G replicates the same levels of weightlessness enjoyed on Mars (1/3-gravity), the moon (1/6-gravity), and zero gravity. It's an experience unlike any other.
