The 10 Weirdest (But Most Amazing) Places Anyone Ever Got Married

From an underwater wedding to a zero-gravity affair, check out these insane snaps from couples' big (and fearless) days

By Alesandra Dubin - October 31, 2013

Confession: We’re total suckers for wedding photos. Even the most mundane shots from a couple’s big day make us go all misty. That’s why our minds were totally blown when we saw these photos that Business Insider rounded up from some of the most outrageous wedding moments ever captured around the world. From underwater nuptials to a zero-gravity affair, we cannot. stop. staring at these totally out-there I-dos!

REUTERS /CHINA STRINGER NETWORK /LANDOV

The couple that rappells off a Chinese cliff face together stays together. REUTERS/Yuriko Nakao /Landov

Something about the officiant at this Tokyo wedding just seems a little — stiff. REUTERS/Cheryl Ravelo /Landov

We get it: We needed some time to decompress after our wedding too. REUTERS/Courtesy of Ramoncito Campo /LANDOV

Sure, you might have fretted over the weather on your wedding day. But we're willing to bet this Manila couple has you beat. Casper Christoffersen/AFP/Getty Images

How many elves worked tireless nights in the workshop to make the wild outfits for this couple, who got married at the "World Santa Claus Congress" outside of Copenhagen? REUTERS /STRINGER/THAILAND /LANDOV

This Thai wedding was meant to strengthen the couple's bond through a bit of fearless teambuilding.  REUTERS /STRINGER/THAILAND /LANDOV

Ever wondered if your hubby would rescue you if you encountered swashbuckling pirates? Well, this Thai bride never has to wonder. REUTERS/Jessica Rinaldi /Landov

We're willing to bet our New Year's Eve toast wasn't quite as festive as this couple's. REUTERS/Phelan Ebenhack /Landov

This couple wed over the Gulf of Mexico in a specially equipped Boeing 727 able to recreate the weightlessness experience of being in space. (Hey, that's a trick that would have saved us money on that push-up bra under our gown!) REUTERS/Yuriko Nakao /Landov

We hope this Japanese couple invested in a few pashminas for their guests!

Alesandra Dubin is a Los Angeles-based writer and the founder of home and travel blog Homebody in Motion. Follow her on Facebook, Google+ and Twitter.

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