Get Married in Space for Just $2M

Getting your ashes shot into space when you die is so 2007. The space fad for 2008 is weddings! Or at least signing up for them. A Japanese company called First Advantage has joined forces with an American aerospace firm called Rocketplane to offer weddings 100 kilometers (62 miles) above earth. First Advantage now joins Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic in the space-marriage racket.
The $2 million covers not only the flight on the Rocket Plane XP, but also a ground-based party where friends and family can watch a live stream of the zero-G ceremony. The company will even even throw in a wedding dress! The first ceremonies will take place in 2011, beginning with the wedding of Cindy Cashman, entrepreneur and author, and Mitch Walling. [Source: Daily Mail]





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Subscribe to commentsAngiebabyJul 5th 2008 4:36PM
Yeah, well you can sign me up for a $2 million dollar, out of the world wedding... on the day I become the next Mrs. George Jetson! Ahh haa ha! Seriously... as much as possible anyway... how do we know the binding laws of outer space, insofar as marriage is concerned, will be legal on planet earth? Oh, just to be on the safe side, don't let the betrothed, who apparently have more money than sense, update their affairs while up on cloud 9. It's just too easy to contest a will signed in International Solar System air space. Geez, this is the first laugh I've had in D A Y S! Thanks, Switched!