They committed to each other in a ceremony at Caravilla Retirement Home, Wisconsin, USA, in 1984.
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Deepest underground wedding ceremony
Adrian Waters and Susan Bethell (both UK) made their wedding day one to remember by saying “I do” 137.16 m (450 ft) below the surface in 1999.
Their ceremony took place deep in the Llechwedd Slate Caverns, in Blenau Ffestiniog, Gwynedd, Wales.
Deepest underwater wedding
Hiroyuki Yoshida (Japan) and Sandra Smith (USA) took their nuptials beneath the waves in 2013 when they got married 130 m (426 ft 6.1 in) underwater.
Their ceremony took place in the Song Hong underwater cave system in Thailand.
Most marriage vows renewals by the same couple
As of 2011, Lauren Lubeck Blair and David E. Hough Blair (both USA) had married each other 101 times.
They first tied the knot in 1984 and loved it so much they kept doing it again and again in different locations.
Longest wedding veil
Maria Paraskeva, a bride from Cyprus, went all out when it came to her wedding veil.
At a length of 6,962.6 m (22,843 ft 2.11 in), it could have comfortably ran alongside 63 football fields.
Maria said it had been her dream to break this record ever since she was a little girl.
Largest wedding bouquet
In 2023, siblings Roshan Samuel and Angelina Sky (both India) created a bouquet made of 9,400 flowers as a token of love for their parents Prem Kumar and Ceceliya Prem, who renewed their vows on their 25th anniversary.
The bouquet measured 136.7 m in length.
Largest wearable cake dress (supported)
When it comes to the cake, it doesn’t get much more extreme than one you can literally wear.
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