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We have filmed weddings at some unusual destinations but a recent wedding took place in America on a mountain peak involving some of the wedding party and a very game wedding videographer who filmed the entire ceremony. This unusual wedding is just one of many where bridal couples feel the need for something different based on hobbies or themes.<\/p>\n
Bob Ewing and Antonie Hodge Ewing, are avid rock climbers who took their passion for the sport to new heights this month when they scaled their favourite mountain dressed in full wedding regalia to say, \u201cI do.\u201d On a previous occasion, the couple has journeyed to Seneca Rocks to climb their favourite route, Ecstasy. Bob Ewing used the occasion to pop the question. Antonie said \u201cyes\u201d and declared she wanted to be married at the top of the mountain.<\/p>\n
On Aug. 10, the couple returned to Seneca Rocks and made the 900-foot climb to the South Peak summit, where they said their marriage vows. It was substantially harder for the bride to climb with a wedding dress than for the groom in is tuxedo. They made it up and down the mountain. The game wedding party included the officiant, the bride\u2019s mother (herself a climbing instructor), the videographer, and assorted guests all wearing wedding finery. <\/p>\n
They began the climb at 6.15am and were back at home by 3pm. The couple made it up and down the mountain safely and made history as the first couple believed to have climbed and gotten married on the South Peak summit all while dressed in wedding attire.<\/p>\n
The photographer also a member of the wedding party climbed an adjacent peak in order to capture breathtaking shots of the vows being said. Bob Ewing\u2019s parents and the rest of the couple\u2019s family and friends who did not make it up the mountain celebrated the wedding the next day in a second ceremony and reception. The reception was not usual either, swimming, hiking and games were the order of the day at this most unusual of weddings. <\/p>\n