Brooklyn Couple Eschews Church, Opts for Pseudo Space Wedding

Self -professed sci-fi addicts Noah Fulmore and Erin Finnegan have decided to marry while walking on air.

The Williamsburg, Brooklyn couple will travel to the Kennedy Space Center in Florida to exchange vows on board a plane owned by the Zero Gravity Corporation, a commercial provider of zero gravity—or weightless—flights.

This feature, of course, is made possible by the plane plummeting from 36,000 feet to 24,000 feet and then climbing back up. We're glad we weren't invited to that wedding, especially since the cost is $5,200 per person (though Fulmore and Finnegan are footing the entire bill).

"We would really prefer to do it in space or on Mars but living in the time that we do, this was the closest we could get to zero gravity," Fulmore said.

Honestly, we'd be far more interested if they were having their honeymoon in zero gravity.

[NY Daily News: So in love they could float away: Brooklyn couple to wed in zero gravity]