This intimate French-American wedding of two pilots had an unforgettable ceremony entrance
Written by Catherine Clark
Catherine Clark
Catherine Clark loiters at her local library, makes art, watches movies en masse, plays video and tabletop games, poorly cooks healthy things, cuddles with her feline fur babies, and blogs at BijouxandBits.com.
Kim and Jeremy are both small craft pilots who own and fly their own WWII bombers, as well as Cessnas and other aircraft. They train others, too. Kim arrived at their ceremony (in a friend’s hanger done up for the day!) by driving down an airstrip in a Cessna plane. All the draping in the hanger was antique parachute silk. You’ve got to see this stellar French-American pilot wedding…
Kim and Jeremy are both small craft pilots who own and fly their own WWII bombers, as well as Cessnas and other aircraft. They train others, too. Kim arrived at their ceremony (in a friend’s hanger done up for the day!) by driving down an airstrip in a Cessna plane. All the draping in the hanger was antique parachute silk. They married under the wing of the plane she arrived in, celebrating with a small group of their closest friends and family.
After the ceremony, they all ate Kim’s homemade lasagna together at one huge table with imported French beers and a selection of international meats and cheeses. Planes hung from the draping above, to emulate flight in the clouds. The evening ended with fireworks on the air strip! You’ve got to see this stellar French-American pilot wedding…
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