Every couple wants their wedding day to be one to
remember, but this couple went above and beyond to
make sure theirs was unlike any other.

James Sissom, 35, and Ashley Schmieder, 32, from
California, travelled thousands of miles and spent
days trekking through the snow to tie the knot on
Mount Everest.

The adventurous newlyweds, who spent a year
planning the trip, braved freezing temperatures,
gruelling terrain and altitude sickness on their way to
Everest Base Camp, where they exchanged vows at
17,000ft above sea level.

Ashley said:

While the ceremony was certainly unconventional, the
couple brought a touch of tradition to the occasion
with their outfits. Ashley looked radiant in a figure-
hugging embellished gown while James looked
dashing in a suit.
The day was documented by specialist adventure
wedding photographer Charleton Churchill, from
California, who accompanied the couple to document
the incredible journey.

He said:

"After much deliberation, we decided
a traditional wedding was not the
right fit for us. As much as we
would have loved to share our
special day with our family and
friends, we were both drawn to the
idea of eloping during an incredible
vacation.
We both are avid lovers of the
outdoors and had experience at
altitude up to 14,000 feet, but we
knew the three week Everest Base
Camp trek would be far more
physically and mentally demanding
than anything we've experienced."


While the ceremony was certainly unconventional, the
couple brought a touch of tradition to the occasion
with their outfits. Ashley looked radiant in a figure-
hugging embellished gown while James looked
dashing in a suit.

The day was documented by specialist adventure
wedding photographer Charleton Churchill, from
California, who accompanied the couple to document
the incredible journey.

He said:

"After much deliberation, we decided
a traditional wedding was not the
right fit for us. As much as we
would have loved to share our
special day with our family and
friends, we were both drawn to the
idea of eloping during an incredible
vacation.
We both are avid lovers of the
outdoors and had experience at
altitude up to 14,000 feet, but we
knew the three week Everest Base
Camp trek would be far more
physically and mentally demanding
than anything we've experienced."
"I wanted to document a real couple
getting married, the journey along the
way, the pain, the happiness, the
tiredness, the struggles, as well as
the romantic chemistry of the
couple.

More than that, I wanted to portray
the contrast that exists between the
intimidatingly majestic mountains and
the small, fragile love between two
humans."



Source :: http://www.praizeblog.com/2017/05/couple-spend-days-trekking-through-snow.html?m=0


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I am not here to keep space,
I'm here to comment
but I don't know what to say . so I'll jst go bk Nd read again.

Endtime marriage.

oyinbo pipo

I hope they'll keep being romantic until death comes

Because this oyimbo people loves divorce alot, all the lovey dovey will just vanish in seconds

the next one will be the moon..yeye de smell

Them try wella