Wedding Flight
In a Hot Air Balloon

Participants 2-4 persons
Duration 1 ceremony long
Season All year round, weather permitting
Age From 18-99+
Validity For life
Clothing Comfy, weather, season and occasion appropriate

About the Flight

Say “I do” among the clouds!
We prepare for sky-high weddings with extra care — reassuring the priest that the basket works just fine as a pulpit, hymn books included in standard equipment, flowers attached to the “limousine” (oops, we mean basket), and of course, your Spotify playlist softly playing as you float into married life on a rosy cloud.

Getting married closer to the sky is truly special — but flexibility is key. Mother Nature decides when the weather says “I do,” too.

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Before Takeoff

Total Ceremony Duration: Around 3–6 hours in total (meeting, briefing, photos, flight, ceremony, and celebration).
Where We Take Off and Land: Whether it’s a church parking lot, a family meadow, or your hometown skyline — we keep all options in sight from the start. Final choice between plan A, B, or C is made a day before. As for the landing spot — we’ll find out just before touchdown, and honestly, by then, everything looks greener through rose-colored glasses.
Logistics: Guests, photographers, and even the priest (yes, we’ve flown with one!) are safely transported by air or ground according to the plan — which we fine-tune together as we go.
Weather: Calm winds, light breezes, and no rain — safety always comes first. That’s why we don’t carve dates in stone; we’re ready to dance around both clouds and calendars.
Safety: Rings and vows don’t excuse anyone from safety rules — quite the opposite. We take care of everything so your “happily ever after” truly starts safe and sound.
Special Note: Wedding flights are sacred to us — we plan them more seriously than our own wedding. Because a wedding in a hot air balloon isn’t just a dream.
It’s a real dream wedding.

Our Flight Routes

Frequently Asked Questions

Has anyone lost a ring in a hot air balloon?

Yes — but not during a wedding ceremony! A tiny gold ring once ended up packed neatly inside the balloon bag, and despite hours of searching, our “needle in a haystack” mission failed. We took it as a sign — a promise to return someday.
What should you wear for a wedding flight?

We’re a bit more forgiving here when it comes to comfort (and the occasional bit of skin). White sneakers are highly recommended, though — it’s an ancient truth that brides never feel cold, but nerves sometimes call for a light shawl over the shoulders once the ring’s on, the stomach’s relaxed, and you can finally sit on the trailer’s edge and exhale.
How to prepare for the flight?

Our best advice — don’t overdo it. Get a good night’s sleep, relax, and let nature set the rhythm.
How many people can fly together?

The classic setup includes the couple, the priest, and the photographer. Of course, we can leave the photographer on the ground and invite witnesses into the basket instead. If you’d like to dance your first waltz above the treetops (and the weather smiles upon us), we can drop off the extras mid-flight and let the newlyweds float away together. Naturally, the pilot stays — someone’s got to hold the flame. 🔥