Wedding World Records

Misaki Miyamoto threw 34 flower bouquets in one minute during her wedding ceremony.

Alex Zee completed 441 drumbeats in 15 seconds while wearing Prince William and Kate Middleton masks on his hands.

William Forrest participated as a ring bearer in his grandson's wedding ceremony. He is 91 years old.

Doug McManaman balanced 25 glasses on his chin at a wedding reception for 17.26 seconds.

A total of 10 weddings were held at Crazy Pinz Entertainment Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. They set the record to celebrate Valentine's Day.

In honor of the Royal Wedding, Juan Frias said “I do” non-stop for 55.30 seconds while wearing a Kate Middleton mask. The record was part of an Urgent Genius project. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catherine,Duchessof_Cambridge http://www.urgentgenius.com/

In honor of the Royal Wedding, Jon Burkhart stuffed 13 Royal Wedding-related souvenirs down the wedding dress he was wearing in 30 seconds.The record was part of an Urgent Genius project. http://www.urgentgenius.com/

Jake Bronstein began a whisper chain that successfully passed through 59 people, a new world record. With his girlfriend Kristina Hoge completely unaware of the plan, Bronstein sent the message “Kristina, will you marry me?” around a roomful of strangers. After the proposal passed through 59 people, a random stranger whispered the message in the ear of a completely shocked Hoge. She accepted onstage in front of a jubilant, tearful crowd. Bronstein set the record on July 14, 2009 at a World Record Appreciation Society[] event in New York City. Dan Rollman and CoreyHenderson were present to witness the feat. [#WRAS07][] tag:RecordSetterBook01

Corey and Autumn Pottratz got married in six minutes and 36 seconds, a new world record. Their ceremony was cut short due to rain. The record was set on July 7, 2007 in Westminster, Colorado. Laura Huffman was present as a witness.

Laura Tolley had 103 bridesmaids for her wedding to Fred Brown. The bridal party consisted of 90 women and 13 men, all wearing dresses. Tolley’s original intent was to be recognized by Guinness World Records[], but they denied her submission on grounds that the bridesmaids didn’t have matching dresses.