Aquaman, Flash and Spider-Man round out the groomsmen. Ten bridesmaids will be Amazon warriors — in comic mythos, Wonder Woman is an Amazon princess — with spears, togas and sandals.
Two weeks ago, LaFore and Lucchese made an emergency trip to Jersey, down and back in one day, to tweak her costume.
"Paramount to having a successful wedding is having the bride feel pretty," he said.
He and volunteer carpenters built a Fortress of Solitude altar in a rented warehouse space in Portland. They'll be married by Kieschnick's father, dressed as Jor-El, Superman's dad. Part of the script borrows from Kryptonian wedding vows. The couple will break character to say, "I do."
The two met while working on a theatrical production in Oak Ridge, Tennessee seven years ago. They have been planning the wedding for 18 months. Link -via Fark
(image credit: Amber Waterman/Sun Journal)
Update: See more at Tony and Srah's wedding blog. Link (Thanks, Tony!)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQHSJg2Exk0
On the wedding itself, I'd much rather see this than most of the ones I've actually been to. If a bride and groom can agree on this style of wedding I think there's more hope for the marriage.