If you're getting married, here's the way to go!

[John Schmidt]

Possibly a poor choice of words...."go."    Pretty fancy looking rig though.

http://www.thebridalcarriage.net/main.html


Or....if you're headed for the big "Dirt Nap" then you can also do it in style.

http://www.tombstonehearse.com/

[Big IV]

Saw something like the final ride at the Thunder in the Valley rally in PA.

[Popeye]

I have seen the hearse version in person, looks very nice considering whats it for.  The bridal one is a new twist.

[Big IV]

My wedding. April 10, 2004.
My wife's mother hates the motorcycle. When we were dating her mother had said to my fiancee, "you can't ride with him as long as you're living under my roof."  So, we didn't. But we did leave the wedding on my bike for a week's vacation in Helen, GA.

[fudgie]

Thats awesome IV!  Love the tux with the flames.
We are doing about the same this Sturgis rally. I need to find a nice shirt to wear under my leather vest.  She's got a wedding dress that she's gonna cut up to her liking.

[Big IV]

The tux is a left over from our college days. We remade the tux together. My wife taught me to embroider on that jacket. The vest is painted in flame licks, then painted over with a glitter paint to make it sparkle. When I wear a tux I want it to look different from everyone else. Also notice that I am wearing some comfy biker boots down the aisle.


My wife had spent a day picking out a dress pattern that she loved on long Saturday in a fabric shop. She didn't think I was paying attention. I went back and picked it up later. When I asked her to marry me I had the pattern for her.  That was the first time she had put together a complete dress before. Someone else did the final fitting alterations, but the sewing is her completely. 

I painted the bike myself. I loved that XS11.

Notice how much luggage we're carrying? That was all I packed for a week vacation. My wife had shipped her clothes to the campground before hand and it was there waiting on us when we arrived.
________
Fudgie  If you're going to walk down the aisle you might as well do it in a way that ya'll enjoy.

[Black Pearl's Captain]

The tux is a left over from our college days. We remade the tux together. My wife taught me to embroider on that jacket. The vest is painted in flame licks, then painted over with a glitter paint to make it sparkle. When I wear a tux I want it to look different from everyone else. Also notice that I am wearing some comfy biker boots down the aisle.


My wife had spent a day picking out a dress pattern that she loved on long Saturday in a fabric shop. She didn't think I was paying attention. I went back and picked it up later. When I asked her to marry me I had the pattern for her.  That was the first time she had put together a complete dress before. Someone else did the final fitting alterations, but the sewing is her completely. 

I painted the bike myself. I loved that XS11.

Notice how much luggage we're carrying? That was all I packed for a week vacation. My wife had shipped her clothes to the campground before hand and it was there waiting on us when we arrived.
________
Fudgie  If you're going to walk down the aisle you might as well do it in a way that ya'll enjoy.

No comment, just a big thumbs up.   

Raymond

[Hoser]

They got one of the meatwagons in Toepicker, I plan to use it when I get my ticket punched.  Hey yer all invited!  Hope you can wait awhile, though.   hoser  
 http://clearcreekcoach.com/
http://www.funeralplan2.com/kevinbrennanfamily/community

[Big IV]

You're getting planted in a town called Toekicker?
Cool town name. Might as well lay somewhere neat.

[ArmyValker]

A biker wedding at a church called Iron Station? Nice!

[Willow]

You're getting planted in a town called Toekicker?
Cool town name. Might as well lay somewhere neat.

Topeka, Ivy.

[T-Bird]

Hey Big IV,   very cool wedding!!!  I have never been in Iron Station...but was very close many, many times on my way to the auto auction in Statesville.
Terry

[Des]

May 25, 2008 ~ Tucumcari, New Mexico.

We didn't have a fancy trike --- but we did have about 40 Valks lined up to guide me towards the love of my life!!  Thanks to all the wonderful friends and family in the VRCC we had the pleasure of sharing our special day with them.

Many of you know about the BBQ we host in Tucumcari each year --- well Kendall and I had teased each other for a long time "when we get married it'll be a biker wedding" --- sure enough that is exactly what we had!

He wore his blue jeans and VRCC vest --- Strider was dressed the same.  My Maid of Honor sweet Lil' Bit had a beautiful skirt and purple blouse on and I had a peasant style white dress.  It was AWESOME!

If you're going to be married --- you should do it in an environment you're comfortable and happy with