Married generally only happens once in a lifetime. No wonder if many couples who are willing to spend a lot of money to hold a luxury wedding reception. Luxury receptions and weddings are often regarded as one way to make the wedding moment more unforgettable.
But Brett and Amelia Irwin have different views. The couple who recently lived in Johannesburg, South Africa married in 2015. Launched frombuzzfeed.com, Brett and Amelia can be spelled out differently from other couples. Instead of having a luxury wedding party in their hometown, they held eight wedding receptions in 8 different countries. Wow, what the reason they did this?
Brett and Amelia had planned to make a big wedding in South Africa. But when Brett's brother was also getting married in the same year, Brett and Amelia chose to hold another wedding reception than usual.
For a month, Brett and Amelia started their adventure from Amelia's birthplace in England to South Africa. Their final destination was the location of Brett's brother's wedding reception.
The couple were married in eight countries including India, Russia, China, Nepal, Mauritius, France, England and South Africa. Anyone can come to their wedding in each country. Only their five-year-old son was the only permanent guest at the eight wedding reception.
Meanwhile Brett's parents were present at their wedding reception held in China, Mauritius and South Africa. Amelia's parents were present at the reception held in England and Paris. Both sides of their parents are very supportive. I can not imagine how excited it is to hold a wedding reception in eight different countries in a row.
Then how much does it cost for all the wedding receptions? Amelia said that the cost is 10 thousand pounds or about 197 million rupiah. Costs that are according to Amelia more efficient than luxury wedding parties.
It seems fun to have a wedding reception in eight different countries. Can all honeymoon and walk. Although tired, his sense of joy was incredible. Memories that are created also certainly will never be forgotten for life.