01/13/18
Going to Las Vegas to get married around Valentine's Day this year? Save time and get your marriage license at the airport. →
Weddings
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07/22/13
Recent decisions in Britain and New Zealand to legalize same-sex marriages have given gay American couples seeking a destination wedding some high-profile options. Same-sex weddings will be legal in New Zealand starting August 19. Among the first to be married under the amended marriage law will be a gay couple from Australia who won →
03/22/12
Wedding travel advice from the TSA →
12/08/10
SAS hosted the first same-sex, in-flight wedding on December 6th, 2010. →
12/07/10
The world's first same-sex, in-flight weddings took place on December 6, 2010 on board SAS flight SK903 from Stockholm to New York. Here's a photo album from the wedding. →
12/06/10
More than 400 weddings take place at Stockholm's Arlanda Airport each year. On Monday, the airport helps kick off a wedding first: the SAS "Love is in the air" flight is hosting the world's first, in-flight, same-sex weddings. →
10/10/10
There are more than 700 aviation and space-related museums in this country. Each Monday we try to profile one of them. Eventually we’ll visit them all. This week, we’re stopping at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, which has an exhibit of photos, videos and historic memorabilia celebrating its 75th anniversary. According to airport history notes, →
06/11/08
It’s June and wedding season is officially underway. Look around and you’ll start noticing folks getting hitched in churches, formal gardens, backyards, courthouses and hotel function rooms. And once in a while, in airports. In my USATODAY.com “At the Airport” column posted today, are some tips on how to get married at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport, →
06/09/08
It wedding season and time for those news stories about people getting married on roller coasters, underwater and in other unusual places such as… airports? Of course! For my next column on USATODAY.com, I’ve been gathering stories about couples that have tied the knot at airports. The column should be posted soon, but in the →