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I know of someone on Orcas Island who does this occasionaly, he has a 60ft.
mahogany schooner (he built 7 of them in the 50's) and he performs these
ceremonies.
Mark Mech
www.aerofoam.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Lynn Brecka" <>
To: <>
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2001 7:40 AM
Subject: lv-ab: Married at sea?
>
> Probably slightly off-topic but it is a sincere enquiry. If anyone would
> know, I'm guessing one of you listers will...
>
> Do ship's captains still marry people at sea? This couple feels that their
> vows would be more meaningful if married at sea; they feel more of tie to
> the waters than to some plastic chapel in Vegas or elsewhere. They want to
> avoid aligning with any particular religion, but if it has to be a
> chaplain, so be it, but a captain is preferred.
>
> No wedding party with a cast of hundreds, either. Just the "bride and
> groom" and officiant, darn limited others, if any.
>
> Any information appreciated.
> -LYNN
>
>
>
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