Belgium's Sandra Eens (R) and Jeroen Kippers get married on a platform hanging some 40 meters above the ground at a former military base in Sint-Truiden October 16, 2008. The marriage in the sky is a new concept developed by a Belgian events company and is operating in 25 countries. REUTERS/Sebastien Pirlet (BELGIUM) 

Belgian couple Sandra Eens and Jeroen Kippers kiss after getting married on a platform hanging some 40 meters above the ground at a former military base in Sint-Truiden October 16, 2008. The "marriage in the sky" is a new concept developed by a Belgian event company operating in 25 countries. REUTERS/Sebastien Pirlet (BELGIUM) 

Belgium's Sandra Eens and Jeroen Kippers bungee jump after getting married on a platform hanging some 40 meters above the ground at a former military base in Sint-Truiden October 16, 2008. The marriage in the sky is a new concept developed by a Belgian events company and is operating in 25 countries. REUTERS/Sebastien Pirlet (BELGIUM) 

Belgium's Sandra Eens (R) and Jeroen Kippers perform a bungee jump after getting married on a platform hanging some 40 meters above the ground at a former military base in Sint-Truiden October 16, 2008. The marriage in the sky is a new concept developed by a Belgian events company and is operating in 25 countries. REUTERS/Sebastien Pirlet (BELGIUM) 

Belgian couple Sandra Eens and Jeroen Kippers get married on a platform hanging some 40 meters above the ground at a former military base in Sint-Truiden October 16, 2008. The "marriage in the sky" is a new concept developed by a Belgian event company operating in 25 countries. REUTERS/Sebastien Pirlet (BELGIUM) 

Belgium's Sandra Eens and Jeroen Kippers bungee jump after getting married on a platform hanging some 40 meters above the ground at a former military base in Sint-Truiden October 16, 2008. The marriage in the sky is a new concept developed by a Belgian events company and is operating in 25 countries. REUTERS/Sebastien Pirlet (BELGIUM) 

Belgian couple Sandra Eens and Jeroen Kippers wave after getting married on a platform hanging some 40 meters above the ground at a former military base in Sint-Truiden October 16, 2008. The "marriage in the sky" is a new concept developed by a Belgian event company operating in 25 countries. REUTERS/Sebastien Pirlet (BELGIUM) 

Belgium's Sandra Eens (R) and Jeroen Kippers get married on a platform hanging some 40 meters above the ground at a former military base in Sint-Truiden October 16, 2008. The marriage in the sky is a new concept developed by a Belgian events company and is operating in 25 countries. REUTERS/Sebastien Pirlet (BELGIUM) 

Belgium's Sandra Eens and Jeroen Kippers bungee jump after getting married on a platform hanging some 40 meters above the ground at a former military base in Sint-Truiden October 16, 2008. The marriage in the sky is a new concept developed by a Belgian events company and is operating in 25 countries. REUTERS/Sebastien Pirlet (BELGIUM) 

Belgian couple Sandra Eens and Jeroen Kippers get married on a platform hanging some 40 meters above the ground at a former military base in Sint-Truiden October 16, 2008. The "marriage in the sky" is a new concept developed by a Belgian event company operating in 25 countries. REUTERS/Sebastien Pirlet (BELGIUM) 

Belgium's Sandra Eens (R) and Jeroen Kippers perform a bungee jump after getting married on a platform hanging some 40 meters above the ground at a former military base in Sint-Truiden October 16, 2008. The marriage in the sky is a new concept developed by a Belgian events company and is operating in 25 countries. REUTERS/Sebastien Pirlet (BELGIUM) 

Guests attend the marriage ceremony of Belgian couple Sandra Eens and Jeroen Kippers on a platform hanging some 40 meters above the ground at a former military base in Sint-Truiden October 16, 2008. The "marriage in the sky" is a new concept developed by a Belgian event company operating in 25 countries. REUTERS/Sebastien Pirlet (BELGIUM)