This group walk down an aisle like no other daredevil Mickey Wilson navigated a flak line suspended 400 feet above the ground.

I was a little nervous about taking the plunge, you know, getting married, changing my life drastically.

But because she and I were able to do this together, you know, there's not a single other girl on the planet that I could do this with.

Mickey ultimately reached the altar to cheer what his bride followed.

A few steps from the end, she dropped to the slack line and shimmy the rest of the way.

I was just focusing on walking out the nets and not letting the wind knocked me off.

The actual ceremony took place in a net also suspended over the canyon.

I do.

Once they exchange vows, they bungee jumped through a hole in the neck, just like any newly wed couples.

Plan was always for meeting kisser and and for us to jump off on the upswing.

But I looked at her.

I said she looked a bit you.

Yeah, do it.

It's so special.

It was red at sunset till death defying do they park?

And these newlyweds also took things to the extreme.

Check out these wedding photos.

The bride and groom put their union to the test hundreds of feet in the air.

Kevin and Christy Coleman showed inside Edition how they did it.

Good luck.

See you on the other side.

The Colemans were up at 4 a.m. for their nuptials with climb in New Hampshire's White Mountains.

Once they got in position, Kristie had to put on her wedding gown on the side of the cliff off, and a shot like that required a daredevil photographers.

Well, I've been a climber my whole life since I was 18.

So it's just something that I'm used to.

J.

Philbrick makes extreme Portrait his specialty.

J directs the shots while dangling from his harness.

And why did the Colemans decide to do it?

We wanted to have a story behind our photographs around our wedding, so he wanted to have not just your traditional wedding photos.

This couple had an extremely magical wedding watches.

The bride does this to her groom.

The guests at the Malibu wedding went wild when he levitated off the ground.

Check out the reaction from the father of the groom.

So how did happen?

Group Justin Willman is a professional magician.

Looks like he shared some tricks of the trade with his patrol.

Some other non traditional weddings had an aquatic theme.

This couple jumped right in for their underwater wedding photos.

Photographer Adam Operas uses an underwater camera to capture these soggy moments.

I love seeing how the different dynamics come out underwater when people try and help each other float or mess with each other's hair under water and make it fun and crazy.

For me, it's just a weirdest thing is having shoes and socks on and a suit in the pool.

Another couple took the plunge figuratively and literally in Florida waters.

They exchanged vows using a white Ford.

Originally, the pair were going to have a church wedding, but then decided to save some money and go under the sea side.

Note.

Bouquets don't travel as far in water as they do when thrown on dry land.

On this couple tied the knot at an aquarium in New Orleans.

A wet suit took the place of a traditional wedding gap, though the bride did manage to attach her fail.

Most of the guests watched from behind the glass, but this sting Ray threatened to upstage the couple attention hog.

But with so many fish in the sea and these two each bound quite the catch.

And there wasn't a dry eye in the house when this couple got surprised by a flash mob in their wedding.

Oh, where guests all saying going to the chapel is soon everybody joins in.

It was extremely sweet.