Everest Destination Wedding and Proposal Guide: Charter, Toran, Photography

A wedding on Everest is a one-morning helicopter flight, a ten-minute ceremony at 5,545 metres and a very good set of photographs, not the two-week trek that most operators sell. This cluster covers every part that decides whether it actually works. The main guide covers where the ceremony physically happens, what a toran weighs and how it gets there, the paperwork you cannot do on a mountain, and how to match your priest's auspicious date to a flyable morning. The proposal guide covers the question, the ring and the three possible answers. The photography guide covers the DNPWC filming permit and the 80 kg kit problem. The outfit guide covers the gown, the footwear and the cold. And the honeymoon guide covers the same flight sold as a private occasion for two, where no priest and no registration are involved.