Wedding ceremony without clothes: Weddings around the world are often remembered for their grandeur, simplicity, or distinct traditions. While some weddings captivate for their lavish expenses and others for their unique rituals, a wedding held at a Jamaican resort in 2003 made headlines for a different reason — all attendees, including the bride and groom, were without clothes.A unique ceremony at a Jamaican resortThis unusual event took place at Hedonism III Resort in Runaway Bay, St. Ann, Jamaica. Known for hosting unconventional weddings, the resort organized this special ceremony on Valentines Day 2003. In an hour-long beachfront event, 29 couples exchanged vows without any attire, marking a mass wedding that was unlike any other.Participants from diverse backgroundsCouples from across the world and various professions attended this ceremony, including a Russian, a member of the Crow Native American tribe, and a Canadian citizen. From welders to advertising executives and kindergarten teachers, people from all walks of life joined together in matrimony in a unique setting that emphasized a shared spirit over tradition.Overseen by reverend Frank CervasioThe ceremony was officiated by Reverend Frank Cervasio of the Universal Life Church of Florida, who had conducted similar weddings at the resort over the past three years. However, this particular event set a new record with the highest number of clotheless couples participating together.Family participation with a twistNotably, some attendees chose to witness the event in unconventional ways as well. The 18-year-old daughter of one bride attended with her boyfriend — both blindfolded — while other family members viewed the setting as unusual yet memorable.This extraordinary wedding remains one of the most unique ceremonies to date, epitomizing an unexpected approach to celebrating love.
