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London (England) – Sir Richard Branson plans on marrying the first couple in space. Next year, the Virgin Galactic boss will officiate a marriage in a sub-orbital flight 70 miles above Earth. So far the carrier has booked a honeymoon couple, in addition to the maiden flight marriage.
Virgin Galactic adivisor George Whitesides and Loretta Hidalgo will be married by Branson. Tickets on a short sub-orbital flight are approximately $200,000 each. Read more DailyMail.
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