Taos Ballooning: Hot Air Balloon Rides

Special Occasions

Con­sider mark­ing impor­tant occa­sions with a bal­loon ascen­sion, such as grad­u­a­tion, deal clos­ings, birth­days, and, of course, weddings.

Wed­dings

Envi­sion shar­ing your wed­ding vows high in the sky, as you kiss and become hus­band and wife. Get­ting mar­ried in a hot air bal­loon is the ulti­mate wed­ding for those that love the free feel­ing of the great out­doors and the wide open spaces.

It hap­pens only once in a life­time, so make it as spe­cial! If you like, we can help you locate a caterer setup a wed­ding break­fast on the grounds of the flight site.

Decide whether you pre­fer the wed­ding cer­e­mony held high in the sky, or down on the ground prior to ascend­ing. Get mar­ried in a hot air bal­loon with only the min­is­ter and pilot, or invite par­ents to share it with you as you seal your vows. Wear a wed­ding gown and hold a bou­quet of flow­ers. Your wed­ding can be any­thing that you want it to be.

Enjoy the thrill of the flight as the bal­loon slowly ascends higher and sways with the breeze. Know that when you start to descend once again to the ground, that you have just shared your first won­der­ful moments together as hus­band and wife after you got­ten mar­ried in a hot air balloon.

If you are get­ting mar­ried in a tra­di­tional gown and tux, you might want to change to walk­ing shoes and jeans as you ascend for comfort.

Choose to get mar­ried while on the ground or up in the air. Either way you can invite your par­ents to share it with you.

This is a once in a life time roman­tic event. You will want to share this with your grand­chil­dren one day. Make sure you have some­one take pic­tures, and/or video.

It will be more com­fort­able to wear sneak­ers instead of bridal shoes.