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Akron, Ohio: When Julia and Robert Jones Finding out that a judge from Akron Municipal Court in Ohio will be officiating “Star Wars” themed nuptials on May 4th, the couple felt the force calling them to abide by the ceremony.
“There was no other right decision, this was it,” said Julia Jones.
“Star Wars Episode IV: A New HopeI played in the background as the Akron couple joined six other couples at a 15-minute wedding ceremony Thursday at the Highland Universal Gathering Spot in Akron to celebrate the Fourth of May, which is basically a holiday for “Star Wars” fans.
Most newlyweds wear traditional clothing, such as white gowns or a shirt and tie. But the Joneses came dressed in long theme jackets — Julia looks like a Sith member, the franchise’s antagonists, and Robert looks like a Jedi.
They held lightsabers as they exchanged vows in front of Julia’s parents and Akron Municipal Court Judge Ron Keeble, who declared that “by joining the lightsabers, and by giving and receiving the rings,” husband and wife pronounced their vows.
He told them, “I wish you all happiness.” “May the Force be with you. “
“Star Wars” fans around the world are celebrating May Fourth with a variety of homages, while retailers are holding special sales on related merchandise. And this year, beloved “Star Wars” actress Carrie Fisher posthumously received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
“There was no other right decision, this was it,” said Julia Jones.
“Star Wars Episode IV: A New HopeI played in the background as the Akron couple joined six other couples at a 15-minute wedding ceremony Thursday at the Highland Universal Gathering Spot in Akron to celebrate the Fourth of May, which is basically a holiday for “Star Wars” fans.
Most newlyweds wear traditional clothing, such as white gowns or a shirt and tie. But the Joneses came dressed in long theme jackets — Julia looks like a Sith member, the franchise’s antagonists, and Robert looks like a Jedi.
They held lightsabers as they exchanged vows in front of Julia’s parents and Akron Municipal Court Judge Ron Keeble, who declared that “by joining the lightsabers, and by giving and receiving the rings,” husband and wife pronounced their vows.
He told them, “I wish you all happiness.” “May the Force be with you. “
“Star Wars” fans around the world are celebrating May Fourth with a variety of homages, while retailers are holding special sales on related merchandise. And this year, beloved “Star Wars” actress Carrie Fisher posthumously received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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