Love is in the air: Couple married on AirAsia flight
The Philippine Star|February 06, 2021
Their wedding came nine days shy of Valentine’s Day
BüM TENORIO JR.
Love is in the air: Couple married on AirAsia flight

When Micah Cura walked down the aisle of AirAsia flight Z2 225 bound for Boracay yesterday to meet her groom Kristoffer “Topy” Russia waiting for her at the rear end of the plane, they were both aware that they were making history as the first couple to get married on a commercial aircraft in the Philippines.

To the tune of “Flying” by Cody Fry, Micah walked from the front galley just behind the cockpit door, beaming in her Mikee Andre cocktail dress, to meet Topy at the aft galley. She carried a nosegay bouquet made by Gideon Hermosa.

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