N-ICE DAY FOR A WHITE WEDDING: COUPLE WED ON GLACIER

When couples talk about wanting a white wedding, few will be referring to getting hitched on a glacier sat on top of an active volcano. For Landon Woods and Tara Coultish, this was the site of their snow white wedding. The Canadian couple travelled from their home in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, to Myrdalsjokull glacier in Iceland. Clad in their tuxedo and wedding gown, Landon, 31, and Tara, 37, tied the knot in surprisingly mild conditions, given the ice cold setting.

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