Maybe you met through friends at the local climbing gym, or scraping skin next to each other on a bouldering rock in town. Or maybe you met in Hyalite Canyon while climbing some of the most gnarly ice routes in the world. You had a crush the first time you saw him skinning resolutely in?he gave you a solid belay, then followed your lead. You started going on trips together?the equivalent of moving in. Or maybe you even moved into his van, or he moved into your cramped Tacoma. Maybe you headed to Joshua Tree next and sweated it out on some gorgeous trad routes, followed by a headlamp-lit dinner on a natural rock table next to your campsite. Now, you?re getting hitched. So, how does that look for a pair of dirtbags" Here are some ideas to get you started. Location and Lodging

So, you?re having your dream climbing wedding, but you?re not sure where to go. Do you head to that first route in Hyalite, dragging family and friends to the site where you watched him wobble and knock down enough ice to keep a fridge cold" Or do you opt for somewhere warmer" Two climbers in love is a beautiful thing and getting married at the base?or better, at the top?of that hunk of rock you conquered is a great way to celebrate. Customizing your day so that it?s unique to you and your partner makes for a successful and exhilarating ceremony. Friends and family should plan on bringing tents and camping out, so they?ll be able to wobble away from the bonfire and into bed. Include a ma...