There's something so gorgeously, uh, jellyfishian about this floating wedding pavilion. Watch:
Floatastic pavilion by Qastic from Dezeen on Vimeo.
Dezeen featured this super-cool structure—called "Floatastic," which makes sense!—by Qastic, which is essentially a roof filled with helium, held to the ground with floaty veils. Basically, there's one big, white, horizontal balloon in the middle, and the veils are supposed to let it sway to and fro—so there's actually no weight on the ground at all.
And for any bride worried that the thing could take off in a stiff breeze (it would totally be my luck), Qastic says: "Since the surrounding environment and microclimate fluctuate in every 24-hour cycle, our studies found that the floating pavilion will experience many buoyant conditions which are unique but steady."
Unique, for sure—and hypnotizing! I may now, in fact, be hypnotized. But in a good way.
Hey, it's a new idea, right? Would you consider something like this for your wedding?