Love on the high seas! Bride and groom throw a swashbuckling PIRATE-themed wedding complete with swords and a gun salute
- Sarah Kirsty Page, 28, and Wayne Mark Truman, 43, married in Matlock Bath
- The Pirates of the Caribbean fans dedicated their wedding day to the theme
- Guests attended in full pirate apparel including swords
A bride and groom threw a spectacular pirate-themed wedding complete with vintage clothing, swords and guns.
Sarah Kirsty Page, 28, and Wayne Mark Truman, 43, tied the knot in the gardens of Matlock Bath Mutiny festival in Matlock, Derbyshire.
The couple and their hundreds of guests dressed in full pirate apparel including hats, feathers and lashings of lace – although the bride stuck to traditional white.
Wayne, who popped the question two years ago, said their unusual nuptials were inspired by Sarah’s love of the Pirates of the Caribbean and his ‘resemblance’ to protagonist Jack Sparrow.
He said: ‘On the wedding set there was a huge ships wheel and I was dressed in 17th century style clothing, even the pastor was dressed in pirate garb with a long dark Victorian coat.
Wayne Mark Truman, 43, and Sarah Kirsty Page, 28, (pictured) married in a pirate themed ceremony at Matlock Bath Mutiny festival, Derbyshire over the weekend
Wayne from Derbyshire who works as a Jack Sparrow lookalike and Sarah are both fans of the Pirate of the Caribbean, wedding guests enjoyed a swashbuckling wedding ceremony
The newlyweds (pictured) met three years ago at Birmingham’s NEC Comic Con where Sarah was dressed as Harley Quinn and Wayne dressed as Jack Sparrow, and got married in Derbyshire this weekend in a pirate-inspired wedding ceremony
Wayne Mark Truman, who got married over the weekend in Derbyshire, said he was inspired by Pirate of the Caribbean character Jack Sparrow (pictured, played by Johnny Depp)
‘There was hundreds of pirates everywhere and people were letting off guns. They even gave us an archway of swords for us to walk through.
‘There was masses beer all over the place but nothing got out of hand and there were no mishaps.
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‘Sarah was on board with the whole pirate themed wedding – she’s loves it just as much as I do.
‘It was better than we ever could have imagined, it was a great atmosphere with hundreds of people. Sarah looked stunning in her white dress, she was just perfect.’
Wayne, who wore a red 17th-century swashbuckling attire alongside Sarah donned in a white fish tale wedding dress, said he he hadn’t considered marriage before meeting Sarah.
Sarah (pictured centre with guests) wore a classic white fish tale wedding dress among the legion of pirate themed guests at their Matlock Bath Mutiny festival celebration in Derbyshire over the weekend
Jack who wore a red 17th Century swashbuckling attire when he tied the knot with girlfriend Sarah in Derbyshire on 4 August, revealed he didn’t think that he would ever get married before meeting Sarah at Comic Con
The couple provided a selection of activities including hook-a-duck, bouncy ships, rides and stalls selling clothes to entertain their guests throughout the celebration and Mutiny festival
Wayne revealed the festival is for everyone and continued whilst the couple took a break for their reception at the The Fishpond Freehouse. The couple tied the knot in Derbyshire on 4 August
He said: ‘I’m 43-years-old and I didn’t think I would get married – it’s a big deal for me.
‘It’s the last day of the festival today so we can get on enjoying ourselves at the festival.
‘We have hook-a-duck, bouncy ships, rides, stalls selling clothes and jewellery, hog roasts, cider and live music.
‘The festival is for everyone – it carried on as we took a break to have our reception.
‘It’s hard to say how I’m feel as I’ve never been married before. But I’m just happy and ecstatic.
The newlyweds (pictured) made plans to continue enjoying the festival the day after their wedding at Matlock Bath Mutiny festival, in Derbyshire on 4 August
Sarah who married her Captain Jack Sparrow lookalike in Derbyshire on 4 August, says she agreed to the Pirates theme because of her love of the Pirates of the Caribbean film franchise
The Matlock Bath Mutiny festival, where the couple were engaged and married in Derbyshire on 4 August, has grown from a few pirates to hundred turning up each year
Guests to Sarah and Wayne’s pirate themed wedding in Derbyshire on 4 August held their swords high as the newlyweds walked through an arch after sharing their vows
The couple had 50 friends and family in attendance of their wedding in addition to Matlock Bath Mutiny festival goers, held in Derbyshire on 4 August
The newlyweds declared their commitment to each other with ‘Arr Do’ during their 40 minute ceremony before heading onto The Fishpond Freehouse, River Derwent where they were joined by 50 family members and friends for their reception.
Speaking about their love of costumes, Sarah said: ‘I could not have asked for a better wedding day, it was absolutely amazing, I really can’t put it into words.
‘I met Wayne at a Comic Con at Birmingham’s NEC three years ago, my thing was Cos Play as Disney Princesses.
‘But I’m a big Pirates of the Caribbean fan so I was more than happy to go along with the theme.
‘The wedding was part of the pirate festival which is in its fourth year, it’s grown from just a few pirates to hundreds turning up – it’s a great day.’
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