The two biggest trends in festival culture over the past couple of years have been cruise ships and weddings. Last year at EDC, Insomniac debuted a wedding chapel, replete with an Elvis impersonator to marry loved-out ravers in both legal and "ceremonial commitment" matrimony.This year, they've upped their game by including a full reception option to the wedding package. That means, for $35 per person, your questionable decision making can be accompanied by appetizers and a celebratory champagne toast. If you're feeling fancy, the $125 option offers dinner and a commemorative bottle of bubbly signed by the Insomniac team. Cake options are also available by special request. Hey, Aoki! We got a job for you. No word as of yet on if Diplo will DJ your first dance.Keep in mind, these options require a reservation. However, if you get caught up in the moment and feel like you need to be permanently bonded with that cute boy in the kandi mask, you can still roll up to the chapel as a couple or even as a group of people and be bonded in a "commitment ceremony". There are no strict rules on how long this commitment is for, however, so don't call your lawyer if you lose him on the shuttle ride back.Here's the info.More EDC related tomfoolery:EDC New York Recap: The Good the Bad and the Fuzzy
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