Couple Hold Wedding In Old Tin Mine

Catherine Ferris and Jeff Williams broke tradition by getting married 200 feet underground at the Poldark tin mine in Cornwall. The ceremony included unique elements like rings made from Cornish tin recovered from a sunken ship. The event was memorable, with a Cornish singer and a special atmosphere. The mine, now a museum, has obtained a license to host weddings, ensuring safety with hard hats. Future weddings are expected, with the advantage of weather-proof ceremonies.

Where did Catherine Ferris and Jeff Williams choose to have their wedding ceremony?

• On a beach in Cornwall

• 200 feet underground in a tin mine

• At a historic church

• In a city hall

What was unique about the rings exchanged by the couple?

• They were borrowed from family

• They were made of gold

• They were made of silver

• They were made of Cornish tin from a shipwreck

What role did a Cornish singer play in the wedding ceremony?

• Performed a traditional dance

• Conducted the ceremony

• Sang during the ceremony

• Played the piano

What is the current function of the Poldark tin mine?

• A restaurant

• A working mine

• A museum

• A concert hall

What precaution did the wedding party take for safety?

• Carried flashlights

• Wore life jackets

• Used umbrellas

• Wore hard hats