Claybo76's and RhonieB76's Twedding

On Friday March 4th Australia’s first Twedding was held. For those not in the know a Twedding is a wedding, held on the social networking website Twitter. The service was officiated by Josh to celebrate 11 years of marriage between Perth musician @Claybo76 (or as his mate’s know him Clayton Bolger) and his wife @RhonieB76 (her parents named her Rhona).

Clayton & Rhona wanted to hold a special event for their eleventh anniversary and asked Josh to hold a re-commitment wedding ceremony over Twitter. They invited their friends, family and their collective 686 followers on Twitter to join them at 2pm West Australian time for the ceremony.

The tweets really tell the story of this wedding so included below is an image gallery of screenshots of some of the tweets from the afternoon.

: Photo by Dan Cartwright

: Pop Up Weddings at Chapel FarmNathan and Kayla Lewis with Celebrant Joshua WithersPicture: Ben CrabtreeThe West Australian. 02/06/2014**FAIRFAX ONLINE & FINANCIAL REVIEW OUT**

: Photo by Dan Cartwright

: Photo by Dan Cartwright

: Photo by Dan Cartwright

: Paul Bamford photography

: Photo by Dan Cartwright

: Matt & Lee in Geiranger. I knew I wanted to take this photo of Lee and I on our wedding day months before we were even in the country. Considering we had a tripod weighed down on the edge of a cliff to photograph us, also on the edge of a cliff, we didn’t do too badly! This photo has some wow factor and I like to give all of my clients that, cliff or not.

: I spent many years photographing musicians from Nick Cave, Iggy Pop, Muse and lots of other big names. One of the shots that most resonates with people however is of the feet of punk dancers at a terribly lit punk gig. It’s an incredibly simplistic shot that breaks all the boundaries in music. I was crouching in the first row with people jumping all over me. I turned around and took this shot. It was the first music assignment I was sent by a magazine to cover.

: Jokulsarlon, Iceland. My wife and I traveled throughout Iceland after getting married in Norway. It was the most creatively fulfilling place I have ever been, and I am not sure that a place has ever excited me or made me feel as alive as Iceland did. It really is an immensely beautiful place that calls for me every day!