Anyone struggling to decide on a venue for their upcoming nuptials , take note . American couple , Cheetah Platt and Rhiann Woodyard , have come up with the ultimate way to celebrate their love : by getting married in as many places around the world as they can in just under 90 days . The adventurous pair first came up with the globe-trotting plan after getting engaged last year - and finding themselves unable to come up with one specific theme or idea for the big day . Cheetah Platt ( left ) and Rhiann Woodyard ( right ) , from Los Angeles , have decided to get married in 12 countries around the world . Their round the world adventure first began on February 8 , when they packed two big backpacks and headed to Bogota , Colombia . During their three month journey , the couple hoped to visit 12 countries to have 38 wedding ceremonies in 83 days . Platt and Woodyard , who live in Los Angeles , admit that they did look for a traditional venue in their hometown , but nothing felt special and many they saw were simply outside of their price range . ' A lot of women spend a whole lot of time and stress and money on their one day and then it 's over , ' Woodyard told Buzzfeed . ' I love that I get to marry [ Platt ] over and over again . 'It 's exciting that it 's not just done in one day . ' One of the couple 's most recent stops ? Egypt , where they tied the knot in front of an audience of camels and pyramids in the background . Platt and Woodyard first embarked on their round-the-world trip on February 8 , flying to Bogota , Colombia . With the help of generous donors , Platt and Woodyard are scheduled to have 38 ceremonies in just 83 days . During their trip , the pair have decided to wear white at all times - and they will be married in the same outfits during each ceremony . One of the first few stops , the couple stopped in Spain for a beautiful ceremony amid the dramatic architecture . When they are n't officiating their stunning ceremonies , the couple takes in local experiences , like the Giraffe Center in Nairobi , Kenya . One of their favourite ceremonies took place in Mumbai , India . 'What a wonderful wedding ! ' Platt wrote . 'This ceremony meant so much . ' With the help of honeymoon registry website , Honeyfund , the two were able to raise funds for this once in a lifetime journey . Posting the costs of the hotels they hoped to stay in and flights they hoped to take during their travels , Woodyard and Platt sourced the amounts needed to jet from the United States to Europe , Africa , Asia and everywhere in between , before returning to Los Angeles for a ceremony with friends and family in May . And forget paying for officiants in dozens of cities around the world , Woodyard and Platt were ordained online through the church of Spiritual Humanists so that they could marry each other . 'We 're so excited for this once in a lifetime opportunity and we ca n't wait to make these dreams come true , ' the pair wrote online . And the couple , who are both talented aerial performers , will also be using the experience as an opportunity to mix business with pleasure . 'We will be teaching , training and performing partner acrobatics all over the world , ' they continued . 'It 's such an incredible way for us to share our skills , our passion and our talents with others . ' 'Wedding in front of the Roman aqueduct in Segovia , Spain , ' Platt captioned this snap on Facebook . 'How did I get to be so lucky ? ! ' The couple 's second ceremony , also in Colombia , took place in the lush greenery for which the South American country is known . In Ireland , the pair had three ceremonies in one day ! Here , they are standing in Glendalough Cathedral in the Wicklow Mountains . Passersby often snap photos of the couple , who usually take their own photographs afterwards showcasing their aerial skills . In between weddings , the pair carved out some time to take a stroll in one of Madrid 's most famous parks . While in Africa , the couple got married again in a 'romantic Casablanca wedding , ' which took place in the evening . The first wedding took place in Colombia . 'Many more to come , ' Platt posted on Facebook . ' I have finally married the woman of my dreams ! ' Woodyard made her own bouquet - using dollar store flowers and old costume jewellery . 'She is amazing , ' Platt captioned the photo . So far , Platt and Woodyard have visited Spain , Ireland , Kenya , Egypt , Morocco , India , and Thailand . Although they had originally hoped to be married on all seven continents , due to the cost associated with travelling to Antarctica , they opted to scrap that plan . With careful budgeting , the couple was able to to find 'round-the-world flights landing in 11 countries for less than $ 3,000 USD per person . ' ' A lot of people say you should travel with the person you 're going to marry , ' Woodyard added . 'We get to learn about each other everyday more and more and I love that it 's brought us close . ' For those looking to follow the couple on their journey , they are posting photos and updates on Facebook .
The couple first began their trek on march 8 , flying from Los Angeles , Colombia to Bogota , Colombia . Their first wedding ceremony was held in 1997 , before jetting to Spain , Ireland , Morocco and Egypt . To save money , the couple will wear the same outfit for each ceremony and have been ordained to priesthood .