Fitting out the aircraft took seven months and it still has plenty of the original decor, including the seating numbers still being visible. The plane can be styled in lots of different ways just like a normal wedding venue though.
Because of the vast space on-board, staff can also set up stages, makeup rooms and dressing rooms, all separate from the main area. Couples can also choose to say "I do" in the airport's fully working control tower - with uninterrupted views of the runway.
Guests can then continue to enjoy the sights and sounds of the airport with a wedding breakfast at a restaurant positioned right next to the live runway.
Jo Welch, head of events at the privately-owned airport, said: "We are extremely excited about this new sector of our business. We do have a Boeing 747 that is stripped out and used for events, so the idea came about to get it licensed for civil ceremonies.
"As discussions went on, we also decided to licence the control tower. Both are the only venues of their kind in the world licensed in this way."
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