The couple first met in kindergarten and were the best of friends for years, before ultimately transferring to different schools. They consistently had mutual friends through their teen years, but it wasn't until 2015 that the couple reconnected and blossomed together.

Ironically enough, they both dabbed into the same industry, Mio had created a cannabis product, and his partners reached out to Coral for her YouTube reach, which has more than 100k subscribers.

However, "I was much more interested in getting some alone time with Mio," Coral gushed.

"We announced our relationship in January 2016. Both of our families were overjoyed to hear that we had reconnected and fallen in love."

CUE THE AWES.

Or should I say,

flick your bics?

I love the dynamics here, wild yet calm, serene.

The pair always knew that cannabis would be a big part of their wedding. As Coral had been writing about cannabis for the last decade, but now focuses solely as an independent glass artist.

Cannabis is still a very large part of who they are as a couple.

The bongs they used on their wedding day?

Mio had them specially made just for them by RooR bongs.

When Coral found out, she knew the perfect time to use them first- during their 'first look!'

"We wanted the elegance and aesthetic to be cohesive with the rest of our wedding plans, and Rachel was onboard with our vision," Coral said.

The stunning bride with her handsome groom

Their down to earth photographer Rachel said,

"People all over my Instagram were so into it. People were saying they had never seen this. I have never seen a bong at a wedding.

I take wedding photos all the time but to see a photo with weed go viral is so fascinating.

With the positive feedback on a drug that was illegal and is now legal, it’s just fascinating to see how people are supportive and love the photos.

It was all mine and Coral’s vision and their passion."

Coral even included freshly cut nugs into her bouquet, and Mio's boutonniere did as well.

Then they chose a cannabis community celebrity, Ngaio Bealum as their officiant. Who joked during the ceremony about not being able to find their rings in his pocket, only buds of weed.

Have you ever seen a happier bride?!

The couple even had a RV with a "professional budtender" inside! He offered guidance to their guest's wants and needs for the day.

"I think the shock of seeing a bong at a wedding caught people's attention," Rachel Artime stated.

"My goal as a photographer is for each couple to feel captured and seen, and for viewers to feel the couple's personality."

"I hope in 50 years, when they look back at my photos, they think 'Yup, that's us! That's what our love feels like."'

Coral is ecstatic about the global support her and her husband have recieved after the photos went viral.

"I'm so glad the conversation around cannabis worldwide can be positive she said. "And even a bit romantic."

Personally I applaud these two for not letting any bad juju get in the way of the day they imagined while they celebrated their love.

I'd be willing to bet they have a very laid back mellow marriage!

Congratulations you two!