The Week contest: Wedding airline

This week's question: After their flight to Las Vegas was delayed, an eloping Oklahoma City couple enlisted the help of an ordained minister to get married mid-flight. If a new airline were to dedicate itself to providing onboard wedding ceremonies at 30,000 feet, what name could it adopt?

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RESULTS:

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THE WINNER: "Cupid's Aero"

Marjo van Dijck, Durham, North Carolina

SECOND PLACE: "Aer Link Us''

Kenneth Burgan, Grass Valley, California

THIRD PLACE: "Mergin' Air"

Mary Ann Cooper, Asheville, North Carolina

HONORABLE MENTIONS:

"With This Wing"

Mary Ann Lucia, Springfield, Massachusetts

"Jet Woo"

Stephen Krensky, Lexington, Massachusetts

"SkyDo"

Laurie Katz, Morton Grove, Illinois

"Uniter Airlines"

Walter Smith, Washington, D.C.

"Bond Voyage"

Ivan Kershner, Salem, South Carolina

"I'll-Ask-Her Airlines"

Jesse Rifkin, Arlington, Virginia

"Higher Love"

Ruth Nicholson, West Columbia, South Carolina

"Jet Old, New, Borrowed, Blue"

Ryan Starzee, Northport, New York

"Love Is in the Airways"

Bernadette Starzee, Northport, New York

"Cakes on a Plane"

Molly Robinson, Seattle, Washington

"El Altar"

Ernie Hanson, Madison, Wisconsin

"Turbulence Ahead"

Paul Myers, Great Falls, Virginia