First Pastafarian Wedding

A video of the wedding vows on the first ever Pastafarian wedding has been released. The wedding took place in New Zealand where the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster has been recognized.

"The bride and groom wore head-to-toe pirate regalia, and guests donned eye-patches, pirate hats and feathers for the ceremony.

"Fenn also wore a colander on her head – the official headdress of the church.

"During the ceremony, Ricketts and Fenn exchanged rings made of pasta, and in his vows Ricketts promised to always add salt while boiling spaghetti."

New! Pirate Fish Necklace

By popular Pastafarian request, Ring of Fire Enterprises offers a Pirate Fish necklace for sale. 

$19.95

John Hodgman on The Flying Spaghetti Monster

John Hodgman:

As I’m sure your husband has explained to you at length, his faith that the universe was created by an omnipotent clump of spaghetti and meatballs was first proposed in 2005 by Bobby Henderson as an absurd, but equally plausible, alternative to ‘‘intelligent design.

New York Times

Darwin Fish Cufflinks

Ring of Fire Enterprises is now offering Darwin Fish cuff links. 

Evolutionize your sleeves!

Ring of Fire Enterprises: Darwin Fish Necklaces

Ring of Fire Enterprises and Evolution Design announce a new product: Darwin Fish Necklaces.

Darwin Fish Coffee Mugs

Ring of Fire Enterprises is now offering Darwin Fish Coffee Mugs to evolutionize your beverage of choice.

Pastafarian Pavel Durov Choses Exile

Pavel Durov, 30, was seen as Russia’s Mark Zuckerberg. He founded a social network, VKontakte, which is more popular in Russia than Facebook, and made a splash by publicly offering Edward Snowden a job.



Then the Kremlin tightened its grip over the Internet and President Vladimir V. Putin’s allies took control of VKontakte. Mr. Durov eventually sold his remaining stake for millions and fled Russia in April, after resisting government pressure to release the data of Ukrainian protest leaders.



Durov has also described himself, with tongue in cheek, as a Pastafarian, a quirky atheistic ‘faith’ that can involve wearing a colander on your head.



Read more here: Once Celebrated in Russia, Programmer Pavel Durov Chooses Exile - NYTimes.com