They ran across the desert with smoke bombs, got matching tattoos, shared a first dance in a back street alley - and were even married by a King. These incredible photos capture the elopement of Australian couple Ainsley Hutchence and Sebastien Fougere to Las Vegas, Nevada in November 2013. The pair, who 'fell in love at first sight' in an organic cafe in 2008, decided to have an unconventional wedding because they had both been married before. Instead of a traditional ceremony, they opted to elope to downtown Las Vegas to be married by 'Elvis', deeming the notion 'funny' and 'adventurous'. They brought along their friend, photographer Janneke Storm, to document their debauchery, while other loved ones stayed behind in Queensland. Scroll down for video . Unconventional: These photos capture the elopement of Australian couple Ainsley Hutchence and Sebastien Fougere to Las Vegas, Nevada . Smoke bombs: The pair, who fell in love 'at first sight' in an organic cafe in 2008, decided to have an unconventional wedding because they had both been married before. Above, Ainsley and Sebastien run down a street in Las Vegas carrying smoke bombs, alcohol and a pink flower . Ainsley Hutchence and Sebastien Fogere (co-creators of Sticks and Stones Agency), decided to jet to Vegas for the coolest nontraditional wedding you have ever seen . Idol: Ainsley and Sebastien are seen posing with 'Elvis' in a chapel, with the bride sporting pink hair and the groom showing off a long beard . Photo shoot: The couple (pictured in the desert) brought along their friend, photographer Janneke Storm, to document their debauchery . Dressed up: Instead of wearing a white or cream gown, Ainsley donned a sequined silver dress, while Sebastien opted for a white studded suit . And the eclectic couple certainly had an epic time - with Janneke's pictures capturing them in an array of exciting, amusing and bizarre situations. In one photo, Ainsley and Sebastien are seen posing with 'Elvis' in a chapel, with the bride sporting pink hair and the groom showing off a long beard. Instead of wearing a  white  gown for the ceremony, Ainsley donned a sequined silver dress with pumps, while Sebastien opted for a white studded suit. In another image, the couple are seen driving through the Las Vegas desert in sunglasses, before running between two lines of shrubs with smoke bombs. And in one, they are pictured throwing American dollar notes into the air while kneeling on a bed, with Sebastien donning only dollar sign-printed boxers. Speaking to Rock N Roll Bride magazine, Ainsley said: 'Janeke did an amazing job of capturing some of our favorite moments – smoke bombs, car rides, hanging out in the grimy streets of downtown Vegas, matching Vegas tattoos, our first dance by the bins in some back street alley, desert hangs...' Ainsley  and Canadian-born Sebastien said 'I love you' to each other just three weeks after they first met in an organic cafe on Australia's Sunshine Coast,The Huffington Post reported. The couple, who have both since said they fell in love at first sight, moved in together only three months later. However, they originally did not wish to tie the knot after both having been married with children. Eclectic: Ainsley and Sebastien certainly had an epic time - with Janneke's shots capturing them in an array of exciting and bizarre situations . Matching tattoos: During their time in Las Vegas, they got matching heart-shaped tattoos featuring arrows and the words 'Las Vegas' (above) Speaking this month, Ainsley revealed she and Canadian-born Sebastien (both pictured above) had said 'I love you' just three weeks after they had met in an organic cafe on the Sunshine Coast. The couple, who  fell in love 'at first sight', moved in together only three months later . Having fun: However, the couple (seen in their hotel room) originally did not wish to tie the knot after both having been married with children . Messing around: Sebastian grabs his new wife's buttock after tying the knot in front of an Elvis Presley impersonator in November 2013 . The couple, who run the website Sticks and Stones Agency, said they were determined their nuptials in Las Vegas would involve 'no family and no rules'. Above, Ainsley poses with a wine bottle in her and Sebastien's hotel room (left) and smiles with a postcard stuck to her face (right) Newlywed: Ainsley has one child from her previous marriage, while her husband and business partner, who is originally from Canada, has two . 'Initially, we couldn't be bothered [with a wedding], especially if it meant spending a s***-ton of money that we could use for a holiday instead,' Ainsley said. 'Then for some reason, Elvis came up and the more we looked into it, the better it sounded. [We thought] getting married by Elvis would be kind of funny.' The couple, who run the website Sticks and Stones Agency, said they were determined their nuptials in Las Vegas would involve 'no family and no rules'. 'For us this time round was an adventure with each other, Ainsley said. 'We needed to go somewhere far enough away to discourage any guests, somewhere where the rules could be bent, but most importantly a place where the real king still reigns...  Vegas baby!' Five years after they moved in together, Ainsley and Sebastien flew to the world-famous city with Janneke. But on the day of their nuptials, the couple nearly missed the ceremony after getting caught up in the 'craziness' of taking photos and having fun. Sunny: Five years after they moved in together, Ainsley and Sebastien flew to the world-famous city with Ainsley's Alex Mearing wedding gown and Janneke. But on the day of their nuptials, the couple nearly missed the ceremony after getting caught up in the 'craziness' of the shoot . Epic trip: 'Sebastien and I both leaped out of the car and ran for it,' Ainsley (pictured, left, with 'Elvis', and right, with Sebastien) said. 'All the traffic started cheering for us as we ran hand-in-hand, my massive sequined train dragging along the tar collecting anything in its way' Cheap shots: Ainsley and Sebastien were married by an Elvis Presley impersonator. They later got matching heart-shaped Las Vegas tattoos . Although their wedding photos were taken in 2013, they have been picked up by several news outlets this month. The couple also previously took part in an edgy engagement shoot by Janneke after Sebastian spray painted 'Will you marry me?' on a surface at a local skate park . Alternative: Sebastian holds his wife's hand as she walks along a wall dressed in her eye-catching sequined gown and casual white pumps . Leaving a mark: Ainsley and Sebastien are pictured standing in front of a body piercing and tattoo store prior to getting their matching tattoos . 'Sebastien and I both leaped out of the car and ran for it,' Ainsley said. 'All the traffic started cheering for us as we ran hand-in-hand, my massive sequined train dragging along the tar collecting anything in its way. We had road workers stop traffic for us at one point so we could cross a road.' Ainsley and Sebastien were married by an Elvis Presley impersonator. They later got matching heart-shaped tattoos featuring the words 'Las Vegas'. In November 2014, the couple celebrated their first wedding anniversary by visiting Bali, where they undertook another amazing photo shoot with Janneke. This time, Ainsley's  Alex Mearing gown was transformed into another dress, featuring a black rock-themed panel at the front and feathers. Although their wedding shots were taken in 2013, they have been picked up by several news outlets, including BuzzFeed, this month. The couple also previously took part in an edgy engagement shoot by Janneke after Sebastian spray painted 'Will you marry me?' on a surface at a local skate park. Ainsley and Sebastien now live on the Sunshine Coat with Sebastien's two children and Ainsley's one from their previous marriages. Another shoot: In November 2014, the couple celebrated their first wedding anniversary by visiting Bali, where they undertook another amazing photo shoot (pictured) with Janneke. This time, Ainsley's sequined gown was transformed into another dress, with a black rock-themed panel . Rock-themed: The dress also featured black feathers, while Sebastian's top included a drawing of a heart with 'Ainsley' written across it . Standing out: The couple are pictured embracing in Bali (left) and kissing on stools (right). Ainsley's hair was dyed yellow this time, not pink . Couple: Ainsley and Sebastien now live on the Sunshine Coat with Sebastien's two children and Ainsley's one from their previous marriages .
Ainsley Hutchence and Sebastien Fougere, from Queensland, Australia, eloped to Las Vegas in November 2013 . They opted to be married by an Elvis Presley impersonator in a chapel, deeming notion 'funny' and 'adventurous'
During trip, they ran in desert with smoke bombs, got matching tattoos and shared a first dance in a back alley . Instead of wearing a white or cream gown for wedding, Ainsley donned sequined silver dress and white pumps . Couple, who have three children from past marriages, met and fell in love 'at first sight' in organic cafe in 2008 .