By . Daily Mail Reporter . PUBLISHED: . 23:40 EST, 7 January 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 16:03 EST, 8 January 2013 . A couple getting married have been brought down to earth with a bang after the hot-air balloon they hired for the ceremony crash-landed. Shortly after Jonathon and Kerin Narcisse exchanged 'I dos,' the basket began to swing like a pendulum - with the entire wedding party inside it - and the pilot was forced to bring it down in a backyard in Rancho Penasquitos, San Diego late on Monday afternoon. The balloon crash-landed around 5 p.m. but no one was seriously injured, according to the local fire department. Scroll down for video . Sinking feeling: A hot-air balloon came down in Rancho Penasquitos, San Diego on Monday afternoon while a couple were being married in it . Ceremony surprise: Shortly after Jonathon and Kerin Narcisse (pictured) exchanged 'I dos,' the basket began to swing like a pendulum . Gusty weather thrust the balloon, wedding party and all, into a fence in San Diego . Firefighters said the pilot had been trying to land when the balloon was blown off course. One person who was in the party of 14 riding in the balloon was taken to Pomerado Hospital suffering from back pain. But the couple was unfazed. Now on their honeymoon, the bride told Good Morning American, 'If I get married again, I'll get married in a hot air balloon.' The large blue-and-yellow striped canvas could be seen draped over the property but it was unknown if any damage had been caused. The balloon is reportedly owned by the Skysurfer Balloon Company who came to the home to gather up the deflated canvas. The couple was unfazed. Now on their honeymoon, the bride told Good Morning American, 'If I get married again, I'll get married in a hot air balloon' Enjoying the view: The bride is pictured enjoying the view moments before the crash . Caught on tape: The ceremony in the air was videotaped - as was the crash . Falling: The groom is pictured clutching the bride (right) as the balloon tumbles toward Earth . Flop: A man surveys the crashed balloon in the backyard of his home in suburban California . Crash: The massive balloon was carrying 14 people when it got into trouble in high winds on Monday during a wedding ceremony . The company describes itself as the . oldest and most experienced in the southern California region. The . pilots are certified by the Federal Aviation Administration and have the . highest number of safe flight hours. The use a style of balloon called a European gondola with spacious compartments offering every flier uncrowded views of the surrounding countryside and coastline. The company operates sunrise and sunset flights daily throughout the year.
Unexpected high winds brought the wedding party down to earth in Rancho Penasquitos, San Diego .
Couple Jonathon and Kerin Narcisse say they would marry in the air again, despite the crash-landing .
By . Daily Mail Reporter . PUBLISHED: . 23:40 EST, 7 January 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 16:03 EST, 8 January 2013 . A couple getting married have been brought down to earth with a bang after the hot-air balloon they hired for the ceremony crash-landed. Shortly after Jonathon and Kerin Narcisse exchanged 'I dos,' the basket began to swing like a pendulum - with the entire wedding party inside it - and the pilot was forced to bring it down in a backyard in Rancho Penasquitos, San Diego late on Monday afternoon. The balloon crash-landed around 5 p.m. but no one was seriously injured, according to the local fire department. Scroll down for video . Sinking feeling: A hot-air balloon came down in Rancho Penasquitos, San Diego on Monday afternoon while a couple were being married in it . Ceremony surprise: Shortly after Jonathon and Kerin Narcisse (pictured) exchanged 'I dos,' the basket began to swing like a pendulum . Gusty weather thrust the balloon, wedding party and all, into a fence in San Diego . Firefighters said the pilot had been trying to land when the balloon was blown off course. One person who was in the party of 14 riding in the balloon was taken to Pomerado Hospital suffering from back pain. But the couple was unfazed. Now on their honeymoon, the bride told Good Morning American, 'If I get married again, I'll get married in a hot air balloon.' The large blue-and-yellow striped canvas could be seen draped over the property but it was unknown if any damage had been caused. The balloon is reportedly owned by the Skysurfer Balloon Company who came to the home to gather up the deflated canvas. The couple was unfazed. Now on their honeymoon, the bride told Good Morning American, 'If I get married again, I'll get married in a hot air balloon' Enjoying the view: The bride is pictured enjoying the view moments before the crash . Caught on tape: The ceremony in the air was videotaped - as was the crash . Falling: The groom is pictured clutching the bride (right) as the balloon tumbles toward Earth . Flop: A man surveys the crashed balloon in the backyard of his home in suburban California . Crash: The massive balloon was carrying 14 people when it got into trouble in high winds on Monday during a wedding ceremony . The company describes itself as the . oldest and most experienced in the southern California region. The . pilots are certified by the Federal Aviation Administration and have the . highest number of safe flight hours. The use a style of balloon called a European gondola with spacious compartments offering every flier uncrowded views of the surrounding countryside and coastline. The company operates sunrise and sunset flights daily throughout the year.
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