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Self-described “nerdy” couple Victor Sine and Julianne Payne pretty much just became our new heroes, afterparticipating in a Star Wars themed photoshoot.
The couple dressed up as Rey and Finn, and took to the Utah wilderness (playing the part of Jakku) with photographer Robert Lance.
Their daughter Addie even played BB8, or, as they like to call her, Baby 8.
As Victor told ABC News:
“I’ve been pretty nerdy for a long time. I embrace it. And Jules loves things like anime and crafting and sewing, but she only recently — when we started dating last year — embraced her nerdy side. It’s really cool to be able to do this together.”
He said Addie enjoyed it too:
“She’s really probably one of the best babies. She doesn’t cry. She loves being outside. She loves people. She loves looking at different things. She loves her picture being taken.”
Victor and Julianne are set to get married next month, and they’re reportedly planning to incorporate Star Wars into their big day.
“We’re going to get a lot of lightsabers so that in the … reception, everyone will kind of raise their lightsabers for pictures,” he revealed. “We’re thinking about maybe having a lightsaber battle. Like, we’re going to start dancing and then pull out our lightsabers then battle for a second. And for Addie, we might give her a BB-8 hat.”
If you want to keep up with Victor and Julianne – the real Finn and Rey – you can on their Facebook page.
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