The pair are so besotted they plan to keep tying the knot every year until they die in a bid to keep the excitement of their marriage alive.
Mrs Lund, 32, explained: “When Kenneth asked me to marry him again and again, I loved the idea.
“I’ll never get tired of marrying him, even when we’re old and grey. I’ll have a new dress, flowers and pictures every year. What bride wouldn’t love that?”
The couple, from Vejle, Denmark, run a wedding planning website together and jetted off to Las Vegas for their four weddings last month.
They said their vows first at the Venetian Hotel, then in a limousine conducted by Elvis, thirdly in a helicopter above the bright lights of the strip, and finally while skydiving.
“We wanted it to be fun, and it was,” said Mrs Lund. “But each time we got married, it was as special as our real wedding three years ago.
“In the morning we had to rush to the registrar to pick up our marriage licences, then we went to a shop to hire a wedding dress and suit.
“It was very hot and we were rushing around all day. But I didn’t worry about my hair, or how my make-up looked.
“The only thing that mattered was the man I was marrying and how in love we are.”
Ironically, Mr Lund met his wife when he planned her first wedding to her ex-husband, and they started dating when her marriage ended after a year.
Mrs Lund said: “We share the same sense of humour and there’s a definite chemistry between us.
“Now we work together, live together and we’re very in love.
“We always do romantic things like surprise each other with little notes on the mirror, or flowers in the bed.”
Before flying to Las Vegas, Mr Lund handed his wife a box containing a sparkling pink sapphire ring to replace her real enagement ring, which she lost last year.
“I never realised there were so many ways to get married in Las Vegas,” he said. “We couldn’t decide which to do so we decided to do them all.
“Now we have the world record for the most weddings in a day.”
The couple originally wed at a civil ceremony in Denmark in August 2005.
“We sneaked off and got married without telling anyone,” said Mrs Lund. “It was romantic because it was just two people in love.
“We invited our families to dinner afterwards and luckily they all forgave us.”
But a year later, Mr Lund proposed again and the couple had a full church service in August 2007.
“We had a great day with all our friends and family and Kenneth’s daughter Mille, seven, was a bridesmaid,” said his wife.
Now the couple are busy planning their next wedding.
“Next year we’d like to say our vows while swimming with dolphins in Mexico,” said Mr Lund.
“We’re also investigating whether its possible to marry on the Orient Express.”
The couple’s website helps brides and grooms to be plan everything from their outfits to venues, flowers and table settings.
“We hope to help people have a service as special as all ours have been,” said Mrs Lund.
