Kentucky Man Builds Massive 200 Lbs. "Game Of Thrones" Throne For Wife In Wedding Present

Kentucky Husband Built Ma s sive 200 Lbs GOT Throne Replica For His Wife As Wedding Gift

• Kentucky man, Michael Hayes, 32, built a replica of GOT Iron Throne for his wife as a wedding gift.
• Hayes and the fellow welding students at Louisville's Knight School of Welding built the throne in 2 months after around 110 hours of continuous effort.
• The school donated $7,800 to the project in making Hayes' dream come true.
• The aluminum throne was made from up to 400 individually-cut swords.

Everyone has their own way to express their love and a Kentucky man has found his own. The man, who is a professional welder took help of his fellow welders and built a 200 lbs replica of the Iron Throne from the hit HBO series Game of Thrones.

Michael Hayes, 32, teamed up with the welding students at Louisville's Knight School of Welding after asking his instructor if they could build the throne in time for his wedding last fall.

The school owner Matt Hobbs told People,

He was getting married and [he and his wife] really love Game of Thrones and he wanted to know if we could make something like this for his wedding

He added,

We said we could do it for him … [instructor] Anthony Williams, he’s a really good designer and artsy guy, he took off with it.

The school also helped the project with a $7,800 cash donation to make Hayes' dream come true. Sources revealed the team took more than 110 hours and over two months to make the life-sized, aluminum throne that was made from up to 400 individually-cut swords.

Hayes and his longtime love got married last September and the photos he shared on his social media that showed his wife perched on the Iron Throne with Hayes standing by his side.