Sweet and silly wedding readings from children’s books
If you and your partner are both kids-at-heart looking for a wedding reading to highlight your sweet and silly sides, these passages from children’s books just might be perfect!
How to have a short and simple ring-warming ceremony
Along with a wonderful idea for a DIY beaded bouquet, Tribe member Ginny also had a good idea to augment her ring warming to suit her small wedding ceremony. Here is her less-than-perfect, but sweet experience.
From sand to science: 14 unity ceremonies to symbolize your new partnership
A friend recently asked me for some unity ceremony ideas. She already knew about sand ceremonies, but she wanted some different suggestions to symbolize the uniting and the blending of two people (or families). Here’s my comprehensive roundup of unity ceremony options.
5 steps to getting over your wedding vow writer’s block
Here’s some solid advice for those of you with vow writer’s block From questions to ask yourself, to considering format, there’s more than likely something in here to help you break through your writer’s block.
On vow renewals and getting weddinged
Offbeat bride Sophie has written an great post about the struggles and culture behind elopements, vow renewals and getting weddinged.
How early is “too early” for a morning wedding?
Based on the weddings I’ve featured here on Offbeat Bride, I’m going to go for “dawn” as my answer.
Many readers may remember a sunrise wedding we featureed. This wedding was remarkable for a lot of reasons, but it’s worth noting is that an 8:30am wedding allowed the couple to have essentially an open guestlist, thanks to know that only the most dedicated family would make it that early, combined with the fact that they weren’t feeding everyone a sit-down dinner.