Celebrating the bridal body as a canvas of expression
My favorite thing about Offbeat Bride is that it promotes a positive attitude about body image by representing ALL shapes, heights, weights, and shoe sizes. You celebrate the body without focusing on it alone, but instead, treat it as a canvas of expression, a place to grow babies, a physical means of connecting with your loved ones, etc.
It’s not about the mayonnaise: stop using tired tropes when complaining about your partner
Have you ever bitched about your partner being stupid? It’s time to flip the script on complaint cliches.
From kilts to socially-conscious suits: tuxedo alternatives for offbeat grooms
Join Offbeat Intern Becca as she ogles some of her favorite offbeat groom fashion.
Let’s talk about Offbeat BIPOC Brides and couples of color
Based on reader feedback that it was “hard to find any weddings of people of color,” we started tagging posts that featured couples of color to make them easier to find. Tagging is how we make all sorts of things on the site easier to find: Kansas weddings, brides in glasses, grooms with long hair. We’ve got hundreds of tags. We wanted to make it easier for readers who were frustrated by the experience of feeling like they only saw white couples across wedding planning websites.