This Halloween wedding had mad scientist decor and a Sola wood flower wedding bouquet
When COVID canceled their big library wedding, Erin and Matt turned their plans into something stranger and more intimate: a Halloween micro wedding at a historic Airbnb in Madison, WI. Picture bubbling beakers, bookish decor, wood flowers crafted into a bouquet, and a cheeky skeleton keeping guard at the bar. Mad scientist vibes meet marital vows.
Pagan Halloween wedding with DIY Viking flair
Under a full Hunter’s Moon, Caitlin and Thomas tied the knot in a pagan handfasting within a mushroom fae circle, dressed as Norse Vikings while their guests arrived in costume. DIY magic filled the night (pumpkins carved, candles glittering, and pie instead of cake) culminating in a last dance so intimate it felt like time itself paused.
Zombie vampire wedding at Lizzy Gator chapel
James and Corina’s zombie vampire wedding at Lizzy Gator chapel in Texas was a full-blown horror love story. With vampire fangs, zombie prosthetics, Thriller dance moves, and a Rocky Horror first dance, this Halloween wedding pulled no punches. From giant pumpkins in the aisle to a blood-red cake crawling with fake bugs, it was gloriously undead.
Philadelphia cemetery wedding with a goth twist
Nina and Chris’s Philadelphia cemetery wedding blended gothic glamour with heartfelt intimacy. Dressed in black beneath Laurel Hill Cemetery’s historic trees, they exchanged vows in a self-uniting ceremony that included their dog, Loki, and an unexpected cat in a bat costume. With gargoyle shoes, crimson florals, and a Morimoto reception, their day proved gothic weddings can be full of joy.