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.
Get sticky sweet with this trick or treat dessert bar Halloween wedding
Cassie and Luke turned their wedding into a full-on Halloween carnival, anchored by a trick or treat dessert bar overflowing with candy, cake, and nostalgia. Between costumes, craft tables, and handmade spooky terrariums, their day was more “makerspace masquerade” than traditional ceremony. Proof that a Halloween wedding can be joyful, playful, and yes: sticky sweet.