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Real Weddings: Northeast US

From New England to New York and Rhode Island to Long Island, couples in the Northeast have their own distinct brand of offbeat. A little urban, and little upstate, and a bit of an edge — we love you East Coast offbeat couples! Submit your wedding for consideration via offbeatwed.com/submissions.

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Mushroom magic at this colorful wedding in South Jersey

This colorful wedding has us feeling mighty fine – and no, it’s not the mushrooms (although mushrooms did make an appearance)! It’s all the personal touches that Miranda and David included in their special day that have us feeling all warm inside – and totally inspired!

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Stunning sequin floral dress at this autumn Massachusetts wedding

Katie and Matt’s wedding at the Dan’l Webster Inn is a stunning testament to individuality and seasonal romance. From Katie’s whimsical floral gown to the vibrant autumn décor, every detail screamed personality. With thoughtful touches like a “Pumpkin Patch” favor table and a cozy glasshouse reception, this celebration wasn’t merely an event; it was an artistic expression of love that defied convention.

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A queer camp-themed wedding with a mom bar and banjos

Let’s runaway to this woodsy camp-themed wedding! Ben and Charlie struck the perfect balance of rustic and refined – camp themed, but not campy, if you know what we mean. From their handmade decorations, to their photos by the lake (captured by Kristen Renee Photography), to their adorable wedding favors, this wedding is full of inspo for our tree-hugging readers.

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This Lord of the Rings wedding in a greenhouse is subtly nerdy

Gray and Samantha’s Lord of the Rings wedding in a greenhouse is just what the doctor ordered – a bit of greenery, a dash of magic, and a whole lot of queer love! We absolutely love this wedding for its subtle nerdiness and its earthy aesthetic – in part thanks to the greenhouse it took place in, in part because of its DIYed decor that you have to see to believe.