“Using Offbeat Bride really gave us a good starting ground to pull together something we liked. Our officiant said ‘You may now seal this union with a kiss!' instead of traditional language since we didn't like the weird consent vibes of someone giving us permission to kiss. We kissed and everyone clapped, which startled our Corgi guest, who started howling, which made everyone immediately laugh!”
“Our ceremony was maybe 10 minutes long. We wanted to get straight to the fun part of the wedding — the reception!”
A sunflower wedding with a popcorn bar — just right for Omaha! The historic venue played into the theme.
“These were some of the Offbeat Bride resources we used….”
- Non-traditional non-religious wedding script
- Tell a compelling story during your wedding ceremony
- 21 modern poems that make swoonworthy readings
- Wedding ceremony 101
“Another resource we loved is Trello. Trello is GREAT for wedding planning. You can tag your fiance (or whoever you add to your board) in specific items you need them to do. I had Lists with Research, Outfits, Vendors (once finalized), and a To-Do, Doing, and Done to keep track of what we were working on, what we have done, and what is next. It is free, you can collaborate, it is private, I HIGHLY recommend Trello.”
Vendors
Venue: Omar Arts and Events • Photography: CNielsen Photography • Dress: Etsy MilaBridal • Jewelry: Etsy Epuu • Hair Piece: Etsy Lovelikestyle • Suit: Asos • Popcorn Bar: Huskerland Popcorn • Caterer and Bar: Eddie's Catering • Flowers: Afloral
Gallery
That dress! Those shoes! The accessories! *swoons*