A wedding SO traditional that it’s offbeat?
Abby Christenson of Lorenz Photography sent this wedding our way with such an intruiging description… “Jon and Emily had a Korean wedding SO traditional, that it actually no longer exists and hasn’t for generations. I think for the first time I was introduced to something being so traditional that it is now considered offbeat.”
Clarissa & Joseph’s Modern Harlem Renaissance Wedding
Clarissa and Sam were inspired by the Harlem Renaissance to create this edgy, playful wedding complete with a naked sushi lady, movies, and games.
Lesley & Nick’s laid back, vegetarian, Buddhist wedding
Lesley & Nick wanted a simple wedding without breaking the budget. They cut costs by DIY’ing, cutting things they didn’t need and hiring an aspiring photographer. They kept the ceremony at ninety guests and then had everyone (including those who didn’t attend the ceremony) meet at a bar after for drinks!
Ailea & Marshall’s Tex-Mex lakeside boho wedding
Ailea & Marshall wanted a wedding that reflected who they are, their love of the outdoors, Ailea’s Tex-Mex heritage, Marshall’s disdain for shoes and ties, and their love of candy, alcohol, good food, and dancing. What they ended up with was a flip-flop friendly wedding fiesta!