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A fab Trinity Church wedding in NYC with a cat, Mr. Frosties

A fab Trinity Church wedding in NYC with a cat, Mr. Frosties

Erica and Geff (and their bow-tied kitty, Mr. Frosties) rocked a New York City Trinity Church wedding to remember. Erica wore a gorgeous dress that her mother wore at her own wedding years ago. Trinity Church is a historic site and tourists were able to peek during the ceremony. They enjoyed a brunch reception at […]

A viking DIY wedding with a sword exchange

A DIY viking wedding with a sword exchange

Angel and Shanti pulled from pagan, Christian, and viking traditions to create their amazing outdoor ceremony. Everything from the groomsmen sashes to the floral arrangements was DIYed. In a super badass move, the couple exchanged swords instead of rings.

Don’t miss the natural wheat and log decor, the baby’s breath-covered cake, and the cute and rustic lawn games…

'90s hip hop and heart-melting top ten lists at this chic urban downtown LA wedding

’90s hip hop and heart-melting top ten lists at this chic urban downtown LA wedding

This pair loves Downtown Los Angeles for its vibrant art, life, and cultural intersection, as well as amazing food and drinks scene. They chose a venue that was up to the task and set off to create an event that celebrates their lives and love. And we couldn’t love it more. You’ll fall in love with how it looks and then fall in love with all the romantic details like their unintentional matching vows and nods to their favorite authors and books.

A barefoot travel-themed camp wedding

A barefoot travel-themed summer camp wedding (with breakfast buffet!)

Caitlinn and Luke were married atop a huge rock in a beautiful, sunny clearing. The day proceeded with happy tears and bare feet. They incorporated their love of travel (especially to Africa) in their decor and theme. Instead of giving away something small as favors, they had glass jars with Beta fish in them next to three different charitable organization’s write-ups. The guests could take a pebble and pick which organization they wished receive a donation in their names.