Elise & David’s Anglican garden wedding
A glorious garden, lanterns for the bridesmaids, a brooch bouquet, handmade jewelry, and a ton of sweet moments — don’t miss this explosion of pretty. Oh, and pastel lovers will keel over from the ruffle-y cake, too. There’s also some poignant advice for those who are planning a wedding and also dealing with a disability.
Jen & Randy’s handmade traditional family party wedding
This bride may have been thrown for a loop by her job change during the wedding planning, but it sure doesn’t show in this lovely DIYed wedding in Delaware. Take a peek at their coffee filter flowers, bowling pin cake, and carved edibles. And don’t miss what the bride’s 92-year-old grandfather did during the cake cutting!
Amanda & Mark’s elegant, nature-loving, pagan and Christian wedding
If you’re a traditional meets offbeat kinda couple, this wedding might be right up your alley. Sure, they included lots of traditional elements like a white dress, formal attire, and pretty flowers, but just wait until you get a load of the Marauder’s Map programs, fire spinning entertainment, and zoo tram getaway car. Don’t miss the most amazing Labyrinth meets science groom’s cake ever!
Jess & Mac’s LEGO-tastic museum wedding
A local waterworks museum is a pretty rad venue for a LEGO-themed wedding like this. This pair loves engineering, color, and having a grand time building with LEGO. They may have been concerned that their guests wouldn’t jive with the theme, but boy were those fears unfounded. You’ll want to see how they incorporated LEGO into their cake, their ceremony, and even their shoes. Just watch out for the bride’s grandma… she’s feisty!