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europe

Although we’re published in the US, we’ve featured weddings in France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and more!

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Tina & Nico’s relaxed family wedding in a castle

Tina & Nico got legally married in May, so they were free to get wedding’d their way. So, they had a family-filled wedding at a castle in Belgium. When I say family filled, I mean they literally involved their family as much as possible. Both Tina & Nico’s fathers officiated the wedding!

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Sofia & Zet’s colorful, vintage-themed wedding and relaxed island party

A few weeks ago, I gave you a preview of Sofia & Zet’s uber colorful boat wedding in Sweden. If you were drooling, like myself, and couldn’t wait for more, then you’re in luck. Here is the scoop on Sofia & Zet’s vintage-themed boat wedding! -Coco

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Caitlin & Jos chaotic gothic geek-chic wedding/party

Purple and green, zombies, pirates and dinosaurs… Oh my, Caitlin & Jos sure know how to celebrate a wedding their way.

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Zillah & Jon’s handfasting picnic wedding in a field

Zillah & Jon wanted a simple wedding. So they rented a field and had a picnic/mini-festival wedding. Even though it was in a field they were still able to have their home-comforts: they had a bar with fridges, sofas and a pool table!

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Fiona & Rob’s Brideshead Revisited meets Roman Holiday wedding

Fiona & Rob turned their six week vacation, into an excuse to have a small destination wedding in Rome!

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Cath & Iain’s colorful and geeky garden hootenanny

Cath & Iain didn’t chose a theme, which meant they had the freedom to do anything they wanted.