Candace & Erik’s 1930s gal meets ska boy wedding
Candance and Erik has a simple ceremony at the registry office in London. They created a vinage feel with her lovely satin gown and Erik’s pin-stripe suit and hat. Friends from all over the world came to see them wed and Candance rocked a leather jacket and skull ring to keep things ‘her.’
Monday Montage: the something blue edition
Every monday we like to bring you the latest from our Offbeat Bride Flickr pool. Sometimes themes occur and this week is one of those times. I just couldn’t help noticing all the funky blue details popping up in the queue! Check ’em out and be inspired…
These two had a self-uniting wedding at Falling Water
Leah & Jordan had a humanist/quaker inspired wedding at Frank Lloyd Wright’s house: Falling Water. This meant they did not have an officiant presiding over their wedding. Additionally, instead of just the bride wearing white, the entire wedding party wore white.
Jescia & Matt’s inflatable Peter-Pan syndrome wedding extravaganza
Even though Jescia & Matt are from a small town in North Dakota they weren’t afraid to buck tradition and have a secular wedding their way. You might remember them from the pictures of that awesome amusement park wedding we featured.
When your tattooed grandma gets married
Tamara & Peter are kind of opposites. Tamara is heavily tattooed and Peter is a little more conservative. So their wedding was a combination of their two personalities: Ms. offbeat meets Mr. onbeat. The result couldn’t have been more beautiful.
Hollie & Caleb’s cultural mix-up wedding and reception
Texarkana (a city that stretched across Texas and Arkansas) can be quite the scary place for a young interracial couple. But Hollie & Caleb still managed to find each other, and throw an offbeat wedding!