Alanna & Nathan’s Day of the Dead secluded outdoor wedding
Day of the Dead details in a gorgeous outdoor venue plus Halloween masks means a double holiday-themed wedding in Texas. The bride almost had a dress tragedy, but you’d never know it from the way her red gown looks. The bride also collects Mexican art and her love shows in all the DIY elements.
Halloween wedding table decor that’s NOT for the faint of heart or superstitious
Kyra and Mitchell had a Tim Burton-themed Halloween wedding in North Reddington Beach, Florida. And while you may have seen amazing Tim Burton-themed weddings before, you’ve NEVER seen anything like Kyra and Mitchell’s spooky, Burton-y, Halloween table decor.
WARNING: their centerpiece, while beautiful, just might give you seven years of bad luck and/or cut you.
Skulls and eyeballs and murder, oh my! It’s a Halloween Montage!
It’s Halloween today and we know what that means… fake eyeballs, hidden daggers, and CANDY from the Offbeat Flickr Pool! All of these and more can be found amidst the dark depths of this week’s Monday Montage.
Jessica & David’s offbeat lite meets piñatas and Halloween wedding
A reluctant bride comes full circle in accepting her marriage starting with their awesome Halloween wedding. This couple managed to combine a cemetery, costume favors, piñatas, and a little bit of offbeat lite tradition into this ghoulish party.
The bridal party wore fangs, the officiant dressed as Dark Oberon, and the bride ended up in her sister’s dress. Craziness ensues.
Kelly & Justin’s DIY vintage Halloween two-day wedding
These two like photobooths — so much so that the groom proposed in one. So what better photobooth opportunity could there be than a costume party? The ceremony was the night before the reception so the couple could go FULL-ON costume for the party. And let me tell you, it was worth it. A ring warming, candy buffet, awesome costumes, and a hint of vintage give us a lot to love in the Halloween week entry.
Vintage snack: Ghost brides, mirrors, and black cats
It’s Halloween week, and we know nothing is spookier than ghost faces in windows and haunted old mansions. We’ve got both plus a roaming black cat and a Halloween superstition. Let’s celebrate Halloween vintage-style.