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Wedding humor is totally a real thing — because, sometimes all you can do is laugh at the ridiculousness of the wedding industry, wedding planning, and family drama.

This guy trying on a wedding dress is ALL OF US

This guy trying on a wedding dress is ALL OF US

Offbeat couples wear all kinds of outfits on their wedding day, from dapper suits to hugh jass multicolored gowns straight from fashion week. And of course, a whole bunch of them wear a traditional white dress. And that’s amazing. You do you, boo. Even if you’re not planning on rocking a white cupcake froth-fest on your wedding day, it CAN be pretty fun to try one on just for the hell of it. This is exactly what YouTuber Zack Arad did. And he luuuuurved it.

Let’s take a peek at this guy having all his dreams come true in the form of a wedding dress…

Giraffe Photo Bombs Wedding

Cheer up your day with some of the best wedding photobombs you’ll ever see

We put out the call to our amazing offbeat vendors to see who had the holy grail of photo shots: the elusive and magical PHOTOBOMB! We love ’em and can’t get enough.

Let me fill your day with animals dropping in, guests nabbing the spotlight, bicycles flying past, and tourists getting in on portraits. There’s even a Disney-themed “photobomb” you won’t want to miss…

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Best engagement rings for punching Nazis in the face

You know what I think would make America great again? Make it a time where it’s okay for Captain America to punch Hitler in the face. Where we stand up to Facism and hatred and take action. In this vein, we decided to find the biggest, prettiest bling-y rings with which to punch a Nazi in the face.

How to keep sexist marriage cliches from invading your wedding toasts

Wedding toasts without sexist marriage cliches

I’m a feminist bride with a feminist fiance looking for some advice. I was at a good friend’s wedding recently and the groom’s older brother gave a toast with a whole section on how the groom should just accept that he’ll never be right again now that he’s married — even when the facts are on his side, he should defer to the wife to keep the peace. How can we give people the opportunity to wish us well without inviting their sexist garbage?