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Get celestial with a paper moon photo booth

Amy and Jake’s vintage woodland wedding swept us away with rustic atmosphere, and their paper moon photo booth fit the theme perfectly. This would especially be appealing if you’re a vintage movie cinephile. We had the original vendor for their photo booth and saw that they had some amazing other photo booths as well! Time for a roundup, methinks. Let’s see what paper moon photo booth inspiration we can snag…

This movie-themed wedding decor is top of the box office -- as seen on @offbeatbride

Attention cinephiles: This movie-themed wedding decor takes top box office

Cinephiles: this movie-themed wedding decor will steal your theatrical heart. It’s the release of the decade. Beating box office records. Okay, you get the idea: it’s RAD AS HELL. We’re talking a Princess Bride meets Harry Potter cake, movie-theme tables including Finding Nemo, Spider-Man, Casablanca, and of course, loads of Harry Potter. Add in the toys, memorabilia, signs, candy buffet, wands from England, and a playlist of movie soundtrack tunes, and you’ve got the movie wedding to end all movie weddings.

Jungle Book wedding details as seen on @offbeatbride #junglebook #disney #wedding

Just the bear necessities: Jungle Book wedding details to bring out your inner Baloo

The new Disney live-action reboot of one of my fave movies, The Jungle Book, is being released on Friday and it’s making me long to see more Disney weddings. In case you’re planning a Disney-themed wedding (or just want some Jungle Book swag!), here are a few rad Jungle Book wedding details you can snag for yourself. Let’s get to the bear necessities and see the loot.

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It’s dangerous to go alone: take these geeky “just married” car decals

I was revisiting one of our favorite geeky fantasy weddings, Shanon and Brandon’s Harry Potter meets Lord of the Rings wedding, and remembered their fun as hell Lord of the rings “just married” car decal. “Just married” decals can lean a little on the traditional side of things, not unlike tying tin cans to the bumper, but when they’ve gone the way of the geek? The game is changed. In this case, a two-player 8-bit game. Let’s see what decals I could find including Harry Potter, Doctor Who, Legend of Zelda, The Simpsons, and Star Wars.