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Tracey & Michael’s steampunk Venetian masquerade wedding

When it comes to Venetian versus steampunk, why pick one or the other? This couple went all out for a masquerade wedding in an art gallery. Inquire within for fire dancers, Dr.Suess vows, and a Mad Libs guest book.

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Sarah & Javier’s foodie winter log cabin wedding

Foodie chefs find love — and a ton of cooking — in this winter-themed bonanza set in a giant log cabin. These crazy kids will get anyone in the mood for food. Even the bouquet is edible! I am in.

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Misha & Tracey’s sustainable DIY barn-chic queer wedding

This couple manages to combine a lot of inspiration, some eco-DIY love, and a dose of tradition into a bitchin’ barn wedding. And after seeing the homemade treat table and a kale bouquet, it’s on like Donkey Kong.

Elizabeth & Mike’s wedding summer camp love-fest

“Our wedding was 100% about our friends and family — those who have made us who we are. We got married in the backyard of our house we bought just a year before the wedding, and had over 15 people staying with us in the few days before the ceremony.”

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Nicole and Katie’s romantic, multicultural, garden wedding

Many thanks to Maureen of dreamy Public Market kissing photo fame for alerting us to the amazingness of Nicole and Katie’s wedding. I got in touch with Nicole who gave me some glorious porn to tide you over until they submit their wedding profile.

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Edward Gorey themed, antique-style wedding

Kim and Peter had an intimate wedding ceremony in their home in Portland, Oregon. Their theme was inspired by their antique photo collection (as if you couldn’t tell) and Edward Gorey illustrations.