Jenn & Bill’s laid-back and fun-focused wedding
This pair totally has the right idea: don’t over-plan, keep your vows sweet and funny, and focus on all things FUN. At one of our favorite venues, [vendor-heart link="http://vendors.offbeatwed.com/listing/the-quixotic-world"]The Quixotic World[/vendor-heart], they were able to dress up, rock out, and celebrate with loved ones from afar. Oh, and make sure to see how they included audience participation in the ceremony!
Tina & Shadow’s economical coastal tattooed wedding
Sun, sand, tattoos, and a black tulle dress… sounds like a perfect mix of bad-assery and flippin’ beauty. Add in the sweet family-centered ceremony, bright pink hair, and delicious after-party, and we’re in for an economical celebration of lurve. Plus, the matching flower girl dresses are sweet as pie.
Heather & James’ kilted Medieval fantasy “secret wedding”
Kilts, handmade gowns, and a William Wallace sword — it’s the Braveheart-themed wedding of your fantasy-filled dreams! Two days, a nighttime “secret ceremony,” and The Texas Ren Fest makes for a an awesome time. And since these two are Army vets, it made perfect sense to have the wedding on Veteran’s Day.
Emma & Richard’s theater-meets-adorable-baby wedding
When you’re planning a wedding in a lovely theater and have a new baby, what better theme is there than to combine these two into a theater-loving, baby-adoring wedding? With “Mommy and Daddy are Getting Married” as the slogan, these two created Playbill programs, VIP place card lanyards, and sported their favorite accessory: their nine-month-old son!