Melissa & Robert’s “anchored in love” underwater adventure wedding
This couple likes BioShock 2. A lot. So their wedding had lots of music from the soundtrack, and –of course — had an underwater theme like the game’s underwater city. Totally gamer chic and gorgeous at the same time. Plus sharks. We like sharks.
Julie and Angelo’s underwater wedding
The most obvious thing that was offbeat about our wedding was that it was underwater. We met in a dive class, and after all of the diving we had done together, it seemed like the thing that expressed something very important to us both.
Gothic vibes at this full moon helicopter hangar wedding
The entire aesthetic of our hangar wedding was designed around the black diamond ring (my ‘dream ring’) that Jeff proposed to me with. Before the ceremony we had photographs taken with our children at an abandoned asylum. And we married at a local helicopter hangar under an enormous full moon designed by a local lighting and production company! Guests were asked to dress in black, which complimented the gothic décor and blended people and mood.
Where and how to rock an Oregon Coast elopement
So you’re considering an Oregon Coast elopement, but maybe feeling a bit intimidated about the logistics of a romantic trek into the wilderness. We got you!
ColorQuarry
From enchanted forests to underwater seascapes, ColorQuarry, an award-winning design studio hailing from Providence RI, creates customized one-of-a-kind paper goods fit for the avant-garde. ColorQuarry offers wedding invitations focused on vintage horror and Halloween themes, Lord Of The Rings, retro sci-fi, and more. Inspired by the birth of her daughter, Ms McCorkle set out to […]
The evolving etiquette around asking wedding guests for money
The Atlantic recently interviewed me for an article about Stag & Doe parties, known as “Jack and Jill” parties: The Pre-wedding Parties Where Couples Charge Admission. Julie and I got into a huge conversation about the issue, and of course very little of it made it into the finished article (because she had a lot of ground to cover!), but I got The Atlantic’s permission to share the conversation here….