Archived posts from 2008
Her offbeat partner: Adam, Carpenter Location & date of wedding: Minneapolis, MN, November 3, 2007 What made our wedding offbeat: People loved to remark that our wedding was “our big, fat, vintage, native-american, Dia de los Muertos wedding.”
We also managed to fit it in with our favorite holiday, Dia de los Muertos, and my love of all things vintage into it. ![]()
While many ketubah* designs can be heavy on the outdated floral elements, JKraftArt.com offers colorful works of art based on nature, architecture and spiritual symbols. JKraftArt.com features ketubot with original designs custom-tailored to your taste, using your images, photos, favorite artists and styles. Check out the gallery. I especially appreciate that the artist, Jessica Kraft, notes that prices are negotiable depending on the couple’s budget. She also does ketubah designs for same-sex couples, which I only recently realized is sorta rare. *Quick cultural lesson for the gentiles in the house: a ketubah is a Jewish marriage contract.
I was interviewed by a Canadian newspaper for an article about the red wedding dress trend: Bold brides see red when it comes to wedding dresses.
(Thanks for the heads up, Marie!)
When photographer Heather Gilson contacted me about advertising, I went to go peek around her website to see if she did work I thought my offbeat brides would enjoy. And what did I see? Amazing mod garden ceremonies. Grooms in chucks. Wai Ching dresses. In other words: quintessential offbeat brides. Want to keep feasting your eyes? (Nyom nyom nyom: wedding porn!) More One Love Photo shots below! |
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