Luke and Suzanne's Muppet wedding

Wedding Porn By on August 16, 2010 46

Luke & Suzanne's Muppet wedding
So I had the esteemed honor (and OMG sweet freaking luck) of shooting the very first wedding ever held at the Jim Henson Co. lot in Los Angeles. Here are some of my favorite shots of Luke and Suzanne's Muppet wedding — well, from the photos I've edited so far!

Luke & Suzanne's Muppet weddingDid I mention that the Jim Henson Co. lot was built by Charlie Chaplin to serve as his production studio? I love this pic of the dress hanging up on a HUGE picture of Charlie in action.

Picture 2I could write a whole post about JUST their centerpieces — each of them was a different movie/nerdy/pop-culture reference with corresponding photo of the two of them in character.

Luke & Suzanne's Muppet weddingAnd of course they had custom bride and groom Muppets…

Luke & Suzanne's Muppet wedding…Who are clearly as in love as they are.

Oh and what is that awesome fascinator on Suzanne's head you ask? BOOM…

Luke & Suzanne's Muppet weddingPOW!

Luke & Suzanne's Muppet weddingAnd what Muppet wedding is complete without a Hoth wedding cake with the biggest AT-AT cake topper I've ever seen!?

And speaking of eating times…
Luke & Suzanne's Muppet weddingThey brought in the BEST that California has to offer — In & Out. Best wedding meal EVAR.

Luke & Suzanne's Muppet weddingTo see more photos with even MORE mind-splody awesome details AND a video of their muppets singing the Beatles, head over to my photography blog.


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Megan Finley is the Managing Editor for Offbeat Bride and the Associate Publisher for the Offbeat Empire. When she's not slaving away for the Empire, she's sharing her dork side on her own blog and on Twitter @meganfinley.

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Comments (46)
  • Luke & Suzanne – Have I told you lately that I love you??

    Megan – You know what? I love you too! These are awesome!

  • Oh oh oh so so so awesome. Every time i have ever driven by that place i have melted a little inside.

    These guys might be the coolest couple on the planet!

  • On August 21st, 2010 at 4:59 AM
    happywife said

    madly in love with the dress!

  • That is AWESOME. It's not easy being (enviously) green! LOL!

  • I LOVE THIS! I swear my husband sometimes IS a Muppet. :) Where did you guys get the custom ones?

    • Hey! FAO Schwartz in NYC has a muppet whatnot workshop, where we got the muppets made, and then customized them with our wedding clothes (and a moustache, for Luke). They're actually pretty reasonably priced, considering the quality, but the only catch is that you can't order them online. You may be able to get them to mail you a packet and order over phone, I was lucky that my sis lives there and could order them in person!

  • On October 12th, 2010 at 12:44 PM
    Alexandra said

    OMG, love the Muppets! Too rad.

  • beautifully wonderfully awesome. I esp. love her dress too, that little pop of tulle. :) ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh YEA.

  • Anyone know how the centerpieces were made?

    • Hey Vicky,

      Technically, Luke should be replying to this, as he was the one to slavishly put all of these together, but I can give you the basics.

      We knew we wanted each centerpiece to have some commonalities in terms of design (cheap white lazy susans via amazon, Crate and Barrel lucite photo frames…which were a little pricy but we smartly repurposed as gifts for family members who helped out with the wedding). We knew early on that we were going to theme each of the tables around one of our favorite media properties, and we already had pictures of us in many of the costumes, and many of the toys/props you see in Megan's fab pics came from our personal collection. So, it was just a matter of making costumes/taking pictures for some tables (e.g. you can see me having issues keeping my cardboard Wario 'stache on, that was thrown together quickly), and tracking down some toys online over a 6 month period.

      Once we had everything, Luke designed an icon/logo for each table (also used for the favors/place cards), and put together the centerpieces. There were some balance issues, and some of the toys were damaged a bit from having to be attached to the centerpiece with epoxy, but otherwise it was all pretty easy. It definitely helps if you already have many of the raw materials available! Hope that helps!

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