September 2010 | Offbeat Bride

We had two weddings. One in Thailand, one in London. This is the story behind our Thailand wedding.

Check out some of my favorite photos from the Offbeat Bride Flickr pool here, on this week's Monday Montage. This week we have more charming couple photos, an incredible green-blue crinoline, a gorgeous pink-ish red dress with a gold obi, a unicorn filled alternative guestbook, a few Día de los Muertos themed pictures, and a llama cookie topper! And if you're feeling lucky, try clicking on a photo, (or click on the photo if you just want to see MOAR!)

Orbital199 posed a great question about how to incorporate their cat who will not be present on their wedding day. Keep reading to see, and contribute to, the ideas that I came up with.

We showed you the first part of Chrissy & Danny's mind-blowingly gorgeous double wedding in Thailand. Now here is the scoop on their second wedding at a hotel in London. In typical London fashion it was filled with high-tea and croquet.

Ariel and I were so inspired by this hilarious groomsman photo from Whitney Lee that we decided to celebrate creative and funny groomsman photos in general. Perusing the OBB Flickr pool, here's what we found…

Apparently I really like wedding photographers, because three of the editors for Offbeat Bride and Offbeat Mama do double-time as wedding photographers. These ladies all work tirelessly showcasing OTHER people's photography, but I figured it was high time to do a little showing off of THEIR work. Today is the first of a two-part series focusing on the photography work of Offbeat editorial staff.

Leah & Jordan had a humanist/quaker inspired wedding at Frank Lloyd Wright's house: Falling Water. This meant they did not have an officiant presiding over their wedding. Additionally, instead of just the bride wearing white, the entire wedding party wore white.

Check out this awesome timelapse video from Eliza Truitt Photography. Eliza explains... "I made a time-lapse video of a wedding that all took place in one room and it turned out...