30 geek movie love quotes
Slogging through traditional love quotes can be taxing, especially when you just want something that tingles that geek-loving robot heart of yours. We root for the geeky underdog to get the girl and hope the battle over evil ends in a big snog. And we need something relatable for our ceremony readings, invitation wording, and pop culture-filled vows, right? You demand nerdy romance, funny vow ideas, and swashbuckling toast fodder from movies, TV, and a few books? As you wish…
A barn wedding among the fall leaves
Molly and Scott are bad-assery in motion: awesome music-making, smoking in the boy’s room, dreadlock-sporting hip kids. They celebrated at Clay Hill Farm (a perfect fit for this week’s Barn–acle theme!), and everything looked divine against the changing leaves of Maine in October.
Fancy cake adorably attacked by cheerful octopodes
We’ve got a steamy, tentacle-filled wedding coming soon, and we wanted to give you a little preview in the form of their striped and rose-bedecked cake getting consumed by swirly green tentacles. Oh, and two of the sweetest little octopodes took up residence at the top to hug it out.
A look under the shell of the seafoam circus wedding
Continuing our mash-up theme of barns and tentacle content in one week (BARN–ACLE WEEK), we’ve got some new insight into Dick Van Dyke and Arlene Silver-Van Dkye’s seafoam circus wedding, full of tentacular goodness! If you couldn’t get enough of ogling the undersea and sideshow details of Arlene and Dick’s seafoam circus wedding, get ready for MOAR in the form of the full wedding video.
Tentacle and octopus wedding ideas and details for beautiful briny sea weddings
Suzi and Paul share our fondness for the wriggly tentacled types that we’re celebrating this week in our mash-up theme of barns and tentacles (BARN–ACLE WEEK!). We scoured the tentacle archives and found steampunk octopodes, squid cakes, tentacle crowns, knitted cephalopods, and tentacle-covered accessories. Wrap your many arms around these babies…
Bagpipes, redwoods, and fiddles at this Big Sur Pi Day wedding
We love seeing couples get married on Pi Day, but Jeanne and Nick took it one step further and had the ceremony begin at 1:59, making their anniversary an even longer form of the abridged number: 3.14159! Jeanne walked in to bagpipes and let her fab Black Milk leggings peek out as she walked toward the ceremony. And then we got to see the first of many photos of Nick’s expression that make me swoon.