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I'm ~~kind of~~ REALLY excited right now because my favorite clothing store, Unique Vintage, is our newest offbeat sponsor! Offbeat brides have been loving on Unique Vintage for years, I cannot wait to show you their amazing vintage-inspired dresses that look phenomenal on brides and bridesmaids alike.

Hell, I wear my favorite Unique Vintage dress (here's a sneak peak) and my favorite shoes almost any chance I get a chance.

Since I can't bring y'all with me to Unique Vintage's store in Burbank, you can come virtually shop with me online!

Let's start with this beauty right here. It's a 1950s vintage reproduction called the Meagan Wedding Dress. It has champagne lace with flower appliques and pearl detailing all over with a full swing tea length skirt. It's definitely a show-stopper.

But, oh. That's just the beginning of the show-stoppers…

Tori and Clayton intrigued and delighted us in our Valentine's Day Monday Montage — Cat ears and tails? Pink hair and pirates? San Francisco land marks? We wanted more. Well here we go…

Kaci & Roy got hitched at The Cathedral of Junk — her in a 1920s gown and him in a Victorian top hat and tails (and pants and stuff ). Their ceremony featured a Unity Volcano ceremony(!) and a reading from Shel Silverstein. After their outdoor ceremony, they headed to an old Austin music venue for beer, BBQ, and southern fried foods.

Photo Pink back and you're going to love to what they've got for you. It combines breathtaking shots from a Great Gatsby themed wedding, our new favorite wedding accessories (predatory birds), and a chance to win 75% off of their wedding packages. Keep reading, because you're going to love this…

Fiona & Rob turned their six week vacation, into an excuse to have a small destination wedding in Rome!

Zoetica & Alex got weddinged by throwing a Winter's End party. In the spirit of winter's end they decorated with twine, tinsel, dried flowers, bare tree branches, mirrors, roughly a ton of plastic diamonds!

On day four of Offbeat Mama-Bride week we're featuring Dani and Scott and their semi-pagan, 1920s-style handfasting. Dani & Scott had been together for fifteen years, had two children together, but had never officially “tied the knot.”

The Offbeat Bride: Maria, Graphic Designer (and OBT member) Her Offbeat Partner: Dave, Roofer/Musician Location & date of wedding: The Music House Museum in Traverse City,...