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The offbeat bride: Heather, CSA (and OBT Member)

Her offbeat partner: Kristopher, Supervisor

Location & date of wedding: Our backyard, Happy Valley, Labrador, Canada — September 9, 2009

What made our wedding offbeat: Our wedding was original scheduled for October 2010, but due to some medical issues, we felt it was neccessary to bump the wedding ahead a year. By doing this, we lost a lot of potential budget money. Our whole wedding (including my dress, a black Maggie Sottero) cost less than $1000. We had a lovely backyard BBQ with porkchops, veggie burgers, and twenty-eight of our closest family and friends.

On the fourth day of elopement week, Meghann & Josh will take us to a faraway land called Disneyland. Meghann & Josh are Disneyland annual pass holders so they decided to have a, totally not-approved-by-Disney, quickie civil ceremony inside the park. The best part when Alice and the Mad Hatter joined mid-ceremony as their Best Man and Maid of Honor. -Coco

What do you do for decorations when you're throwing a destination wedding? The following decor ideas won't take up a buttload of time, money, OR space because they're all easily packable, easy to make and easy on your wallet. I should know, because it's exactly what I used myself!

Chloe & Kevin have committed so many wedding taboos that we've lost count! Check it out for yourself, you won't regret it once you see the picture of Chloe in her reception dress with her adorable puppy!

When you think of punk rock you think of candy, right? No? Well, you will now after checking out Silvia and Timo's candy-coated punk rock wedding

Remember photographer Lauren McGlynn? She who brought us The Golden Soul Love Shakedown wedding? Well, she's back and has now become our first UK wedding photography sponsor!...

OBT member Jessica was Googling flowers the other day and discovered this totally awesome bouquet alternative: It's from Zoony Balloons and it's called "the Zoony Bouquet." And as...

Living a non-traditional life meant our guests weren't expecting a traditional day from the start, so we had complete freedom. We're bisexual so it was important our day was a celebration of not just our love but of love generally.