In honor of Human Rights Day and I wanted to feature a wedding that illustrated just how absurd it is that two people this in love can't get married everywhere in the world. – Becca
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Nicole & Sean had an intimate southern wedding in a city that was meaningful to both of them. They DIYed as much as they could to make it more personal. This also allowed them to include some of their nerdier interests, like Harry Potter and Legends of Zelda! 
Heather & Kristopher ran into a lot of roadblocks while planing their wedding: including medical issues, a late officiant, a photographer who cancelled three days before, and a best man who couldn't make it. Yet that didn't stop them from having a fun backyard barbecue wedding and at the end of the day all that mattered was that they were married! 
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: Jackie, Museum Site Manager Her offbeat partner: Steve, Audio Engineer Location & date of wedding: Smathers Beach in Key West, Florida on May 20th, 2008... 
The offbeat bride: Amy, Public Defense Lawyer Her offbeat partner: Mikel, Public Defense Lawyer Location & date of wedding: Sister City Gardens in Kiwanis Park, Tempe, AZ on... 
The offbeat bride: Lisa Marie Grillos, Photographer (and Offbeat Bride lab rat!) My offbeat groom: Stephen Grillos, poker player Location & date of wedding: August 6, 2005;... |
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