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You guys took to the Flickr Pool this week armed with photos of your bouquets and I'm LOVING it. So we're showing a few of those, plus some bonus socks, engagement rings, and save-the-dates. The lovely paper flower bouquet above from Andrea took "all of Firefly and a few replays of Grey's Anatomy." Well worth the effort!

After a couple of Offbeat Brides used Surroundings Bridal Accessories for their super awesome weddings, the designer Acadia decided to get on the Offbeat Bride sponsor train! And now I get to show off some of her amazing wedding accessories and hip you to a special Offbeat deal.

Just in time for the holidays, our newest sponsor Melissa is kicking off the start of her new business AlternativeBoukay with a winter-y, wonderful, bouquet giveaway! Keep reading to learn how you can get behind a fledgling offbeat wedding business AND get your hands on an amazing bridal bouquet for free!

Gothic or traditional. Eco chic or edgy. Vegan or fantastically feathered — Etsy seller Make Believe'N can create the perfect fabric flowers for you and your entire wedding party. And we're not sure what you're going to be more excited about — the flowers themselves, or the special offer for offbeat brides.

Blue Flourish handcrafts gorgeous non-floral wedding party accessories. And we mean, EVERY accessory you can think of. Come gaze upon all the wonders of Blue Flourish's shop, shall we?

The Little Bouquet Shop specializes in unusual and custom-designed silk bouquets for offbeat brides. No idea is too over the top for them, their tag line is "The perfect bouquet for your sense of style… Your mother's worst nightmare. Come have a gander at some of their awesome offbeat bouquet stylings with me.

Tribe members Nitabutton and Crynkle joined forces to show us how they made their bouquets from an eclectic collection of buttons, feathers, wire and even wine! It's perfect for those of you who want to include keepsakes in your bouquet.

After browsing the Offbeat Bride Flickr pool this week, I started obsessing over all of these fabulously ornate and historically influenced wedding costumes. Let me tell you, the details on these outfits are impressive. Now, I share with you a couple of fabulous Renn Faire dresses, some stately steampunk gear, and two fantastic vintage duos.