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A bride and her lightsaber must never be parted. Photo by Mentha Designs

The Offbeat Flickr Pool gave us more of what we love: people being frackin' awesome! Take this couple dressed as Padmé and Anakin from Star Wars. Their love may be ill-fated in the movies, but here it's aaaall good. And so begins this week's Monday Montage, chock full of piercings, steampunk cupcakes, awesome save-the-dates, and even an Elvis officiant.

Interactive invitations, balloon guitars, high-fiving, and dancing all night, despite a bride with a broken foot! But at least you can still shimmy the night away from the waist up. This wedding has a lot of color, a lot of graphic design fun, and one grandma you just can't keep down.

It was a pop culture kind of day in the Flickr Pool and Pinterest account including The Muppets, Alice in Wonderland, and Scott Pilgrim. To top it off, we've got some rockabilly, an awesome mohawk, and a bride who knows how to let loose, all in this week's Monday Montage!

The groom's parents own a garden center, so these two jumped at the chance to have a foliage-filled space to host their wedding. With a ROYGBIV backdrop of rainbow murals and a rainbow-clad wedding party (including a wiener dog in a yellow tux), you just can't go wrong.

When two graphic designers get married you're sure to have something good to look at. In this case, it was their printed materials including programs, invites, save-the-dates, and seating chart. But the really amazing part was that they made them in 3D! The guests even donned 3D glasses to see the fun. But no glasses could have saved them from break dancing casualties.

Lots and lots of pink, a country church and school, and an English country guest house… all planned from across the world in Dubai. But these two are English at heart and brought the party to the family. Feast your eyes on the Union Jack shoes, pink accents, and sword cake cutting, too!

A musical and theatrical couple gives their guests some live performances at their second wedding in Alabama. (Their first was on the coast of Spain where the groom was touring!) An arts center was the perfect backdrop for their fall decor, silent film, and ooey gooey lovefest.

These two eco-friendly, tea-loving cuties had a DIY-filled ceremony and reception in a church with a cupcake bar and a live music jam session. Family is really important to them and it totally shows in the details. Plus, Charis' groom's two left feet are adorable.