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The theme for 2011's National Library Week is "Create your story." It don't know what says "Create your story" more than the two tuxes, book covered tables, and ceremony standing in the round in the fourth installment of Library Week weddings. -Becca

Photos by Russ Mathews

The offbeat bride: Kimberly, not-all-that-evil HR Director (and Tribe member)

Her offbeat partner: David, condemner of dangerous buildings

Location & date of wedding: Robert J Mohart Center, Kansas City, MO — October 10, 2010

What made our wedding offbeat: We wanted the wedding to reflect who we are, and who we are is practical, crafty people who love books, good food, and relaxed good times. We're also people who would rather not have gender roles, pomp and circumstance, or people standing around awkwardly.

Check out a sneaky peaky of a wedding so full of greatness that it was submitted to us by several different OBB readers... Meghann and Shasta titled this photo "Epic Photo of...

In response to my post last week about what to wear if you don't want to wear a wedding dress or a suit, a commenter named Amanda sent me photos of her wedding outfit — half wedding dress, half pants. The outfit was designed and sewn by a local seamstress, and if you're a bride who can't decide, there's a LOT of inspiration here…

We spent a lot of time on OBB geeking out over bride fashion and accessories, but what about grooms? We do groom gear posts when we see something that blows our mind a little bit, and Jesse and his Victorian aesthetic definitely qualifies…

You want to look good at your wedding, but you also want to look like YOU, instead of someone wearing a costume. So WTF do you wear if you're not girly, but you're also not into butch formalwear?

Joe and Nova had two wedding ceremonies: one in the peak of summer in their home town of Perth, Australia (which they called our "Unlawful Union" as gay marriage is not recognised over there, and one a few days later in Canada.

Southern rock at the reception, VIP laminates for the wedding party, and a groom in a custom jacket by the legendary Manuel…

The groom was only the tip of the style iceberg at Christine's wedding, but really ... I've got to start SOMEWHERE, right? This stunning jacket is from Manuel, the Nashville...