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Jodie and Mark came up with a eerily wonderful way to decorate your Halloween wedding. Mark created custom horror movie posters that included photos of themselves, their wedding party and friends. Grab your popcorn and peep the latest previews of "it came from the Offbeat Bride Flickr pool!"

Oh, I love Halloween week on Offbeat Bride. I love the over-the-top fashions, I love the costumed wedding guests, I love the spooky decor and the crazy candy displays and I LOVE the fact that we've been hoarding all this goodness all year, just waiting to share it all with you this week!

Speaking of hoarding things all year, I thought I'd share some of Think Geek's fantastical Halloween stuff that would be AWESOME additions to your Halloween weddings. So, if you're planning a Halloween wedding for next year, you should jump on this stuff while it's available now…

There are other yarn flower tutorials out there, but my method requires the LEAST amount of materials, and once you're done there are SO many ways to use these poofballs as decor!

You may remember her colorful communion bread, or her invitations made with a sewing machine, but Elizabeth Jancewicz is back with her origami and candy favors that can also double as decor.

Creating all sorts of useful wedding decor options can be as easy as using lace fabric as a stencil to spray paint a lacy pattern onto butcher paper!

BerettaFleur recently made her own hanging Mason Jar tea light holders to illuminate her wedding venue. Here's how you can do the same.

Inspired by my weird cupcake display, I thought I'd bring some wacky, weird, and wonderful cake stands and displays, perfect for showcasing your yummy wedding desserts.

So they are now selling wedding decor at BHLDN, Anthropologie's foray into the wedding world. Personally, I sort of love them in a very conflicted way. There are some super-cute things that I would definitely consider buying/DIYing, but I wanted to share two hilariously "Wha?" offerings.