Let this Lord of the Rings ring book carry the burden of the one ring for you
We know there’s only one ring to rule them all at your wedding (or I guess two, probably). The ring pillow for your fantasy wedding had better live up to the theme, right? If you’re a Tolkien fan like I am, this Lord of the Rings ring pillow will bind you to your fellowship of two like nothing else. Plus, have you seen how cute it looks with a tiny hobbit ring bearer…?
Two rings to rule them all: Our short Tolkien-inspired ceremony script
This is our short and sweet Tolkien-inspired ceremony script that even included a Pokémon reference. It’s non-denominational and gender-neutral, which gives it a lot of flexibility. We included an introduction, a portion for honoring our departed friends and family, vows, placeholders for readings, a ring exchange, and our declaration of marriage.
Launch yourself into the magic of this enchanted forest wedding
Katy and Seth’s serene Redwood wedding at Stones and Flowers had magical fairy details that made it a seriously gorgeous enchanted forest wedding. Think fairy wings, a glowing forest setting, tiny fairy flower girls, seriously lush florals, and a cameo from a familiar forest creature in the background.
Need a romantic Princess Bride reading? As you wish…
A Princess Bride wedding reading from the book itself? Inconceivable! Only the impressive clergyman knew about this particular passage from the book version of The Princess Bride. You’ll find lots of awesome ceremony fodder from the movie, too, but this time we’ve got a Princess Bride reading with a literature vibe. Shall we see it? (Anybody want a peanut?) I couldn’t resist! On to the reading…
Alice meets anime with this custom dress giving us ALL the happy chills
Megan and Dale had an Alice in Wonderland-themed wedding with touches of anime, manga, gaming, and general geekery. One detail that really made the neck hair tingle was Megan’s gorgeous, custom dress (wings and butterflies included!). The photo of the guests reacting was our reaction, too. Cue mouth agape emoji! Let’s hear how Megan describes it…
Get ready for the breathtaking handmade dress of all our dreams
The bride wanted a magical fairy realm of wonder and enchantment for her wedding and she killed it! The handmade iridescent blue gown (that she made herself!) is enough to instill awe in everyone, but it’s the whole thing that takes the cake. The blue hair, the top hats, the fantasy details… take me away to the Goblin King! Don’t miss how this bride worked with her chronic illness to DIY so much and even do a special dance with her groom.