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Valerie's taking out stress on the cake in a luscious teal gown (plus: fab back view). Photo by Johnny Crash

Upon entering the Offbeat Flickr Pool this week, I noticed a wee trend of brightly hued and richly-hued gowns all over the place, just like Valerie's amazing teal gown to match her peacock accessories! So now they have a home in the Monday Montage. And we also have some fun holiday shots for some cheer.

Take two men in love, a weekend long party full of dancing, pies, and even Jazzercize, and you get the wedding of Chad and Matt. And any couple who provides parasols, ribbon streamers, and cardboard cutouts for their "gigantic gay discotheque" is aces in my book.

With a budget the size of one month's rent, this thrifty couple capitalized on the talents of friends and family to create an intimate and musical wedding with vegan flair. Their outdoor ceremony may have been rained out, but the indoor alternative amplified the music and they preferred it in the end. Crisis averted.

These guys love to talk, love cooking, and love to get their drank on. So they planned a waterfront brunch with finger-licking foods and a nighttime party at a favorite bar. Their centerpieces bring a little booze into the mix too! These two are my kind of guys.

The Wedding Preview Event is everything a traditional wedding expo is not, which means … it's gonna' be awesome AND entertaining. In fact, The Wedding Preview Event is going to me more like an alternative wedding expo combined with live theater. Throw in a drag queen, some goth makeup and you've got yourselves The Wedding Preview Event. But I'm getting ahead of myself. Keep reading to see all the details that will set The Wedding Preview Event apart from ANY other wedding expo, plus how to go to get discounted tickets.

The first same-sex couple to wed in New York City this past Sunday were Phyllis Siegal, 76, and Connie Kopelov, 84. They have been together for 23 years and finally got their wedding on. Here is what Offbeat Brides are doing in response to New York's new laws.

We are delighted that Tribe member Aimee (aka Piggy Jinger) and her partner became the third couple in Williamson county, Illinois, to receive a civil union license — and they even made the news!

This couple manages to combine a lot of inspiration, some eco-DIY love, and a dose of tradition into a bitchin' barn wedding. And after seeing the homemade treat table and a kale bouquet, it's on like Donkey Kong.