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Here's a fairy bride and groom with their adorable maid of honor/Best Person/daughter. Photo by Deb Lockrow

What a cute fairy family this is. I am crushing on the masks. And this week's entries into the Offbeat Flickr Pool and Offbeat Bride Pinterest account were equally as whimsical with some gothic fashion, excellent DIY projects, and a metric ton of geekiness!

A couple who meets while learning lightsaber combat would certainly have a Star Wars theme in mind, right? Not these two. Their offbeat-ness comes straight from their traditional choices! They decided on a very traditional Jewish ceremony, but still included a few geeky touches to make sure everyone knew they were still nerds at heart.

Out in the Maine woods, and just a little bit lost, this wedding came together with the spiffiest wedding party this side of Serenity. A little bit steampunk, a little bit Firefly-inspired, and a whole lot of geek-tastic love made this party a woodsy, DIY, and inked-up awesome-fest.

Yes, that Tardis terrarium is only a taste of the wonder that is Erin and Peter's jaw-dropping centerpieces with tiny geeky references in glass jars.

The Offbeat Flickr Pool gave us more of what we love, people being frackin' awesome! Star Wars, blue hair, steampunk cupcakes, Elvis… you can probably tell that this week's Monday Montage is going crazy.

A 5th grade science activity can make a meaningful and exciting unity ceremony! See what happens when one couple decided to conduct a unity ceremony chemistry experiment live at their wedding.

After a wedding (or two) under their belt, it was time to make this one their own: Vikings, a fiery red dress, belly dancing performers (who dragged everyone up to dance!), and a processional song written by the groom. Join us (and Geoff Peterson) in reading about this backyard shindig.

The Sweetheart Shout Out is a labor of love for husband and wife team, Phillip and Tara. Much like all of you, when they were planning their wedding they looked at the all ribbon-y, glittery, silk flowery, overpriced stuff that are the mainstay of most invitation companies, and decided there had to be a better option! Thankfully (for all of us) they're both graphic designers with a passion for killer wedding invitation design.