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This long glove look slays me. So classic with yellow kid leather. Here's a recent example from a super stylin' mother of the bride.

We recently held our first Pin Drive on Pinterest, where we collected as many awesome pins from readers and Tribe members as we could. These drives are a way for readers to easily submit and share ideas by @replying Offbeat Bride on Pinterest. We picked the first theme: GLOVES! Demure, lacy gloves, long leather gloves, rainbow fingerless gloves, and sexy leather gauntlets rolled in. We've compiled our faves for your glove-loving pleasure.

The first wedding was in Prague with tungsten rings, the second in Israel with handcuffs. You heard right! Plus, the bride also handmade both of her black and white dresses. When the rain came down, they had to resort to a plan B, but it all turned out fabulously in the end! Check out this small wedding with big cool factor.

Long black gloves, an ombre dress, a La Bohème cake… so much coolness was to be found in the Offbeat Flickr Pool and Pinterest account. Check out those plus a little metalhead and a kick-ass photo booth idea in this week's Monday Montage.

The wedding parties took over the Offbeat Flickr Pool with their jumps, sunglasses, and major bad-assery in this week's Monday Montage. It may just make you want to join in and bust a move. Not that I did. Ahem.

As soon as she saw Clockwork Couture, Ariel summed this sponsor with one word: "SWOON!" But just in case you need more than one word to get a feel for Clockwork Couture keep reading.

Top five reasons to read this post: 1) TWO beautiful Goodwill dresses! 2) Red wedding boots! 3) Long black satin gloves! 4) Marilyn Monroe moment! 5) All you need is love.

You've already seen their incredible first kiss. Get ready too be wowed by their bad-ass tea party and then warm up your voice for some drunken motown at their after-party.

It's time for a little inappropriate staring and offbeat groom ogling. This one is dedicated to grooms who are reinventing the tuxedo — top hats, tails, goggles, and even some rubber.