Werewolves, cemetery bridal photos, and skulls: a costume party disguised as a wedding
There is so much SWEET, sweet goodness in this wedding! Looking for a dancing astronaut? Here you go! Want to see a bride dressed as Little Red Riding Hood while being escorted by a wolf? Right here. There are also skull cake toppers, red polka-dot flats, and centerpieces featuring posts from various horror movies (including The Shining). Basically: it’s a creeptastic Halloween wedding dreamscape.
How to make broken mirror save the dates for your Halloween wedding (or even just parties)
Halloween 2013 means it’s a great year for superstition-themed parties! A save-the-date is a great way to establish the mood of your party, and since we’re going with superstitions, what is more superstitious than a broken mirror? Here’s how to make them yourself…
Create a spooky place card display with flying bats
Cut out bat-shaped place cards, and hang them from dark branches to make them look like they’re in mid-flight!
Baily & Martyn’s DIY rock ‘n’ roll Halloween wedding
If the costumes, kick-ass handmade dress, and three-legged dog dressed as the Black Knight (sans leg, natch) don’t get you, the paper doll-inspired invitation will. And if even that doesn’t get you, the officiant holding “Weddings for Dummies” will. And if THAT doesn’t get you, just wait until you see the band dressed as brides and the slow-dancing Jay and Silent Bob. It’s a smorgasbord of amazingness over here.
A spooky costume-required masquerade wedding in Connecticut
Rebecca and Integra’s spooktacular costume masquerade bash was sent over to us by the planners at Bowties and Butterflies — just in time for Halloween Week! These two were married in Portland, Connecticut at the historic gothic Saint Clements Castle.
Ask a pair of adorable skeletons to be your ushers
Asking real people to be ushers can sometimes be stressful. Real, living humans are unpredictable, ammaright? That’s why Bix and Kim had a great idea… usher skeletons that just held signs reading: