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Photos by Port City Photography - Robert and Shelbylyn Subia

The offbeat bride: SarahKat, Middle School Humanities Teacher

Her offbeat partner: Ryan, Elementary School Alternative Education Teacher

Date and location of wedding: Stone Mountain Arts Center, Brownfield, Maine — June 25, 2011

Our offbeat wedding at a glance: We are both pretty seriously geeky, but in such a wide range of ways that we didn't want to lock ourselves into a single theme. Steampunk ended up being heavily represented, and we made a lot of nods to our favorite TV show of all time, Firefly. Our parents got so into the idea of dressing for the theme, that they managed to spread the idea of dressing in theme to the wide majority of our guests. I think this made the whole experience that much more fun and personal for everyone who came, to say nothing of all the awesome pictures that resulted.

110 degree heat could bum a person out, but not when they get to cool their heels with flipbooks, veggie arrangements, and wee lads running around in capes announcing the bride. Add in sparklers, starry headbands, and jingly bells and you'll love it.

The groom's parents own a garden center, so these two jumped at the chance to have a foliage-filled space to host their wedding. With a ROYGBIV backdrop of rainbow murals and a rainbow-clad wedding party (including a wiener dog in a yellow tux), you just can't go wrong.

You never know what you'll find in the Offbeat Flickr Pool. But this week I ran into so many kick-ass hats and headpieces! It was a no-brainer to put them all in this Monday Montage, plus a few from the Offbeat Bride Pinterest account. Enjoy these head coverings in all shapes and sizes.

I haven't been able to get The Plumed Serpents' dreamy headpieces out of my mind since Ariel first introduced us to The Plumed Serpentfirst introduced us. So now I'm REALLY excited, because I get to show you MORE works of head art from Daniella White, the crafty maven behind the headdresses. And there's also a special discount for Offbeat Bride readers. OMG, come look!

Wrapping up 2011 tasks isn't easy, but the Offbeat Flickr Pool seemed to cover all of the year's seasons with ease, ending with some snowy winter weddings. Check out what we've got in this Monday Montage.

If you're having an Elvish, Celtic, or whimsical wedding theme (like Lord of the Rings!), Camias Jewelry Designs would be the PERFECT addition to your outfit. And if you're thinking "there's something vaguely familiar about Camias Designs" that's because there is!

Andrea and Alice celebrated their (awesomely legal) marriage at the Old Stone House in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. they had elegant DIY decor and a focus on all things love and family. Erica Camille met these two at the New York Pride Parade, and has become great friends with them in addition to photographing their wedding. Erica shared these photos with us and they are fan-flipping-tastic.