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The offbeat bride: Simone, Costume and Armour Fabricator

Her offbeat partner: Dave, Systems Admin

Date and location of wedding: Old Flat Bush Road Schoolhouse, Manukau, Auckland, NZ — February 19, 2012

Our offbeat wedding at a glance: We had a family-friendly summer picnic with lawn games, bubbles, and the best Lego cake! It was a perfect chilled out Kiwi summer day.

This week's Monday Montage has some , keg tapping, making out, Skyping, and some killer fashion picks from Pinterest.

These two are self-titled "Soviet propaganda nerds!" Say what!? Oh yes, propaganda posters, top secret folders, hidden coded programs… this wedding is a spy lover's dream. Get your decoder rings and check out the retro goodness with awesome fashion, very cool DIY, and even a few geeky touches.

Two people are drawn together by samba and the result is a music and dance-filled soiree worthy of the name. Their smiles are infectious and almost every picture is full of what can only be described as joy. Check out the event that had these two dancing up and down the aisles and into the reception, where feather-clad dancers joined them.

This week we're celebrating our awesome Offbeat Lite couples. Today we've got a two-day wedding that combines Lego cakes and tradition beautifully.

Sometimes it takes 30,000 Lego bricks to make a video game-themed wedding with pixelated programs, favors, and even a cake! This groom found his princess in this castle and you should see it.

I figured you guys would get a kick out of a birdcage veil that's been accented with Lego Princess Leias. For an idea on how you too could accomplish this look (and some hilarious seating cards) take a look…

Remember Sam and her crazy awesome Lego boutonnieres? Or her fantastic red dress in a Monday Montage? Here's the rest of her colorful and creative Catholic wedding!