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The offbeat bride: Fee, Comms Manager at the London School of Samba

Her offbeat partner: Fred, Mestre de Bateria (Musical Director) at the London School of Samba

Date and location of wedding: Hornchurch, Essex, UK — July 1, 2011

What made our wedding offbeat: Our wedding ceremony and reception was filled with our beloved Brazilian music and dance form, SAMBA! During our ceremony, we had live music for me to move down the aisle, then once we said our vows, we samba-ed back up it again.

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!

Offbeat Brides have had some really creative ideas when it comes to ways to hold/present/keep there rings safe — far beyond just a little satin pillow.

Tribe member intlulu proposed making a card box of LEGO, but her fiance thought it would be too heavy, so they compromised and she made their card box look like one big LEGO brick. And you can too!

I love finding new ideas for wedding favors that are both geeky AND useful! Check out craftsy wedding favor idea that involves Lego men, Space Invaders and crayons.