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The offbeat bride: Jen, professor of English

Her offbeat partner: Henry, restaurant owner

Date and location of wedding: Gershon Fox Room, Hartford, Connecticut — November 25, 2011

Our offbeat wedding at a glance: I wanted to go away and elope without a wedding because I don't like being the center of attention. His family is very traditional and he's basically only been to big over-the-top Assyrian weddings. When I agreed to have a wedding, I said I wanted a themed wedding. The compromise worked!

Tons of DIY, an awesome first look with which we had to tinker, a mashed potato bar, an all-Motown-all-the-time reception, and a favorite movie theme means lots of amazing personal touches. Plus, the bride saves the day with a bridesmaid dress snafu. Fair warning: get your tissues ready for their favorite moment.

Their first date was at a theatre and their wedding was held in that same place. D'aww! These two ladies are social butterflies since they had their son, and the sheer amount of people wanting to show their love meant they had to plan for it — in the form of a three-day celebration!

Ladies and gentlefolk, I would like to introduce y'all to my neighbor, offbeat sponsor, one of the little known places in Los Angeles, and the wedding venue that got away — The Silent Movie Theater! I'm full of regrets about my LA wedding that wasn't, but YOU don't have to be…

This couple met making films and decided it was only right to make it official in the theater where they've spent so much time together. In addition to throwing out tons of references to their favorite shows and movies, these kids actually made two short films to start off the ceremony! If that wasn't enough, you'll get to see the groom's rad giant green mohawk.

Grab your popcorn, candy, and Playbill for the premiere of this Broadway-singing, ruby red shoe-wearing, mariachi band-playing, movie theater wedding. A Frank Sinatra singing telegram proposal could only lead to a theatrical wedding like this.

Justin and Julie are the epitome of rock-star-style meets nerd-at-heart. Here are some of my most favorite details from their theater geek wedding.

Say hello to my little friends, Sara and Nick. They have Fight Club invites, Pulp Fiction twist contests, movie quote photo booths — this wedding makes me an offer I can't refuse.