
Comic book brides! In honor of Con season, here's a cool and functional item for your ladies to carry as they join you at the end of the aisle: a purse made from a comic book.
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![]() Comic book brides! In honor of Con season, here's a cool and functional item for your ladies to carry as they join you at the end of the aisle: a purse made from a comic book. Continue reading » Like our personalized wedding logo, our ceremony is something we came up with together and personalized as well. We wanted to keep it short, simple, and light-hearted but also emphasizing equality — you will not find the word "obey" in this ceremony, but you will find Calvin and Hobbes and a butchered zombie head. You know Kim as the mad hatter behind Topsy Turvy Design — the theatrical millinery business based in Oakland, California that is a favorite of Offbeat Brides everywhere! Her new business and our latest sponsor, I Do Novelty specializes in themed boutonnieres and corsage pins! Clicky clicky to be amongst the first to check out these fantastic designs AND take advantage of the special offbeat discount! About a year ago I showed you the greatness that is offbeat vendor and Massachusetts-based wedding photographer Leah LaRiccia through this amazing Demolition Derby wedding porn. She's back and has offered up some of the greatest smattering of wedding photos I've ever seen. I bet you're asking yourself how the HELL is she going to top a freaking Demolition Derby wedding!? You already saw Girlgeeklove's Spiderman ring pillow in this Monday Montage, but what we didn't unveil, until now, are her Tardis wedding invitations. The bride was nice enough to give us a little explanation and a peek inside… The artist who was supposed to be doing all of Davie and Vyctoria's wedding art backed out. So Vyctoria stepped up instead and this is what she created. Yes, that Tardis terrarium is only a taste of the wonder that is Erin and Peter's jaw-dropping centerpieces with tiny geeky references in glass jars. Ariel Segall aka Ariel (but not that one) appeals to our chocolate-loving, Dungeons and Dragons-playing, favor-searching crowd as she shows us how to make your own chocolate D&D dice molds. |
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