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The offbeat bride: Kate, Radio Producer

Her offbeat partner: Brian, Business Development

Date and location of wedding: A friend's Mansion House in Fairfax, VA — September 3, 2011

Our offbeat wedding at a glance: Brian and I have always been outdoors adventure people, so the first thing we decided after getting engaged was that the wedding had to be outside. We wanted our guests to share in the things we were passionate about, so everything we did moved around showing our friends and family who we really are. We had a short outdoor ceremony, and a three-hour reception with board games for centerpieces and a moon bounce. We even found some time to play a little country music in between our live jazz band!

Stacy & Daniel had a Dr. Suess themed wedding which included three foot Cat in the Hat hats, a five foot Cat in the Hat cardboard cut out, stuffed Seuss characters used instead of pew bows and more!

Bex and Dan had a small church ceremony in a big, kid-friendly way. Instead of flowers, their daughter carried a boutonniered Cookie Monster, and the bride was escorted down the aisle by her son.

We're doing a week of geek weddings on Offbeat Bride! I've been waiting for an excuse to do this and I think the countdown to the Offbeat Bride book re-release party is a great...

The offbeat bride: Diane, Domestic Violence Counselor Her offbeat partner: Taren, Mental Health Advocate Location & date of wedding: North Park Lodge, Pittsburgh PA —...

We're ALL for Christian couples having religious ceremonies, but find it disrespectful for non-Christians to smile and nod through a religious service they don't actually believe in. So, how do you craft a secular ceremony?

The offbeat bride: Lea, Artist Her offbeat partner: Mike, Structural Engineer Location & date of wedding: Italian American Sports Hall of Fame in Chicago, IL on May 23rd, 2008...