Patty & Will’s spooktacularly elegant wedding
This couple embraced their wedding date (October 13th) with bad-luck-turned-good details, gothic and spooky elements, and an homage to their black cat. It was small in size and large on gorgeous details and personal touches. They may not have been able to get a vintage hearse to cart them around town, but the red and black ’59 Chevy was an even better solution!
Teal and red with skulls all over at this Vegas wedding
Whisper and Dustin met overseas in Korea where Whisper was teaching and Dustin was also working. After their work arrangements overseas were over, they decided to travel to Las Vegas to get married. the ceremony was held at Stratosphere overlooking the strip. One of Las Vegas’ oldest strip restaurants, The Peppermill, hosted the reception. Vegas makes an awesome backdrop to teal and red skull details, fabulous paper flowers, and this gorgeous couple.
Rita Marie & Sergio’s intimate celebration of marriage
Small and intimate weddings are often killer in that they let you focus on what and who really matters to you. This sweet and small wedding encapsulates that sentiment perfectly. They had a pre-wedding ring warming in their hometown in Texas and an eight-person ceremony and reception in San Francisco (which allowed the groom’s mom to officiate!).
Have your ceremony at your favorite local hangout (like a comic book store!)
Lacy and Stephen love them some Star Wars and comics, so Free Comic Book Day at their favorite comic book store (Alternative Universe in Milford, CT) was the destination of choice for their sweet and tiny wedding.
Andrea & Jim’s nautical literary adventure wedding
These two continued their love affair with sailing together by getting married on their sailboat, then taking their honeymoon on board around the world. Their small wedding all fit on board for the ceremony before walking down the pier to the reception, but you’ll swoon when you see where their unofficial first dance took place.
A morning ceremony at the DC War Memorial
Natasha and Dwayne exchanged vows at the DC War Memorial on a Sunday morning. Natasha’s mother and Dwayne’s best friend were also in attendance. Following the ceremony, Natasha and Dwayne went to The Jefferson Memorial for some portraits.