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This week we're celebrating our awesome self-identified Offbeat Lite couples. Today we've got a two-day wedding that combines Lego cakes and tradition beautifully. -Catherine

Photos by Wesley Nulens Fotographie

The offbeat bride: Brigitta, Management Assistant (fancy word for secretary)

Her offbeat partner: Wouter, System Engineer (fancy word for computer lover)

Location & date of wedding: All over the place! Day one was in the city hall and the reception was at Wouter's mother's place. Day two's ceremony was in the basement of our reception venue, a huge renovated barn. Limberg, Belgium — September 24-25, 2010

What made our wedding offbeat: We both balance on a fine line between traditional and offbeat. So in the end, we decided that our wedding should be just that. We divided the wedding weekend into two days: "Our Formal Wedding" and "Our Own Wedding." On the first day, I wore Skunkfunk and on the second, I wore a white, lacey, traditional dress.

Just ask this dancin' couple: you can have a church wedding or a civil ceremony, but it don't mean a thing, if it ain't got that swing.

A little bit country, a whole lotta rock 'n roll … and a pornographic letter as a reading? Can you say amazeballs?!? As if the kick-ass tutu dress wasn't ball-out enough …

An Elvis impersonator, purple wedding dress, elopement and a boat party? This wedding is awesome and sneaks in some tighty-(non)whitey action! Can you spot the briefs?

Chut's parents are traditional Thai Buddist, and Jennifer's are artistic Irish spiritualists. So they decided to celebrate both sides with two ceremonies: a full-blown Thai Buddhist celebration at their home and a non-religious riverside ceremony.

Terri and Sebastian ditched all the traditional wedding accoutrements for their Spain elopement, and instead treated the day like a fabulous photo shoot. Wait till you see the photos!

Instead of a cake cutting, we had gingerbread versions of ourselves and bit off each other's heads.

The offbeat bride: Katia, translator, photographer, dancer Her offbeat partner: Andreas, WEB 2,0 Master, PR-Officer, music expert Location & date of wedding: Kettwig-Rathaus,...