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.
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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,... 
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Christina & Marius' stellar trans-continental, Oslo to NYC, wedding celebrationThe offbeat bride: Christina, Curator Her offbeat partner: Marius, Artist & blogger Location & date of wedding: Sister's garden in Oslo, Norway AND Galapagos Art Space,... 
The offbeat bride: Katie Director of Operations (for a travel company) Her offbeat partner: Anthony Graduate Student OSU Location & date of wedding: In June: Bethlehem... 
The offbeat bride: Jessica Her offbeat partner: Lorien, CEO of Pingg.com Location & date of wedding: Wedding in Nevada desert, party in NYC loft — 10/3/09 wedding;... 
Joe and Nova had two wedding ceremonies: one in the peak of summer in their home town of Perth, Australia (which they called our "Unlawful Union" as gay marriage is not recognised over there, and one a few days later in Canada. |
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