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Happy New Year, everyone! Let's kick off this brand spankin' new year with another unbelievable collection of killer photos from the Offbeat Bride Flickr pool. This week we have a lottery ticket toss instead of a bouquet toss, fun-loving bridal parties, and lots of giggly smiles.

In honor of the beginning of Hanukkah or The Festival of Lights, here is Dori and Ben's Jewish wedding, which fittingly (I thought) ends with a bonfire! Happy Hanukkah!

If you've been reading Offbeat Bride for a while now, you probably are already all too familiar with Wai-Ching wedding dresses and, like us, you just can't get enough! Here are some of her recent wedding dresses worn by actual brides on their actual offbeat wedding…

I'm not vegan, so I asked my go-to vegan expert to write this one up… Jana Morgan is a vegan and an amazing wedding photographer. She's also in the midst of planning a vow-renewal with her husband, so she's fresh off the vegan wedding dress search. Here are her tips.

Marcella & Derek are both gamer geeks who met while playing World of Warcraft. Since they met through the game they had to include it in their wedding. So they had a spanish carnival meets World of War craft themed wedding!

Kavisa & Schuyler's goal was to make their wedding as eco-friendly as possible while expressing themselves and their religious beliefs. Since Kavisa is Baha'i her mom read a Baha'i prayer. Then as a tribute to her heritage they jumped the broom at the end!

Theresa & Andy wanted a stress-free yet meaningful wedding day. As an anthropologist, Theresa gets her "geek on" about rituals, so they carefully planned out every detail of their ceremony. This meant a small vegan rainforest wedding followed by a cruise on the Daintree River.

Sarah Joy & Joseph wanted to celebrate their wedding in a way that was truly them. They decided to throw a "welding" ceremony because both of their jobs involve welding. What an original way to symbolize the fusion of two people into one unit!