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If you're unfamiliar with Advanced Style, it's a blog that celebrates, well, the style of ladies of a certain age. They recently featured Bravo's Chef Roble & Co catering the 60th wedding anniversary of one such fashionista, Lynn Dell, and her dashing groom, Sandy.

This couple collected vintage plates and tablecloths to adorn a sweet little village hall, did a whole lot of DIY, and created a really cool earthy feel. Add in their Buddhist ceremony, vegan reception, and "Who's Who" board (with baby photos of everyone!), and it's a personalized party with panache.

Just looking at all of the handmade flower arrangements at this wedding makes me have sympathy DIY finger pain. But man, does it look awesome. With a vintage dress made for twirling, honey favors, and beaded bouquets, this is one whimsical wedding.

If you've been drooling over Royal Steamline wedding invites (and less face it, most of us DO) then get your salivary glands in check because they just released new invitation designs AND they're offering an exclusive offers to Offbeat Brides AAAAAND they're hosting a give-away! (I know, right!?)

A wedding in an authentic nightclub dating back to Prohibition is the PERFECT place for a speakeasy-themed party featuring peacock details, a little burlesque, live music, and a to-die-for corseted gown. Check out this vintage-style wedding, but beware the ill-fated salt ceremony!

If you get all slobbery over vintage rings like I do, then you're going to be SUPER stoked about our sponsor Weston Jewelry. They're a fine estate jewelry company that specializes in vintage and antique engagement rings. Take a peak at what makes them the perfect place to go for your one-of-a-kind wedding jewelry.

With a budget the size of one month's rent, this thrifty couple capitalized on the talents of friends and family to create an intimate and musical wedding with vegan flair. Their outdoor ceremony may have been rained out, but the indoor alternative amplified the music and they preferred it in the end. Crisis averted.

These two artists collaborated with friends to create an epic "Owl and the Pussycat" puppet show ceremony including rockets, banners, singing, a ring dove, and a look-alike puppet officiant. They followed up the performance with barbecue and polka music. And don't worry: there's a video!