Turn up the heat with 13 bonfire weddings #Wedding Porn#bonfire#s'mores October 23 2014 | Chris Wolfgang mswolfgang Photo from Dori & Ben's Jewish, vegan, eco-friendly wedding and bonfire by Mindy Myers Come out of the woodwork, bonfire lovers! I've got a dozen bonfire-y weddings for you to ogle. After their weddings, our Offbeat Brides have cozied up to anything from tiny lil' firepits to roaring infernos. They've played croquet nearby, shown off their hooping skills, and drank tastefully from kegs. One even had a fire dancer light the blaze for the evening. See a photo you really like? Click on it to explore the wedding where it came from! Not enough? Want more? Fine. Go roam around our bonfire archives. Take a s'more with you. 13. Croquet and a glass of wine. It's a good way to start off an evening. Photo from Kristen & Charlie's farmyard, bluegrass, eco, afternoon affair by Shane Snider 12. Arrive at your bonfire in appropriate style. Photo from Lindzy & Davido's river camp wedding by Jeffrey Hubis Photography 11. Planning an enormous bonfire? Provide extra long marshmallow sticks. Photo from Becki & Jeremy's Wild West Frontier Wedding by Becki Burnett 10. Eating next to a fire is THE best. Photo from From proposal to reception, this wedding's all about whiskey by Erica Camille Productions 9. A bonfire is an excellent excuse to trade your formal wedding gear for sweaters and scarves. Photo from Dori & Ben's Jewish, vegan, eco-friendly wedding and bonfire by Mindy Myers 8. Bonfire lighting courtesy of your friendly neighborhood fire dancer. Photo from Theresa & Anderson's LuvFest 2010 camping music festival wedding by Geeky Gal 443 7. What constitutes a perfectly roasted marshmallow? The debate rages on. Photo from Helen & Steve's laid-back Hobbity pinwheel wedding by Mikki Schaffner 6. Just hooping it up next to a bonfire. Like you do. Photo from Stacey & Ben's family farm home-grown wedding by Bob Donnan 5. Gaze into the flickering light with your loved one at your side. Photo from A cerulean hillside paradise wedding in Slovenia by Marjan Krebelj Photography and Design 4. Bonfire on a beach. There's just nothing like it. Photo from Carol & Jonathan's laid-back log cabin beach wedding by Vanishing Moments 3. Large or small, make sure your bonfire has stuff for s'mores. Photo from Scooter & Robert's small rustic wedding by Black White and Raw Photography 2. Prepackaged s'more materials presented by a tiny robot. SQUEE. Photo from Robots, I Spy, s'mores, and a secret get-away table by Tonhya Kae 1. Remember to toast your partner in addition to your marshmallows. Photo from Swing your partner, grab a beer from the keg, then have a seat at the bonfire for this Virginia wedding by Mathy Shoots People So who's planning to wrap up their wedding celebration with a bonfire or two? Are you going to stay in your wedding clothes or change into something more bonfire-y? Will you favor beer or whiskey? Do you burn your marshmallows or don't you? Reporter Name * Reporter Email * Original text Enter the original text here. Edited text* Enter your suggested copyedit here. Notes You can add a note for the editor here. * Required information. Fix Typo Chris Wolfgang Chris is a writer and editor in Omaha, Neb. She'll talk your ear off about independent webcomics, animated film, and Ultimate Frisbee. @chriswolfgang @mswolfgang PREVIOUS I made my Save The Dates with Vine: check out my 6-second STD NEXT Jen & Rod's papercraft-y city gamer wedding Show/Hide comments [ 2 ] Bonfires are the best! Could use one right about now with the chilly weather!! (And the properly roasted marshmallow is blackened on the outside so you can pull off that outer shell to eat, then roast the next layer and repeat until gone…) 😀 Reply The s'more debate! Golden brown all around. Beach bonfires are the best. My biggest worry would be a wedding with a bonfire and heavy drinking! Reply Join the conversation Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Sign me up for your offbeat awesomeness newsletter! No-drama comment policy Part of what makes the Offbeat Empire different is our commitment to civil, constructive commenting. Make sure you're familiar with our no-drama comment policy. Biz owners & wedding bloggers Please just use your real name in your comment, not your business name or blog title. Our comments are not the place to pimp your website. If you want to promote your stuff on Offbeat Bride, join us as an advertiser instead.
Bonfires are the best! Could use one right about now with the chilly weather!! (And the properly roasted marshmallow is blackened on the outside so you can pull off that outer shell to eat, then roast the next layer and repeat until gone…) 😀 Reply
The s'more debate! Golden brown all around. Beach bonfires are the best. My biggest worry would be a wedding with a bonfire and heavy drinking! Reply