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Meg and Carrie live in our favorite kind of wedding world where corsets and shorts and red mohawks and pinwheels and piercings all come together and live in peace. And we breathe it all in until they send us off with their sparklers and singing slow dances (and little boys seriously grooving on the dance floor). It all started at their carnival-themed wedding in Meg's parent's backyard in New Hampshire. They put a really fun spin on a ring warming ceremony by making it interactive. Instead of passing the rings around the room, they greeted each guest personally and handed them the rings to bless and wish upon.
Here's where it gets ultra FUN. The reception included lawn games galore, an iTunes playlist keeping the outdoor dance floor alive, Mad Libs, a guest book quilt, coloring pages, seed bomb favors, and carnival-style signs with each member of the wedding party as a traditional carnival character. Justine Johnson Photography got to play and frolic all day long with these guys (oh, and photograph the event).
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photography: Justine Johnson Photography
About the Author: Catherine Clark
Catherine Clark loiters at her local library, makes art, watches movies en masse, plays video and tabletop games, poorly cooks healthy things, cuddles with her feline fur babies, and blogs at BijouxandBits.com.
I totally have the mason jar wine glasses!! haha Pinterest for life haha jk love the wedding, you both look amazing!!
HA! I noticed that too! Mason Jar stemware, too cool! I really love the ideas for yard games but the best has to be the matching red mohawk and boots! Love it!
Love the boots with the fancy dress! 🙂
and lace socks!
Love the whole look. Very fun, but also really elegant at the same time!! Well played.
My favorite wedding posts are the ones like this, where you can see the love radiating from the couple. Fun details and outfits are great, but it’s the eyes and expressions I always end up looking at.
YES! for carnival weddings!!!!! I could pick out the dozen little things that made me smile while scrolling through but instead I will simply say: love, love, LOVE all of this!