Flora & Kristy’s full moon fairytale wedding by the sea
Nods to Paganism, Celtic readings, and flower fairies make this waterfront wedding truly magical. And at the reception, there was even a father/daughter/father/daughter dance! And prepare your eyes from the awesomely scandalous garter photo!
An Asian fusion wedding with lots of DIY
This bride has a flair for DIY and managed to craft almost all of the Asian-inspired decor elements including the bouquets, button earrings, cake and topper, and the yarn-wrapped bottles. Plus there was guitar serenading, two dresses, and some awesome outdoor shots.
Valerie and Noam’s eco-friendly traditional Jewish wedding
Valerie and Noam wanted a traditional Jewish wedding that stayed true to their egalitarian, progressive, feminist, and planet-friendly values. With home-grown jade centerpieces, a blue wedding dress, a groom in an Indian sherwani, and a kosher, vegetarian meal, they created a wedding that reflected who they are and what they care about.
A backyard bbq multicultural wedding
Verity is Canadian and Lucky is Mexican so they drew on their combined cultures for inspiration and ideas. Also, they had a budget to consider so they had to stick to the necessities. Expensive tent? Yes. Expensive dress? No. Florist? No. Mariachi band? Hell yes!
Ann & Sean’s comic book dork, Halloween wedding of awesomeness
See what happens when two comic book dorks fall in love and get married. I’ll give you hint — utter amazingness.
Jo & Nova: two brides, two countries with two weddings
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.