12k Aug. 20, 2013 Scooter & Robert's small rustic wedding With a fabulous green house and garden venue, bread baked in flower pots, and a bonfire with s'mores, what could possibly go wrong? Just a too-large guest list. So this pair decided on a family-only celebration with lots of DIYed and adorable log details that totally played off the rustic vibe of the venue. Plus, you'll love how the bride celebrates her departed dad and her three-generation ring photo. Read More 9.3k 14 Comments Aug. 12, 2013 Rose & Nick's bookish nerds know how to party wedding Transformers references in the ceremony, library escort cards, LEGO mini-figs… it's like a geek's paradise up in these parts. But it's all wrapped up in meaningful rituals, EPIC fashion (check out the hats!), and a reallygood compromise between those who love to dance and those who love to chill. You'll want to steal these ideas, folks. Read More 15k Jul. 30, 2013 Let your absent loved ones walk you down the aisle Photo memorials attached to your bouquet is one our our reader favorites for making sure loved ones are represented at the ceremony. I spied this little twist on Post Secret recently: the photos are attached to the bride's shoes so they they are "walked" down the aisle. Read More 27k 34 Comments May. 27, 2013 Let's talk about wedding day memorials Sometimes weddings can be a painful reminder of the absence of loved ones. Weddings can also be a great way to memorialize your loved ones as well, with some of these beautiful, and tear-jerking ideas. Read More 2.2k May. 21, 2013 Memorialize a loved one after your wedding: leave your wedding bouquet at their grave Offbeat Brides seem to always be looking for ways to honor deceased friends and family members AND ways to avoid doing the bouquet toss. I love this idea from Amanda W, which combines the two into one beautiful concept: "Rather than a silly bouquet toss, I opted to give my flowers to my grandmother, who passed a few months before our big day." Read More 6.6k 28 Comments May. 15, 2013 Moving forward with wedding planning after losing a parent After experiencing an amazingly beautiful moment when my dearest asked me to be his wife, I am now trying to cope with the unexpected loss of my mom, and the deep need to move forward with my wedding. The question I have been asked constantly since the passing of my mom has been, "are you still getting married this year?" My answer has been emphatically "yes." Read More 123456…9 Copyright © 2003 - 2021 Offbeat Empire. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction in part or in whole is prohibited. Contact us Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Monetized by SkimLinks
9.3k 14 Comments Aug. 12, 2013 Rose & Nick's bookish nerds know how to party wedding Transformers references in the ceremony, library escort cards, LEGO mini-figs… it's like a geek's paradise up in these parts. But it's all wrapped up in meaningful rituals, EPIC fashion (check out the hats!), and a reallygood compromise between those who love to dance and those who love to chill. You'll want to steal these ideas, folks. Read More 15k Jul. 30, 2013 Let your absent loved ones walk you down the aisle Photo memorials attached to your bouquet is one our our reader favorites for making sure loved ones are represented at the ceremony. I spied this little twist on Post Secret recently: the photos are attached to the bride's shoes so they they are "walked" down the aisle. Read More 27k 34 Comments May. 27, 2013 Let's talk about wedding day memorials Sometimes weddings can be a painful reminder of the absence of loved ones. Weddings can also be a great way to memorialize your loved ones as well, with some of these beautiful, and tear-jerking ideas. Read More 2.2k May. 21, 2013 Memorialize a loved one after your wedding: leave your wedding bouquet at their grave Offbeat Brides seem to always be looking for ways to honor deceased friends and family members AND ways to avoid doing the bouquet toss. I love this idea from Amanda W, which combines the two into one beautiful concept: "Rather than a silly bouquet toss, I opted to give my flowers to my grandmother, who passed a few months before our big day." Read More 6.6k 28 Comments May. 15, 2013 Moving forward with wedding planning after losing a parent After experiencing an amazingly beautiful moment when my dearest asked me to be his wife, I am now trying to cope with the unexpected loss of my mom, and the deep need to move forward with my wedding. The question I have been asked constantly since the passing of my mom has been, "are you still getting married this year?" My answer has been emphatically "yes." Read More 123456…9 Copyright © 2003 - 2021 Offbeat Empire. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction in part or in whole is prohibited. Contact us Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Monetized by SkimLinks
15k Jul. 30, 2013 Let your absent loved ones walk you down the aisle Photo memorials attached to your bouquet is one our our reader favorites for making sure loved ones are represented at the ceremony. I spied this little twist on Post Secret recently: the photos are attached to the bride's shoes so they they are "walked" down the aisle. Read More 27k 34 Comments May. 27, 2013 Let's talk about wedding day memorials Sometimes weddings can be a painful reminder of the absence of loved ones. Weddings can also be a great way to memorialize your loved ones as well, with some of these beautiful, and tear-jerking ideas. Read More 2.2k May. 21, 2013 Memorialize a loved one after your wedding: leave your wedding bouquet at their grave Offbeat Brides seem to always be looking for ways to honor deceased friends and family members AND ways to avoid doing the bouquet toss. I love this idea from Amanda W, which combines the two into one beautiful concept: "Rather than a silly bouquet toss, I opted to give my flowers to my grandmother, who passed a few months before our big day." Read More 6.6k 28 Comments May. 15, 2013 Moving forward with wedding planning after losing a parent After experiencing an amazingly beautiful moment when my dearest asked me to be his wife, I am now trying to cope with the unexpected loss of my mom, and the deep need to move forward with my wedding. The question I have been asked constantly since the passing of my mom has been, "are you still getting married this year?" My answer has been emphatically "yes." Read More 123456…9 Copyright © 2003 - 2021 Offbeat Empire. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction in part or in whole is prohibited. Contact us Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Monetized by SkimLinks
27k 34 Comments May. 27, 2013 Let's talk about wedding day memorials Sometimes weddings can be a painful reminder of the absence of loved ones. Weddings can also be a great way to memorialize your loved ones as well, with some of these beautiful, and tear-jerking ideas. Read More 2.2k May. 21, 2013 Memorialize a loved one after your wedding: leave your wedding bouquet at their grave Offbeat Brides seem to always be looking for ways to honor deceased friends and family members AND ways to avoid doing the bouquet toss. I love this idea from Amanda W, which combines the two into one beautiful concept: "Rather than a silly bouquet toss, I opted to give my flowers to my grandmother, who passed a few months before our big day." Read More 6.6k 28 Comments May. 15, 2013 Moving forward with wedding planning after losing a parent After experiencing an amazingly beautiful moment when my dearest asked me to be his wife, I am now trying to cope with the unexpected loss of my mom, and the deep need to move forward with my wedding. The question I have been asked constantly since the passing of my mom has been, "are you still getting married this year?" My answer has been emphatically "yes." Read More 123456…9 Copyright © 2003 - 2021 Offbeat Empire. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction in part or in whole is prohibited. Contact us Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Monetized by SkimLinks
2.2k May. 21, 2013 Memorialize a loved one after your wedding: leave your wedding bouquet at their grave Offbeat Brides seem to always be looking for ways to honor deceased friends and family members AND ways to avoid doing the bouquet toss. I love this idea from Amanda W, which combines the two into one beautiful concept: "Rather than a silly bouquet toss, I opted to give my flowers to my grandmother, who passed a few months before our big day." Read More 6.6k 28 Comments May. 15, 2013 Moving forward with wedding planning after losing a parent After experiencing an amazingly beautiful moment when my dearest asked me to be his wife, I am now trying to cope with the unexpected loss of my mom, and the deep need to move forward with my wedding. The question I have been asked constantly since the passing of my mom has been, "are you still getting married this year?" My answer has been emphatically "yes." Read More 123456…9
6.6k 28 Comments May. 15, 2013 Moving forward with wedding planning after losing a parent After experiencing an amazingly beautiful moment when my dearest asked me to be his wife, I am now trying to cope with the unexpected loss of my mom, and the deep need to move forward with my wedding. The question I have been asked constantly since the passing of my mom has been, "are you still getting married this year?" My answer has been emphatically "yes." Read More 123456…9