4.6k January 19, 2016 A Latin American fiesta wedding with tap dancing, cacti, tequila carts, and opera singing Just going to lay all this out there: authentic Mexican fare, a mother/daughter tap dance, El Salvadoran wedding traditions, a live jazz band, opera singing by a bridesmaid, poetry, homemade cacti can centerpieces, a tequila cart making rounds around the dance floor, and the groom even drew portraits of their cat which were featured on the wedding invitations. YAS. Read More 4.4k June 24, 2015 Two brides, two gloriously different styles for this Oakland wedding I am squeeing over the styles of these two brides. Short and sleek for Angie, romantic and flowing for Raquel. No veil for one, long veil for the other. Read More 2.9k May 11, 2015 A high-low dress at a rainy wedding keeps things sexy, not soggy Sasha and Albert have known each other since high school. They live in New York City, their families live in New Jersey, and everyone traveled to Vermont for the couple's wedding last August. North Hero was a favorite vacation spot for Sasha and Albert, and it certainly doesn't look to me like they minded braving a chilly, rainy day at the lake! And how absolutely spot on is Sasha's dress for a tall bride on a drizzly day? Showing off the legs + not worrying about a soggy hem = winning! Read More 10k April 15, 2015 This bride wanted to show off the urban beauty of her Connecticut hometown I adore it when a couple wants to show off a place that's super special to them for their wedding. Barbra specifically wanted to bring out the urban beauty of her hometown of Bridgeport, Connecticut, for her August wedding with Miguel. Scroll through light-drenched, pastel photos and be amazed at the artistic value of a patched cement wall and the brilliant colors of graffiti. I love that the Caution tape isn't hidden as Barbra walks down her sidewalk aisle to marry Miguel on a public green. And the final shot with the happy couple under a street lamp at dusk? I hope that's on their wall at home somewhere. Read More 6.3k January 26, 2015 Chris & Kyle's accidentally Whovian excellent adventure wedding Lots of DIY, a butch-identified "bride" in a snazzy suit, and some amazing moments on the dance floor — you must see this Whovian meets Bill and Ted wedding. You may also learn a little something from the six Ps of Theater: proper planning prevents pitifully poor productions. Read More 12345…14 Copyright © 2003 - 2019 Offbeat Empire. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction in part or in whole is prohibited. Contact us Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Monetized by SkimLinks
4.4k June 24, 2015 Two brides, two gloriously different styles for this Oakland wedding I am squeeing over the styles of these two brides. Short and sleek for Angie, romantic and flowing for Raquel. No veil for one, long veil for the other. Read More 2.9k May 11, 2015 A high-low dress at a rainy wedding keeps things sexy, not soggy Sasha and Albert have known each other since high school. They live in New York City, their families live in New Jersey, and everyone traveled to Vermont for the couple's wedding last August. North Hero was a favorite vacation spot for Sasha and Albert, and it certainly doesn't look to me like they minded braving a chilly, rainy day at the lake! And how absolutely spot on is Sasha's dress for a tall bride on a drizzly day? Showing off the legs + not worrying about a soggy hem = winning! Read More 10k April 15, 2015 This bride wanted to show off the urban beauty of her Connecticut hometown I adore it when a couple wants to show off a place that's super special to them for their wedding. Barbra specifically wanted to bring out the urban beauty of her hometown of Bridgeport, Connecticut, for her August wedding with Miguel. Scroll through light-drenched, pastel photos and be amazed at the artistic value of a patched cement wall and the brilliant colors of graffiti. I love that the Caution tape isn't hidden as Barbra walks down her sidewalk aisle to marry Miguel on a public green. And the final shot with the happy couple under a street lamp at dusk? I hope that's on their wall at home somewhere. Read More 6.3k January 26, 2015 Chris & Kyle's accidentally Whovian excellent adventure wedding Lots of DIY, a butch-identified "bride" in a snazzy suit, and some amazing moments on the dance floor — you must see this Whovian meets Bill and Ted wedding. You may also learn a little something from the six Ps of Theater: proper planning prevents pitifully poor productions. Read More 12345…14 Copyright © 2003 - 2019 Offbeat Empire. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction in part or in whole is prohibited. Contact us Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Monetized by SkimLinks
2.9k May 11, 2015 A high-low dress at a rainy wedding keeps things sexy, not soggy Sasha and Albert have known each other since high school. They live in New York City, their families live in New Jersey, and everyone traveled to Vermont for the couple's wedding last August. North Hero was a favorite vacation spot for Sasha and Albert, and it certainly doesn't look to me like they minded braving a chilly, rainy day at the lake! And how absolutely spot on is Sasha's dress for a tall bride on a drizzly day? Showing off the legs + not worrying about a soggy hem = winning! Read More 10k April 15, 2015 This bride wanted to show off the urban beauty of her Connecticut hometown I adore it when a couple wants to show off a place that's super special to them for their wedding. Barbra specifically wanted to bring out the urban beauty of her hometown of Bridgeport, Connecticut, for her August wedding with Miguel. Scroll through light-drenched, pastel photos and be amazed at the artistic value of a patched cement wall and the brilliant colors of graffiti. I love that the Caution tape isn't hidden as Barbra walks down her sidewalk aisle to marry Miguel on a public green. And the final shot with the happy couple under a street lamp at dusk? I hope that's on their wall at home somewhere. Read More 6.3k January 26, 2015 Chris & Kyle's accidentally Whovian excellent adventure wedding Lots of DIY, a butch-identified "bride" in a snazzy suit, and some amazing moments on the dance floor — you must see this Whovian meets Bill and Ted wedding. You may also learn a little something from the six Ps of Theater: proper planning prevents pitifully poor productions. Read More 12345…14 Copyright © 2003 - 2019 Offbeat Empire. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction in part or in whole is prohibited. Contact us Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Monetized by SkimLinks
10k April 15, 2015 This bride wanted to show off the urban beauty of her Connecticut hometown I adore it when a couple wants to show off a place that's super special to them for their wedding. Barbra specifically wanted to bring out the urban beauty of her hometown of Bridgeport, Connecticut, for her August wedding with Miguel. Scroll through light-drenched, pastel photos and be amazed at the artistic value of a patched cement wall and the brilliant colors of graffiti. I love that the Caution tape isn't hidden as Barbra walks down her sidewalk aisle to marry Miguel on a public green. And the final shot with the happy couple under a street lamp at dusk? I hope that's on their wall at home somewhere. Read More 6.3k January 26, 2015 Chris & Kyle's accidentally Whovian excellent adventure wedding Lots of DIY, a butch-identified "bride" in a snazzy suit, and some amazing moments on the dance floor — you must see this Whovian meets Bill and Ted wedding. You may also learn a little something from the six Ps of Theater: proper planning prevents pitifully poor productions. Read More 12345…14
6.3k January 26, 2015 Chris & Kyle's accidentally Whovian excellent adventure wedding Lots of DIY, a butch-identified "bride" in a snazzy suit, and some amazing moments on the dance floor — you must see this Whovian meets Bill and Ted wedding. You may also learn a little something from the six Ps of Theater: proper planning prevents pitifully poor productions. Read More 12345…14