Walking tacos, robots, axes, and a couple of lessons to learn from #Wedding Porn#colored wedding veils#succulents#tacos Updated Oct 12 2015 (Posted Oct 3 2011) Catherine Clark bijouxandbits Some Burning Man, some Tetris, a little walking taco action, and hard-core plate breakage happened in this week's Offbeat Flickr Pool submissions. Check 'er out. Photo by Charles Gee Lolo and Francis Darling make it official in a sunset ceremony at Burning Man 2011. That sky, their boots, that… robot? I may not know what's exactly happening here, but it's hard not to love. A Tetris-y cross-stitched wedding sampler! Totally geeky and totally cute. And you can get the free pattern for it at Karen and Ian's friend's blog. Photo by Rachel Mason Elle's friend Rachel made this pretty fantastic VeeDub cake. It even has a wee license plate! Photo by Persimmon Images Christen and her groom belt it out karaoke-style at their reception. That is some enthusiasm, if I've ever seen it. Photo by Persimmon Images Speaking of passion… oh ho my lawd. I don't know if I feel right even looking at this photo. At least we know they're enthusiastic all around. Related Post A book sighting and a whole lot of lovey-dovey makeouts It's been a while since we've seen an Offbeat Bride the Book shot! And these two are awesomely retro, which doubles the fun. I would... Read more Photo by Kristen Peters Tribe member TheatreDork25 hand-knotted this pearl necklace! She found the brooch online and knotted the pearls around it. Lots of work, but lots of reward. Photo by Faller Photography Here is TheatreDork25 wearing the necklace with her period garb. And those Fall leaves make the perfect backdrop. Photo by Laura Witherow Photography I love a bride in boots! And I especially love it when the bride carries succulents and billy balls, like at Amy and Tim's wedding. Photo by Lora Dudek Tribe member KrissyBeth had to educate her guests (and husband-to-be) on the proper production of a "walking taco." Looks yummy and portable. Photo by Matthew Turner One lesson Jodi and Mark will never forget from their wedding day: always take care in cutting your cake with an axe, or your plate may take the fall. Photo by Kurt Vinion Photography I'm cheating since I mentioned these two last week, but but but I did not see this amazing shot of Bonnie's purple birdcage veil! You can't pass up a good colored veil when you see one. Click these stellar Clicky Links: What we've pinned this week: a DIY chiffon pom-poms and gorgeous die-cut, colored tape. The Daily Mail reported on this UK couple who got married on a rock in the sea and the guests swam to watch. Offbeat Mama is having a discussion about how to tell your kids that you're an atheist. Sounds like something that we've encountered in non-religious ceremonies. Get some rainbow inspiration from Offbeat Home's rainbow house roundup. Check out how this couple rick-rolled their first dance with a singing groom and Indian dance from skinjuicebones. Hey, photographers! I love you and do my best to attribute all Monday Montage photos, but sometimes brides don't include your info when they submit photos. If I've featured your work but it isn't properly credited, email me! 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. @enidjcoleslaw @bijouxandbits @bijouxandbits PREVIOUS Laura & Henry's casual kite-flying pinwheel wedding NEXT Juggling wedding planning and grief Show/Hide comments [ 9 ] Squee! Seeing our faces on here this morning toooootally made my Monday. Reply I want moar TheatreDork25 and her groom! Especially around this time of year (in the States anyway) – a beautifully Fall wedding would be lovely to see! Especially with that period get-up that I am drooling over….. But first I must go make a walking taco. Reply I can't wait for her profile too! Reply Theatredork–where did you get the gear for your groom? I must know! It is tres gorgeous! Reply Hi Emma- sorry this is so late, I just saw this for the first time! His coat was a costume coat made by Charades, that we got in Salem, MA. We changed the buttons to pewter celtic ones and it made it look badass! His vest is the Emerald Isle vest from The Gentleman's Emporium. His tie and shirt came from there too. Other than that he wore dockers and chucks that he already had. Hope this isn't way too late! Reply Zowie!!! I just logged on for my daily tour of OBB and just about fell off my chair! How exciting to be on the front page! That awesome robot is the musical art project of our friend. He played our wedding music and was the PA system for our vows. He lives far away from us, and I'm having a hard time coming to terms with planning "Wedding 2.0: the legal one" without him. Reply Tacos in a bag were a favourite a girl scout camp!!!! we were just talking about how we need to introduce them to our guys 🙂 Reply Ooh Bonnie's purple birdcage veil with purple eyeshadow .. gorgeous. Reply Oh my goodness- I never saw this! Flickr doesn't send me email notifications of comments, so I didn't know this was here. What a lovely surprise! I just submitted my profile (I thought it was some sort of magical popularity contest, I didn't know you could just write in and submit!) So maybe it will be featured. Thanks for the kind words 🙂 Reply Join the conversation Cancel ReplyYour 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! 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I want moar TheatreDork25 and her groom! Especially around this time of year (in the States anyway) – a beautifully Fall wedding would be lovely to see! Especially with that period get-up that I am drooling over….. But first I must go make a walking taco. Reply
Hi Emma- sorry this is so late, I just saw this for the first time! His coat was a costume coat made by Charades, that we got in Salem, MA. We changed the buttons to pewter celtic ones and it made it look badass! His vest is the Emerald Isle vest from The Gentleman's Emporium. His tie and shirt came from there too. Other than that he wore dockers and chucks that he already had. Hope this isn't way too late! Reply
Zowie!!! I just logged on for my daily tour of OBB and just about fell off my chair! How exciting to be on the front page! That awesome robot is the musical art project of our friend. He played our wedding music and was the PA system for our vows. He lives far away from us, and I'm having a hard time coming to terms with planning "Wedding 2.0: the legal one" without him. Reply
Tacos in a bag were a favourite a girl scout camp!!!! we were just talking about how we need to introduce them to our guys 🙂 Reply
Oh my goodness- I never saw this! Flickr doesn't send me email notifications of comments, so I didn't know this was here. What a lovely surprise! I just submitted my profile (I thought it was some sort of magical popularity contest, I didn't know you could just write in and submit!) So maybe it will be featured. Thanks for the kind words 🙂 Reply