The Pi Day ode to wedding pies #Food#food#pie March 14 2012 | Megan Finley Horowitz meggyfin Source: enchantedfleur.tumblr.com via Nanette on Pinterest I'll let you in on a fact about offbeat wedding photographers: one of our most "in demand" wedding photography days is Pi Day. Yup, March 14th is the perfect day to get married for any nerdy couple. Now, you already saw the Pi Day wedding I shot last year, and you probably noticed their abundance of delicious wedding pies. Cake v. pie arguments aside, let's take a moment on this frabjous day to celebrate the wonder that is wedding pies. Michelle made those pie toppers, and they're standing in the shape of pi for their Pi Day wedding — PIE INCEPTION! Photo by Liquid Video Lab Here's Miranda and Evan cutting their wedding pie with the DIY pie topper in honor of where they met. I have to say, carving your initials into your wedding pie is pretty damn legit and delicious… legicious? Photo by Matt Wittmeyer Gotta love these flag toppers on the rhubarb wedding pie. "A co-worker makes these delicious gigantic whoopie pies, aptly named Gigantor. They have been part of our family celebrations for a few years now. The baby whoopie pies were lovingly crafted by [the groom's] mom." Related Post DIY mini pies! If you love the idea of a pie buffet that doubles as a receiving line as much as you like the idea of DIYing your... Read more Check out this pie spread! Look at Stacey's tiny, itty-bitty, mini pies! If you feel so inclined to DIY these mini pies for your wedding, Think Geek, my favorite place to shop, has their Personal Pie Factory on sale right now! I vote for mini pies for all! Photo by Yaritza Colon Chad and Matt not only served pie at their wedding, but they served up said wedding pies themselves! Check out the adorable chef hats. Photo by Dream Time Images Sara does't like cake, so she served pies at their wedding instead. She also made the labels pictured above. Oh, and she also included pie in her vows: I am marrying you not because you make the best key lime pie in the world, or because we both think it's reasonable to wash our dishes with Windex when we run out of soap… I am marrying you because you are my best friend, because we've managed to create a life filled with laughter, passion, creativity, silliness, and support. And a lot of wine. Kara and Nicki served pizza and pie at their wedding. Obviously, the pie was a big hit. Amy and Mikel did a "pie poll" ahead of time to not only get their guests excited about having wedding pie, but to also gain an idea of what pies to order for everyone. Home made pie buffet! Frequent Offbeat Bride contributor Elizabeth made 25 wedding pies, complete with adorable hearts. Reporter Name * Reporter Email * Original text Enter the original text here. Edited text* Enter your suggested copyedit here. Notes You can add a note for the editor here. * Required information. Fix Typo Megan Finley Horowitz When Megan's not writing, traveling, and sleeping, she's eating like the fate of the world depends on it. (You're welcome, world!) You can snoop into her personal life over on her website The Dash and Dine! @meggyfin @thedashanddine @meggyfin PREVIOUS Melissa & James' casual geeky awesomesauce Pi Day wedding NEXT Make pretty layered flowers for your wedding out of cardstock! Show/Hide comments [ 6 ] Love seeing other Pi Day weddings and pie at weddings, we're celebrating our second anniversary today 🙂 Reply Pies for the win! My baker-whiz bridesmaids and I said ix-nay to cake and will be baking pies galore for my July wedding, so I'm happy (and hungry…) to see this post. We're also going to make a pièce montĂ©e–a requirement for my French fiancĂ©–but that one's going to be a bit trickier to assemble… 1 agrees Reply Yay pi/e! My sweetie and I are getting married one month from today. He brought me pie for breakfast today and an awesome pie card. We also did a pre-wedding pie survey, which was very popular, and are serving a variety of pies from one of our favorite restaurants. Pie rules! 1 agrees Reply Groom and I almost scheduled our wedding for the 22nd of July, in celebration of International (Nearly) Pi Day… Reply You used the word frabjous! You are officially my favorite person. Reply So delicious looking! I am dying to have pie as THE dessert for my wedding this coming spring. Did the DIY brides bake them the day before? Surely they didn't DIY baking on the day of the wedding? Or did they?! Help! I need to figure out if this is DIY-able for my wedding or if I need to find a skilled bakery. Reply Join the conversation Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Sign me up for your offbeat awesomeness newsletter! 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Love seeing other Pi Day weddings and pie at weddings, we're celebrating our second anniversary today 🙂 Reply
Pies for the win! My baker-whiz bridesmaids and I said ix-nay to cake and will be baking pies galore for my July wedding, so I'm happy (and hungry…) to see this post. We're also going to make a pièce montĂ©e–a requirement for my French fiancĂ©–but that one's going to be a bit trickier to assemble… 1 agrees Reply
Yay pi/e! My sweetie and I are getting married one month from today. He brought me pie for breakfast today and an awesome pie card. We also did a pre-wedding pie survey, which was very popular, and are serving a variety of pies from one of our favorite restaurants. Pie rules! 1 agrees Reply
Groom and I almost scheduled our wedding for the 22nd of July, in celebration of International (Nearly) Pi Day… Reply
So delicious looking! I am dying to have pie as THE dessert for my wedding this coming spring. Did the DIY brides bake them the day before? Surely they didn't DIY baking on the day of the wedding? Or did they?! Help! I need to figure out if this is DIY-able for my wedding or if I need to find a skilled bakery. Reply