You might recognize these two from when when we showed off their sexy, gothy wedding porn a few months ago. Well here's the whole story on this vegan winery wedding. The offbeat bride: Alyssa, Crafty Concierge Her offbeat partner: Brian, photographer Location & date of wedding: Alexander Valley Hall, Geyserville, CA — October 3, 2009 What made our wedding offbeat: Brian is a photographer specializing in zombie/horror/faux crime scene photography for which I do all of the make-up and effects, so it was assumed from the beginning that any wedding we would have was just going to be offbeat by nature.

Theresa , a PhD student, vegan and rad Australian, posted this short and sweet tutorial about how she made super-kitschy “parental flowers,” little giveaways her parent's could take with on their trip back to the states after the wedding. They're just too easy AND adorable not to share. Take it away Theresa! – Offbeat Shrie We wanted to have something special to give our parents at the wedding, but we didn't want to pay an arm and a leg for flowers from a florist — especially since my parents wouldn't be able to take real flowers home with them to the US

Academic Librarian, Copyright Specialist and OBT member ” Mollyali ” has written an impressive post on copyright issues and how they relate to your wedding photos. Read on and learn! I'm really excited by the amazing success we had negotiating with our wedding photographer around copyright, and I wanted to share what we did with OBB

The Offbeat Bride: Kat, Desktop Publishing Specialist, Musician, and Semi-pro Crafter Her offbeat partner: Mike, Operations Ninja and Writer Location & date of wedding: Thorpewood , Thurmont, MD — 01/17/2010 What made our wedding offbeat: Our wedding was very much about expressing our geeky, crazy love. When we decided on a winter wedding, we stumbled upon the idea of the “Midwinter Night’s Dream” theme, and tried very hard to make it whimsical, light-hearted, and above all fun, without being too over-the-top with the faerie or renfest theme. I’m also a crafter who loves DIYing everything, so pretty much everything we COULD make ourselves, we did

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OBT member Derek Kyle Noel made, yes MADE, these incredible Ouija board save-the-dates for his upcoming Halloween wedding. For more photos and information about how he made these puppies, head over to his post about them on So You're EnGAYged where Derek also blogs about his upcoming “Gay Boy Halloween Wedding.” Click here to comment

Jennifer Lynn Parnes and Anthony Christopher Jones were married in Brooklyn Saturday evening. Rabbi Allen Block officiated at Stage Six at Steiner Studios in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The bride, 31, will take her husband’s name

Candice L. Smith and Scott E. Dias were married Saturday at All Saints Episcopal Church in Fort Lauderdale, Fla

Elyssa Beth Goldberg and Jeffrey Howard Ruzal were married Saturday evening at the University Club in Manhattan. Rabbi Elliott J. Cosgrove officiated.

Olga Enid Ramos and Felipe Saes Azenha were married Friday evening in Miami Beach. The Rev. Joaquin Perez, an Apostolic Catholic priest, officiated at the Miami Beach Botanical Garden