This Wisconsin dairy farm wedding started with a failed matchmaking attempt
Cali and Cezanne’s Wisconsin dairy farm wedding proved that sometimes a failed matchmaking attempt is just the universe’s way of pointing you toward the right person. Their neon-lit celebration at Seven Acre Dairy Company featured botanical embroidery, heart-covered tulle, and a build-your-own soft-serve station that put traditional wedding cake to shame (because butter lovers really are better lovers).
“Nerd things, what?” A joyfully whimsical fantasy mawwige
A six-year engagement and a mutual love of “nerd things” became the foundation for Heather and Roger’s wedding day. From Magic the Gathering save the dates to a saber-wielding cake cutting, this Kentucky wedding mixed an affordable chili cookoff with fandom-deep ceremony details. It’s proof you can DIY your dreams, even if it takes a few extra years…
This Halloween wedding had mad scientist decor and a Sola wood flower wedding bouquet
When COVID canceled their big library wedding, Erin and Matt turned their plans into something stranger and more intimate: a Halloween micro wedding at a historic Airbnb in Madison, WI. Picture bubbling beakers, bookish decor, wood flowers crafted into a bouquet, and a cheeky skeleton keeping guard at the bar. Mad scientist vibes meet marital vows.
Get sticky sweet with this trick or treat dessert bar Halloween wedding
Cassie and Luke turned their wedding into a full-on Halloween carnival, anchored by a trick or treat dessert bar overflowing with candy, cake, and nostalgia. Between costumes, craft tables, and handmade spooky terrariums, their day was more “makerspace masquerade” than traditional ceremony. Proof that a Halloween wedding can be joyful, playful, and yes: sticky sweet.