Gender nonconforming wedding fashion meets mythological wedding fantasy
This mythological wedding shoot is a lush, queer fashion fantasy full of peacock feathers, galaxy makeup, and gender nonconforming wedding looks that break all the rules. The models aren’t a couple, but the inspiration is very real: think leather jackets with tulle skirts, plum suits, and sword-cut cake moments. It’s dramatic, decadent, and deeply gender-expansive.
A rainbow crochet wedding dress made from 7 MILES of embroidery floss
If you’ve ever cursed your way through a craft project, muttering, “Why did I do this to myself?” meet Audrey Blackburn. She didn’t just commit to making a wedding dress… she committed to it entirely made of embroidery floss. That’s right, the delicate thread people usually reserve for cross-stitching and friendship bracelets. Audrey? She turned it into a full-length, rainbow-gradient, body-hugging masterpiece.
Is a purple wedding dress timeless?
While white has traditionally been the go-to color, more soonlyweds are breaking away from white wedding dresses and embracing unique and vibrant alternatives like the purple wedding dress! The stunning and captivating nature of a purple wedding dress is perfect for marriers who want to make a bold and unforgettable statement on their wedding day. Let’s ogle a few of our favorite purple wedding dresses from real weddings and vendors we love.
Queer wedding fashion: Finding the perfect outfit for your lesbian wedding party
Bridesmaids in suits used to be considered lesbian wedding party attire. But here at Offbeat Wed we believe clothing has no gender and suits look good on every body! We’ve put together a few of our favorite suits from SuitShop, a size-inclusive retailer that has options for folks of all gender identities and all sizes. Ready to get inspo for your lesbian bridesmaid outfits? Let’s get your wedding party suited up!