Category Archive

BIPOC

Based on reader feedback that it was “hard to find any weddings of people of color,” we started tagging posts that featured a BIPOC bride and/or groom — and/or means you’ll find tons of interracial couples in here! Increasing visibility for BIPOC folks has been a priority for us since 2008, and note that we always allow folks to self-identify. More about how and why we do this here.

Jaws will drop at the style of this Jamaican meets Leeds wedding

Jaws will drop at the style of this Jamaican meets English garden wedding

Alex and Toyan flew back from Qatar all the way to Yorkshire, UK to get married at Alex’s family home surrounded by their loved ones. This pair, a DJ and an artist, has major style and it shows in the groom’s red suit, suuuper slick wedding party outfits, and the bride’s modern meets classic short gown. Just try to look at these party photos and try to imagine anything more fun. You can’t, right? We all got FOMO looking at that epic party.

A ZaZa Gardens wedding that beautifully merged two cultures & families

An eclectic ZaZa Gardens wedding that beautifully merged two cultures & families

Ronald and Mary Jane’s wedding day merged two cultures and families. The day began with a traditional Chinese tea ceremony, where many laughs, smiles, and tears were shed as gifts and traditions were exchanged. Don’t miss the gorgeous tea setup, personalized cookies in Chinese, and the tea ceremony dresses! The second half of the day consisted of a traditional wedding ceremony incorporating Mary Jane’s Latinx heritage. Bold and bright colors were used throughout the historic venue of ZaZa Gardens…

Don't miss the fancy car cake at this glitzy Ohio wedding

Don’t miss the ultra speedy groom’s cake at this glitzy Ohio wedding

What do you get when you combine amazing candid shots, beta fish centerpieces, amazing balloon art, a sexy car cake, and a super cool photo booth? You get Mackenzie and Sydney’s glamorous, glitzy, and totally fun Ohio wedding. Don’t miss the bride’s fab long-sleeve gown, the succulents in her bouquet, the floral lapels on the groom’s suit(!), and the confetti-filled balloons.

It's a PowerHockey love story with vintage details, Native American traditions, & some Nightmare Before Christmas

It’s a PowerHockey love story with vintage details & some Nightmare Before Christmas

Selena and Josh first met during a PowerHockey tournament in Detroit. For those unfamiliar with the sport, PowerHockey is similar to floor hockey, but all the players play in power wheelchairs. Josh was one of the players, and Selena was an assistant to one of his teammates. When Selena and Josh met, they immediately clicked and shared a lot of laughs.They eventually reconnected a while later, this time for good.