These two brides celebrated a sunflowery rustic wedding (with an extra special reading)
Sunflowers, DIYed details, and a lot of red to celebrate a special little guy who left them too soon are some highlights from this gorgeous rustic wedding. There were some amazing moments in this wedding like the advice about watching the guests at the reception and their awesome ceremony entrance. But the reading they chose for the ceremony takes the cake for us. Just wait until you read it.
Hang on tight for dinosaur skellies, kitteh shoes, and a first dance under a T-Rex
You must see this Jewish wedding surrounded by dinosaurs at the Houston Museum of Natural Science in Houston, Texas. Samantha and Matt are Californians originally from Houston, and they held their wedding in their home city. Things not to miss: the ceremony overlooking the dino skellies in the Paleontology Hall, the Charlotte Olympia cat shoes (cat ladies unite!), and the first dance underneath a T-Rex. The tablescapes were all different, with moss and grass in terrarium glass bells. You may drool over their macaron-covered cake, too.
You have to see this bride’s tuxedo outfit AND their little girl ring bearer in a dapper suit
One look at this bride’s Bianca Jagger-inspired mini white tuxedo-style romper, and you’ll be jumping for joy just as much as she is! Pair that with her sweet groom, ADORABLE little girl ring bearer in a dapper suit, and a tale told by the bride’s bestie who helped plan it all, and you’ll see why this pair belongs in front of your eyeballs. Don’t miss the awesome “Life is Beautiful” backdrop.
This is what happens when two park rangers get married in Maine’s fall colorsplosion
How perfect is a crisp autumn day in Maine for a park ranger wedding? Josh and Toni are both national park rangers, and they managed to score near-peak fall color for their wedding in Maine last October.
I’ve got a couple things here I really want you all to notice. First, let’s talk about those adorable pinecone cake toppers. This is a DIY no-brainer right here. The pinecones are even wearing tiny little ranger hats, areyoukiddingme!