439IV - Ivory Avalon Dress - Gothic, romantic, steampunk clothing from The Dark Angel. This has to be the most beautiful dress in our range.
The Avalon dress has a corset style bodice made from a beautiful, ornate brocade. The bodice is fully boned to each seam. Attached to the bodice is a skirt that is made from meters and meters of matching shot Chiffon, that falls in deep drapes and a long sweeping train. Under the layers of Chiffon is a layer of gathered satin, the same satin fully lines the bodice. The back of the bodice fastens with satin ribbons through tiny eyelets. Please Note: This dress is available in standard sizes but we hold very limited stocks.
Amber & Matt's irreverent and elegantly gothy wedding. The Offbeat Bride: Amber, chef (and cookbook author) Her offbeat partner: Matt, sales engineer for a technology company Date and location of wedding: A swanky penthouse loft atop a historic building in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. — September 8, 2012 What made our wedding offbeat: Our ceremony and reception were both held on the penthouse floor of a historic building in downtown Kansas City, Missouri.
I wore a custom-designed eco-friendly hemp-silk corset dress with black lace sleeves and skirt panels. We had no bridesmaids, groomsmen, or flowers (my bouquet was made of kale). Niamh & Jonathan's rustic victorian fall fest wedding. You got a sneak peek of this wedding in the post last Friday about the fantabulous Midwest photographer, Kate Sommers.
Then you got another sneak peek in the Monday Montage. Aaaand my parents got married in Rochester, MN in autumn too! Awwww …. Harry Potter Wedding Theme - Harry Potter Theme Wedding. Two incredible weddings featuring Harry Potter elements.
We're obsessed with these two amazing Hogwarts-inspired weddings! Pulling off a theme wedding is difficult — especially when it comes to Harry Potter. Harry Potter Wedding Theme. Repost because i LOVE this wedding. Alternative Bride. DIY Folk Beach Wedding. Larissa & Red's Game-filled, Art Centre Wedding. The Offbeat Bride: Larissa, medieval graduate student extraordinaire Her Offbeat Partner: Red, IT Professional Location & date of wedding: Registry Office (wedding), Arts Centre (reception), Colchester, UK — 19 December 2008 What made our wedding offbeat: Neither one of us wanted to plan a wedding, really, but we also wanted to give our family and friends an opportunity to celebrate our marriage with us on the day.
We were on a really limited budget, since one of us is a jobless graduate student, but we also wanted to be able to provide our guests with a really great night. We saved loads by opting for a Registry Office ceremony (we just had to pay the cost of getting married), and we had our reception in the local Arts Centre. We didn't care about things like chair covers or cutlery, so instead we left the chairs bare and served only food that could be eaten with one's hands.
The bride & groom & some hungry, hungry hippos. Care to share a few vendor/shopping links? Simone & Daryl's Australian garden wedding. The offbeat bride: Simone, Customer Service (and OBT member "Monie") Her offbeat partner: Daryl Child Care Worker Location & date of wedding: Foxglove Spires Garden, Tilba Tilba N.S.W Australia — October 31st 2009 What made our wedding offbeat: My husband and I were married on Halloween this year, much to everyones surprise I wore white (everyone was expecting me to wear black so I guess that's offbeat for me in itself).
There were Converse chucks, a lolly buffet, Polaroid guest book and transformers cuff links; little touches that although have been used many times before, really reflected the personality and feel of our bridal party. Our ceremony was totally us, we walked down the aisle together, we wrote our own vows and our celebrant wrote a fantastic introduction of the history of our relationship which got a lot of laughs and some surprising (almost) tears from guests. Chrissy & Danny's double wedding (part two): victorian, british countryside, high-tea wedding.
We showed you the first part of Chrissy & Danny's mind-blowingly gorgeous double wedding in Thailand.
Now here is the scoop on their second wedding at a hotel in London. In typical London fashion it was filled with high-tea and croquet. -Coco. Joanne & Brian's gothic and glamorous castle wedding. Last Monday, I showed you a couple who had an owl as a ring bearer.
That was just a mini preview of Joanne & Brian's amazing gothic wedding. They blew the budget and totally did it up, with a fantastic gothic reception including disco in the dungeon! -Coco. Marina & Adam's vintage circus, crafty, kid-friendly wedding. Stacey & Jarrod's offbeat lite Aussie park wedding. We've had specific requests for an Australian/New Zealand theme week, so we've found some Down Under favorites.
This time we've got a bride on a mission to find her perfect dress and perfect budget in South Australia. -Catherine Photos by Pamela Graham. Real Weddings: Global. My themeless wedding: proving you don't need a theme to get hitched. Nobody believes me when I tell them I don't have a wedding theme.
Conversations go something like this… Them: "But you're going to, right? "Me: "Nope. Can't really think of a single thing that would really capture all our interests in one go. "Them: "Oh, so you're gonna have, like, several themes then! " Now, I'm pretty sure this has more to do with others' perceptions of "proper wedding planning," and much less to do with some sort of mysteriously themed and color-coordinated life that I've been leading without realizing it. Erica & Erin's decadent, artistic, feminine, fantasy, winery wedding.
Yay! Lenny & Mark's handfasting and dancing castle wedding. Both Lenny's fantabulous bridespaint AND their cat invites were featured previously, and with good reason. Read on for the rest of their lovely story. Claire & Stevie's Sydney meets Edinburgh garden wedding. The offbeat bride: Claire, Architect Her offbeat partner: Stevie, Sailmaker Date and location of wedding: Kirknewton Stables, Edinburgh, UK — July 13, 2011 What made our wedding offbeat: I never dreamt about being a bride like other girls, so Stevie and I started from scratch with how we wanted the day to be. My black and white dress was a huge secret (only my mum and bridesmaids knew) and everyone gasped when I walked into the garden.
I never wear white, so it seemed ridiculous I would wear white on our wedding day. Tell us about the ceremony: Juliet Wilson, our humanist celebrant, encouraged and guided the writing of our personalized vows. Claire: I vow to strive to make you happy at every moment. Our old friend Sarah read a beautiful story that she wrote about how Stevie and I met in Edinburgh and our time together there.