(above: table setting and invitation, Country Living magazine)
Halloween isn't just for kids anymore. More and more adults are embracing all things Halloween - - - even their weddings. [check out some couples who said "I Boo" on Halloween: Tara & Mark and Heather & Steve]
(above: fa-boo-lous feast: this is no ordinary buffet, Better Homes and Gardens magazine)
Although the world expects us to do certain things in certain ways, I realize that some people are just not cut out to do things in ordinary ways and answer to a calling of their own vision. Some couples have therefore decided to make their favorite holiday their wedding day (and hence forth, their anniversary).
(above: wedding attire and parting shot: - groom, bride, mother of the bride, guest, Country Living magazine)
Glowing candles, grinning pumpkins and a moonlit night are a few great beginnings to a Halloween wedding. You don’t want campy and wacky but a ceremony that is both serious and a reception that is a testament to your fun-loving nature.
(above: centerpiece with dry ice , bloody martini, guest book and invitation, Better Homes and Gardens)
Consider adding some polish to this special night, here are some tabletop ideas that pair a touch of elegance with pure Halloween fun.
(above: table setting, favors and spooky house groomsmen cake, Country Living magazine, Martha Stewart magazine and Women's Day magazine)
For the couple who loves Halloween, these ghoulish gifts by Bethany Lowe Designs are sure to be a scream for the bride and groom who embrace the spirit of the season.
(above: halloween cake plate on pedestal, $47.50; halloween candlesticks,set of 2,$32.50; halloween cup & saucer,$16.50; halloween plate,$32.00; halloween platter,$42.50; Bayberry Cove).
Friday, October 12, 2007
A Halloween Wedding: It's a Boo-tiful thing
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LOVE IT! I'm such a nut for all things Halloween. :D The party looks wicked. :) Thanks so much for the eye candy!
How CRAZY?!!! Thanks for the feature; I love out of the box weddings.
Love to you this weekend, Sarah!
I love the Bloody Martinis, but what's the red stuff trickling down the rim of the glasses? Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you.
Hey Allison thanks for stopping by, pretty wicked, right?!?! I've never been to Halloween wedding, but would love to...
K - I didn't realize how sleek and sophisticated a Halloween weddings could be! With a few of these details a Halloween wedding can be down right fab-boo-lous!
Have a great weekend. Don't forget Monday is Blog Action Day. Can't wait to see your "green board"
Hi Kathrin, I love the bloody rimmed martinis also. According to Better Homes and Gardens, the red "stuff" around the glass is called red decorating icing writing gel.
Here's the link to the recipe: http://www.bhg.com/recipes/recipedetail.jsp?recipeId=R105354
I'm not sure what brand BH&G used but here's the link to Wilton's writing gel: http://www.wilton.com/store/site/product.cfm?id=3E30D92D-475A-BAC0-5E58AE4E7DFABD2E
Hi Sarah! Love it! I am having a Halloween party for my daughter and this provides alot of inspiration! I will be back again to show her the pics. Thanks!
Fun photos and ideas, another great post!!
The ideas you've shown on your website are brilliant! You put a lot of care and talent into your work - thanks for sharing it online. I originally came to your blog looking for Halloween party ideas, but I stayed to look at the rest. Thanks again!
Nice post! Thanks for sharing!
The invitation card itself is scary already and as well as the bouquet. If I will be invited I might have the doubt, though the creativity and fashion is there. So where could be the honeymoon then?
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