Wedding Ideas - Creepy #2

Inicio / Belleza / Maquillaje / Manicura comestible: ¡llena tus uñas de chocolate! Estamos ante la enésima locura vista en el mundo beauty. Sí, decorar las uñas con chocolates no es algo propio de un sueño 'creepy' sino una tendencia de lo más real.

Happy Friday, babes! Yes! The weekend is nigh and we for one are a little over hyped about the whole Halloween thing! Pumpkins are carved, sweets have been bought and my hubby may or may not have borrowed a smoke machine and creepy green lights...

Jenaya and Benjamin's wedding was inspired by their venue, Kachess Ridge Resort, a private hire rustic log cabin. "Our theme was log cabin meets creepy romantic", said the groom. The ceremony was held in the main living room of the cabin. "We had our dear friend officiate and he offered his love with challenges and blessings.

When it comes to Valentines gifts, there's nothing quite like something personalised. Whether its a mug with your pet name for each other on, phone case with their face on (I secretly kind of love how creepy this idea is!) or beautiful photo canvas prints of your favourite snaps together to hang on your bedroom wall.

Do you have your Halloween costumes ready? Why don't you surprise everybody and try something untypical this time? As last year and the year before I made some creepy, hair-raising monster costumes, this year I'm gonna be a snail ;) Yes, I mean it.

I was working the day-shift as a "dancer" in a very high-class gentlemen's club downtown. The daytime girls were different than the nighttime girls; we weren't there for the drunken buddies, bikers or creepy wandering perverts. We were the girls next door, America's sweethearts -- classy and sassy but well-behaved.

Halloween 2014 was the date that Chynna and Reginald said "We do". They were married at Morris Chapel in Stockton, California. "The inspiration for our wedding was anything and everything glamorous and creepy", explained the bride. "Our colours were plum, gold and black. We incorporated a perfect mix of black lace with 90s slasher film awesomeness."

Boo! It's Halloween tomorrow, so we're dedicating our content today to everything creepy and kooky, mysterious and spooky... and altogether ooky (as the Addams Family would say). Starting with this deliciously eerie editorial by SBB Directory members, Tesoro Weddings. Featuring gowns by local designers, Gelieft Couture, it explores both darkness and light with a black swan/white swan pairing of dresses.

If your wedding has an element of the creepy about it ( Halloween wedding? Horror wedding? TV-inspired wedding?), perhaps this Stranger Things garland is the ceremony or reception backdrop you need. You can even snag a custom set of letters to spell out your name, wedding hashtag, or a message from the Upside Down.

Once we chose our venue, I totally stalked it. Seriously, if you have gotten married at Smith Barn in the last five years and there is photographic proof on the internet, I have seen it. Maybe I'm a little creepy, but I strongly suggest doing this for your venue!

Finding just the right songs for the dances at your reception can be difficult. No tunes about break-ups, dysfunctional relationships, or just plain creepy love songs with your new spouse. And certainly no romantic songs, full of yearning and longing with your dear old dad.

We've already introduced some gorgeous and FREE fonts that you can use for your DIYed wedding invitations, but this time around we're giving some love to our couples planning Halloween weddings. We've got creepy fonts, horror movie-inspired fonts, and gothically delicious fonts for all types of Halloween-themed weddings.

Especially during October, a haunted tour can mean some delightfully creepy fun. While on your autumn honeymoon, check one of these out if you want a spooky evening out! Of course, keeping in mind that one person's scary is another person's cheesy, all of these cities offer ghost tours that are informative and entertaining.

Katie and Christopher dropped just $1000 on their amazing wedding. They hosted it in their own home, the bride bought her dress online and the reception décor was put together by the couple themselves. They had a bubble machine on the ceiling, costume accessories, creepy mannequins, sparklers and black silk petals.

by DIY Bride on 26.01.2015 - 07:11 PM I've looked at the images from this wedding several times trying to figure out why I'm connecting to it so deeply. (I hope that doesn't sound creepy!)