MOST UNIQUE?! Wedding Ideas EVER: Top 10 Most MEMORABLE Moments

You seem to contradict yourself in a lot of videos. “No one cares about the first dance” “thought it was so unique they learned a dance”

Took 3 minutes to get to one point.

Maybe keep a tab of what you say to do and not to do because you go back and forth through several videos.

My fiancé and I live in Versailles.
Contrary to most people here, we won’t celebrate our wedding far away in cheaper provinces like the one I come from.
We are getting married in our parish church (flowers are comped, yay !), with the priests we like and see every Sunday.
We found a cute little castle just nearby that’s very cheap and welcoming.
The decor in the main salon is also very impressive, to a point where any addition decorations would be too much. Good news : it’s cheaper.

Since the location is unusual, the theme was obvious : it’s 17th century Versailles.
Contrary to the French habit, there will be no video presenting the bride and groom to the other side of the family. We’ll have a photo album instead to keep things more realistic (photography was invented in the 19th century, not the 17th, I know…).

I don’t like champagne and our guests can’t drink too much since most of them are driving, so we’ll have cocktails and mocktails instead for the cocktail hour.

We don’t really like party dancing, therefore instead of a dancing party, we will do a singing party.
The French singing tradition is plentiful (think : exactly like in Ireland) and lots of songs are well-known, especially among the scouts, military and pilgrims of long pilgrimages (you have to keep yourselves entertained when you walk 25-45 km a day).
As part of our guests won’t know the songs, there will be DIY singing books on every table, we will choose songs that are easy to sing along, and will make our table plan so as to make sure there are good singers at every table to lead the others.
To end the day beautifully, there will be a spectacular final outside (total cost : 200€ of cold flames) but shhhhh… it’s a secret.

Also, French weddings traditionally have several small games in between courses to entertain the guests during dinner, so we will push this to the limit and have lots of original games, including a huge DIY escape-game in the castle’s gardens to break the ice and keep everyone entertained while we do our wedding pictures.

As we want to enjoy our wedding night in peace, there will be no brunch on the Sunday. We’ll meet our closest family members and the bridal party at a café in the gardens of the Versailles palace in the afternoon for some hot chocolate and a piece of cake.

I am riding a horse down the aisle, so the horse drawn carriage is definitely awesome!

Would like more pictures and video to describe what you’re talking about. Some of the stuff features were pretty cool.

Would you be able to provide advice in foreign weddings? I.E. Mexico

I think the horse and carriage might be British thing. 3 of my family members have had it and had bridesmaids etc following in their own.
Also one used port to toast the wedding instead of champagne.
Just found your page tonight. Do you have a catalogue or a book. If not oh boy you should.

We had a bit of a time gap between the ceremony and reception. Catered out for the dinner, but wasn't in the budget for appetizers. So my dad borrowed a popcorn machine! People were able to hang out and snack on popcorn while waiting for grand entrance.

Love the outfit

Where do we watch the behind the scenes for the couple who did the 3D printing cake topper?

Because we're short on time and money, we can't do as many unique things as I initially hoped. But my fiance is from Bosnia and I am choreographing our first dance so that a lot of the steps are influenced by traditional dances from his culture. I also made the color palette the same colors as his country's flag. His family is not able to join for the wedding so I'm doing as much as I can to make him feel like his culture is represented 🥰

My fiancé and I fell in love doing karaoke. I was so nervous and had stage fright at first. He really upped my confidence and over time I started singing to him and having fun with it. He asked me to be his girlfriend at our karaoke spot. He asked me to be his wife at our karaoke spot and we sang together that night. We decided we wanted our djs to be the people who do karaoke at the bar we go to, and we’re having karaoke at our wedding. We’re still doing like a normal dj and music with the dj who does the dance parties, but we’re gonna have like an hour at the end for wedding karaoke. I think that makes our wedding unique and special to us and our love story and I can’t wait.

I was a server with a catering company, so I saw a LOT of weddings in that time. When I think of the most unique thing I saw this is what it was:
An outdoor wedding by a small creek with a few big trees around the area. On the entrance side where the table with a guest book and such was there was also one of the trees. They had tacked on wedding pictures of each generation in order; the couple, parents, grandparents, … y'all, it was a FAMILY TREE. Literally. It was so cute not only in displaying the pictures but to include their family in the day too!

i was a junior bridemaid for my aunt’s wedding back in the day… didnt remmbered much but i definitely remmbered the horse drawn carriage she had!! will be using one for my wedding as well!!

where that movie poster come!?

Last wedding I was in featured a s'mores bar. They custom built a little wooden bar with some mini propane heaters burried in pretty little rocks. They had a platter of all the s'mores ingredients (including reeses!) and it was a huge hit!! Guests loved it!

I've always wanted to get married at a pool (kind of like when you jump off the cliff into the water) everyone says its the weirdest thing ever

At our vow renewal and reception…were going to have A Fallen Heros table!!! Hubby is a 21 ye military retired veteran and we both have lost friends in the recent wars! We're also going to do a passed loved ones table too and since we will have littles , we're going to cordon off a section and put throw blankets, oversized pillows/nap mats ( courtesy of their parents of coarse ) because we know they won't last till the end , that way they're safe n parents can still jam without annoyingly leaving early , I also mad sure the bathrooms at the venue have diaper change stations and so parents don't have to bring a bag, I'm going to set a small plastic drawers tables( Walmart,already own) and set up diaper caddy (again I can reuse these or pass then as gifts for newly arriving littles) that are stocked

I love those awards!!

Horse drawn carriage??? Unique???? 🤔

I’m having an alternative wedding – it’s going to be a pirate wedding on October 16th. We rented a pirate ship that I will get married on, hoist our pirate flag, then go off sailing for 2 hours with the guests. Come back and have the reception inside a beach hotel. I didn’t want a typical White dress so I’ll be wearing a pirate outfit with a belly dance tribal style long skirt and a fancy corset and undershirt with long puffy sleeves, a dagger, and a old pistol. My fiancé has a big fancy pirate coat, hat, sword, etc. Guests are encouraged to dress up too so that has everyone excited. The flower girl won’t throw flowers instead she will hand us the rings but she will be in a mermaid tail (I still need to measure her for her tail I am making it for her). I don’t have a wedding planner but I probably should have gotten one. It is a lot of stuff to tackle but I’m having fun with it!