I Now Pronounce you Bride of Frankenstein and Ghost Pirate

Although this is outside the normal scope of the blog, I would be remiss in not mentioning the Halloween costume wedding that my friends had a few years ago. Not only did they manage to have an amazingly cool wedding, but they insisted that everyone - and I mean everyone - wear a costume. Amazingly enough, people actually abided by their wishes - although not without some arm twisting. Not one person showed up without a costume!They held the event at a local club with a light up disco floor, which is where they said their vows. And the cake? Even their cake had a Halloween theme, comlete with orange frosting, skeleton bride and groom, skulls, and tombstones!The best thing about the wedding was that it was fun, and not in that uncomfortable way that other weddings are fun. You're always too worried about how you look or spilling something on your good clothes, and you can't wait to get home so you can change your clothes and relax.

I took the previous photos. But take a look at the following photos taken by the official photographer Matt Robbins. He's an awesome photographer and did a great job. Here are some of my favorite shots and some of my favorite costumes.

The bride of Frankenstein and Ghost Pirate groom stab the wedding cake Swampman and Bride of Swampman were covered in real moss Love the skeleton Jesus with Christmas light crown of thorns It's Ape vs Present in a fight to the death on the disco floor Psycho eyesChinese Hopping Vampires swarm the bride and groom Nice costume Bride goes insane He has no face! The eye patch, the sock garters, oh my! The Hamburgler shares his hamburgers with an uninterested patron The problem with being a present creepy 'stache Funny face fencer