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An Evening Under The Stars – Maria & Sam

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Today I get to share with you the rad wedding of Maria & Sam from What The F4 Photography.. They both met through friends at Roller Derby.

“I spotted Sam’s tattoos and beard and thought he looked interesting. He won me over with his sense of humour and big heart.. For Sam I think it was my tattooed thighs!”

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I don’t have a creative bone in my body! This is when the little independent shops and Etsy came in handy! Being able to have our wedding reception on a boat with Halloween decorations made it fun and very special.

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As I was able to design my dress with Sophie Creed of Ears and Whiskers at Hubbard’s Cupboard from scratch, I didn’t really have to take too much into consideration. The only this I was adamant about was that I didn’t want lace or any other kind of sleeves – It was important that I was able to be me and show my ink off! 

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Marry Me Ink’s 2014 Bride – Want To Take A Part In The Next Saga?

View More: http://clairebasiuk.pass.us/bloorSagas Of A Tattooed Bride – Swamps & Matt Got Married. Copyright Claire Basiuk

That’s right, Marry Me Ink is looking for a new bride for 2014 to be the next Saga after the awesome Swamps.

If you weren’t here last year, then where were you? Swamps treated the lovely readers of Marry Me Ink to monthly instalments of all the trials and tribulations that go into planning the perfect day.

aaronemily_final_077A Monochrome, Kangaroo Ground Wedding – Emily & Aaron. Copyright Lakshal Perera 

There are no limitations on becoming Marry Me Ink’s next real bride, all we need is you to be getting married between August and December of 2014 (with still some wedding planning to do) and that you’ll be showing off your tattoos on your wedding day, just as all the brides Marry Me Ink features do!

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Whether you’re having a civil partnership, church, restaurant or a town hall wedding, Marry Me Ink wants to hear from you! All you have to do is email Rachael@marrymeink.co.uk with this info..

1. Make the subject of the email “Marry Me Ink’s 2014 Bride”.
2. Attach photos of you and your fiancé in the emails, and your tattoos (If not visible in the couple photo)
3. Give a brief story (one to two paragraphs) on how you met & how your significant other proposed.
4. Let me know the date you’re getting married!
5. Tell me WHY you think you’d make a great bride to follow in 2014.
6. Hit SEND!

4-LeonJessicaWedding-48A Thrift And Homespun Wedding – Jess & Leon. Copyright Christine Lim Photography

Then, with the power of Facebook, there will be an online vote to help select the next bride in the saga with the help of your friends, family and other Marry Me Ink readers! You have until Friday the 24th of January to get your emails in! And on Monday the 27th, the entrants will be up for everyone to choose! 

Here’s to 2014!

A Wine Bar And Bistro Wedding In Ohio – Johnna & Will

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Today I get to share with you Johnna & Will’s wedding that took place at Cork’s Wine Bar & Bistro in Ohio with fabulous photography from Meghan G Photography

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We met when a mutual friend invited us on a day trip to Put-In-Bay.  We locked eyes and hated each other instantly. At one point during the day we were arguing in front of a group of total strangers, but by the end of the day we were laughing and holding hands.  We’ve been together ever since.

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It was really important to us to keep the entire event true to us.  There were so many little details that we included such as using a Dr. Seuss poem in place of a prayer or religious reading during our ceremony.

“We each had a deceased grandparent that meant a lot to us so we each wore an heirloom of theirs during the ceremony. His was his grandfather’s pocket watch and mine was my grandmother’s wedding rings.”

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A Skull Filled, Black And White Wedding In Milwaukee – Sarah & Jon

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“Unbeknownst to me, for 2 years he had been folding 1,000 origami cranes for me. He only worked on it while I was at school or work. As the legend goes, if you fold 1,000 cranes, your wish would come true. 1,000 cranes is also a common wedding gift in China to wish a thousand years of happiness and prosperity upon the couple.”

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I love Sarah’s story of how Jon proposed to her on her birthday in 2011. As well as being a magician, bartender,, graphic designer, balloon animal maker, punk rock music enthusiast and many more, he is also an origami artist. 

“We made all of the white cranes for the backdrop, Jon held an origami 101 class and taught me and my girls how to fold them and we made a night of it.”

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