We think transgender visibility and beauty should be celebrated every day, but it’s all the more meaningful to truly celebrate your identity on your wedding day. Create a romantic and joyful atmosphere at your wedding by weaving the transgender pride flag into your décor, or using its soft blue, pink and white colors as your inspiration. HISTORY OF THE TRANSGENDER PRIDE FLAG The transgender pride flag was designed in 1999 by Monica Helms, a trans woman. Helms is a U.S. Naval veteran advocate for trans servicemembers. Her flag was first flown in 2000 at the Phoenix Pride Festival and now hangs ..read more

It's spooky season aka my absolute favorite time of the year, so I couldn't miss an opportunity to do a little online trick-or-treating to gather some hauntingly beautiful items for those who are fellow Halloween enthusiasts. From gothic glam to spectral elegance, we've conjured up a collection of wedding decor to elevate your spook-tacular soirée. Whether you're looking to add just a hint of haunt or go full-on vamp, this roundup is brimming with ideas that'll make your love story the most bewitching tale told under the October moon. This Halloween wedding welcome sign seamlessly marries the ..read more

These camp-themed wedding ideas will instantly transport you to summer fun.  If you were a camp kid (and had a positive experience), it likely instilled a deep love of community and traditions in you as a child — two things that obviously play an integral role in a wedding celebration. Add in the nostalgia factor, and you have a winning formula for a theme.  What we love about camp weddings is that they are easily customizable—take your inspo from cool vintage U.S. National Parks branding, an artsy Moonrise Kingdom aesthetic, or the greens, golds, and tans of the classic Troop Beverl ..read more

Show love to your guests and Mother Nature with eco-friendly wedding favors that are memorable, low-waste, and customizable to your style. Wedding favors are a great way to show appreciation for your guests—the people showing up for you before, during and after your wedding day. But let’s be real, a lot of the time, favors end up getting forgotten on the table, or tossed in the trashcan the next morning, resulting in wasted money, and worst of all more landfill fodder. With a little creativity, it’s possible to show love to Mother Nature and your guests with memorable, low-waste, eco-friendly ..read more

Capture the magic of spring with these beautiful cherry blossom wedding ideas and inspiration. From bouquets to boutonnieres to beautiful table decor, make your special day unforgettable with these stunning ideas! Cherry blossoms are one of the first signs of spring and when you see those pretty pink blooms, you know warmer weather is on the horizon! And though their lifespan is a relatively short window of time, if you're having an early spring wedding, they make for an utterly romantic look. (And if not, there are plenty of other ways to incorporate the bloom year-round!) Check out our round ..read more

January 22, 2023 marks the beginning of the Lunar New Year and the transition from the Year of the Tiger to the Year of the Rabbit — or Cat if you’re following the Vietnamese calendar — and it lasts until February 1st. Kind, confident, and strong, the Rabbit is an impressive animal we can all take note from. Moving toward a goal, like making a commitment in a relationship, the rabbit will not let negativity get them down. The Cat is equally remarkable, just like your typical pet feline, they’re sensitive, cautious, and highly intelligent.  Both animals are worth celebrating on your b ..read more

Wedding traditions have changed drastically over the ages, mainly for the better, but there are still some worth celebrating. One specific, age-old tradition worth honoring is the ketubah at Jewish weddings. Ketubahs have evolved a bit over time, as they’re no longer just a contract for the groom to the bride but a commitment of loyalty to each other. And since this commitment will be displayed in your home, it’s important to find a design that best fits you and your partner’s style. Below, we’ve rounded up unique and creative ketubahs that serve as a symbol of your love for one another but ar ..read more

Spooky season is finally here. While some may equate fall with ghouls and goblins, it’s also a time for elegant gothic styles and celebrating our more morbid curiosities. No matter why you love Halloween, throwing your wedding during this supernatural time gives a fun twist to the standard wedding theme.  If you’re a connoisseur of all things creepy and crawly and want to highlight these motifs during your Halloween-inspired wedding, look no further. We’ve browsed the best Amazon offers, skipping the cheesy decor items to find the chicest and most stylish 10 decorations you’ll want on you ..read more

Weddings are ripe with tradition (some great, others not-so-great), but so many of these traditions are tied to cultures and can be a beautiful nod to the individual roots of the soonlyweds. For many couples, this may include a longstanding tradition that has started to grow once again in popularity: Jumping the Broom. “Over 15 years ago, I was asked to create a ceremonial wedding broom for a former colleague. Of course I’ve heard of Jumping the Broom but I didn’t think anyone still carried out the tradition. I soon after developed a sincere interest in the history of wedding jumping brooms an ..read more

As we know, the wedding industry is extremely heteronormative, and that extends to all of those cute details that surround it: cake toppers, chair signs, bach party decor … the list goes on. You have to either buy two Mr. and Mrs. items and put the appropriate titles together, or you have to scour the web to find same-sex options. And don't even get me started on how little there is out there for nonbinary individuals. This extra legwork is why I created the Love Inc. shop, which is a curation of inclusive wedding products from brands and makers that I've found across the I ..read more