Kids at Heart Wedding Fun.

Okay, how fun is this couple, Lenore & Andrew??


Not only did they get married on a flippin PLAYGROUND but the bride had purple hair, there were hand made coloring pages at each table, and a LEGO brick cake! Dude. I had to reattach my jaw by the time I read/saw all the details of this wedding.


I love felt flower bouquets!
Did I mention they slid down the slides after saying their vows? Yep. I think I need to meet these two.

(via Offbeat Bride)

Graphic Nudity.

During my almost daily perusal of Offbeat Bride I saw the above amazingly interactive 8 bit wedding invite and the below blissfully Naked Fruit save the date! (which I visit not because of an obsession over weddings but because I am addicted to offbeat stuff!) If you pull the ribbon on the rad Nintendo invitation a little 8 bit bride and groom pop out of the pipe! Wowza.


Photo by Patrick Wright via Offbeat Bride
I would love to see my friends and family receive this save the date! Majority of them would be scandalized... which i kinda love.

I'd Say Yes.

amazing.


amazing².

Angela and Ithyle's engagement is perfection and her "doodle" is just. wow. (The blog I found these on... you should check it out.)

LEGOs + Adults

“making the simple complicated is commonplace; making the complicated simple, awesomely simple, that’s creativity.” Charles Mingus

This masterpiece was created for Dublin's Boys and Girls advertising agency by ABCG Architecture & Design. How could you nod off during a meeting at this "playful but not juvenile" table? To make it even better, it was put together brick by brick just like kids would do (with no glue!). Now if only I had 22,742 LEGOs I could build a table for myself! I really hope the hole in the middle contains one of those fabric bags full of LEGOs...

(via Inhabitat)

Video Signatures.

Nita & Rehan's Hello Message Booth from Hello Super 8 on Vimeo.

A much better idea than the pointless (in my opinion) wedding guest book!

(via Offbeat Bride)

Pimple Free School Photos.

You need to go check out this: Traditional School Portraits with a Twist.
After two photographers,Samantha Harvey and Anna Brooks were told by the head teacher that they could only photograph one child and only the back of that child's head, they responded with Class Portraits.
Although I don't have any of the photos to show you (because I don't have permission but you can find them by clicking any link in this post) I like what they have done because A. I am getting my teacher's certification, B. I love photography, and C. it makes me smile and ponder.

"The ethical issues and paranoia surrounding the laws of photographing children in today’s society are confusing and – some would say – farcical,” says Brooks in a statement. We hope people will be amused by the pictures,” adds Harvey. But we also wanted to challenge people and ask at what point will the photography of children be completely forbidden?"British Journal of Photography

Now go look!

(via Peta Pixel and British Journal of Photography)