Idées de mariage - Kitschy

December is officially here and we're pretty sure the holiday party train has already started chugging. These shindigs can run the gamut from kitschy and ridiculous to super formal and elegant, so it's best to be armed with a beauty plan of attack for all scenarios.

Looking at this wedding is like being transported into a 1950s-era South Seas movie set. From dapper-as-hell, perfectly cut suits (floral! metallic! bold colors! our hearts!), kitschy tchotchkes from their home, milk glass planters, vintage ceramic figurines, antique cameo brooches, there is so much to take in.

They were married at Ridge Farm in Sussex and had a wedding that felt quirky, fun and full of love. Tamsyn and Tom served pizza at dinner, tacos during the evening and decorated the tables with kitschy figurines that they'd collected from charity shops themselves.

It's hard to find charming hand-made flower decoration. In my opinion, most of them look kitschy and falsely. I tried to make some myself, but the ones I created didn't look like flowers at all. Maybe it's because of my lack of talent, but it could be caused by wrongly prepared tutorials too.

The holidays, they encroach. Like the engagement ring commercials in November, the over-the-top recipes of my favorite hero of kitsch, Charles Pheonix, start popping up all over the internet and morning TV shows. If you haven't heard of Charles Phoenix, maybe you have heard of his chermpumple - the turducken of desserts?

I am a sucker for a retro Hawaiian-themed event. Blame it on my third-grade obsession with all things Gidget and Beach Blanket Bingo, but kitschy tiki is just the funnest party ever in my book. Here is a collection of retro beach decor that doesn't stray too far into "tourist cheesy" territory (it is your wedding after all).

I absolutely adore this paper company. Their wedding invites are modern, fun, and just the right amount of kitschy. If I were having a lodge-style wedding, this invitation above would 100% be what I would choose. It features a retro photo finish combined with a totally modern monogram.

Happy Monday, you guys! Let's start the week off on the right foot with Laureen + Seth's awesomely executed DIY wedding in Hood River, Oregon. Not only did these two pull off a beautiful, handmade celebration (described by the bride as vintage + natural but not overly kitschy or rustic), but they did so from [...]

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The iconic Madonna Inn in San Luis Obispo, California, was the perfect setting for Jasmine and Kyle's retro wedding in August. They wanted their wedding to reflect the 50s and 60s - an era that they both love - as well as to be colourful, pastel, kitschy and easy-going.

Wil and Sah's Chippenham wedding was in two parts. They had their legal ceremony at the register office, followed by another ceremony for all their friends and family at their reception venue, The Old Road Tavern, their local pub.... Oh and their officiant was Batman!

Shannon and Mark's Byron Bay wedding had a 60s influence with just a touch of kitsch. The bride wore a custom made dress with a full blue skirt and a polka dot veil. "The night Mark and I met we danced, drank a lot, ran amok and had thumb war battles", she said.

Riley and Michelle's wedding was inspired by their own states and style, they love everything that's a bit fun and different so the most important thing to them was that their day was not boring or plain! "We take a special interest in 60s and 70s culture so we tried to incorporate that into our day", said the bride.

The Offbeat Bride: Meredith-Gray, Hair Stylist Her offbeat partner: Eric, Software Developer via PhD in Chemistry Date and location of wedding: The Georgetown Stables in Seattle, Washington , - October 25, 2015 We love older buildings and vintage, kitschy decor, and we wanted the venue to have an eclectic, cozy vibe.

UK couple Ashley and Matt booked the Belle Epoque Brasserie in Knutsford, Cheshire for their nuptials and upped the fun factor with an Adventure Time and Krispy Kreme cake, Spitfire planes as wedding favors, and tattoo-themed table settings. We love us some wedding fashion, too, and it's even more exciting when the guests are just as chic and kitschy as the couple!