I featured Abigail & Michael’s DIY, photoboothy wedding a while back on the old Rock ‘n Roll Bride, yet I have since discovered a plethora of many many more gorgeous pictures – and it’s only fair to share share share!
I love the Bride’s dress and style- its so cute and fun and sparkly! It is actually a prom dress and only cost $470!
The couple tried to do everything themselves – from the food to the flower arrangements, bouquets, boutonnieres, centerpieces, guestbook, decorations, bar, signature drinks, music playlists, favors and programs (Phew!)
Credit: Shea Roggio and Flickr
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