This marriage started off with a rattle and their photographer was there to capture it all.
On the way to their reception, Jonny and Laura Loretz made a quick pit stop at their favorite hiking trail to sneak in a photo shoot with their photographer Maddie Mae Wilbur. The couple was only 50 feet from the parking lot when a rattlesnake came OUT OF NOWHERE and bit Johnny in the leg.
A park ranger just so happened to be driving by, so the trio desperately waved to get his attention.
"Sweet Charlie is this bride's beloved dog. He has a brain tumor and is on his last few days on this planet. He used up all of his energy before the wedding and didn't have the strength to make it back up the aisle - so the maid of honor scooped him up and carried him. She's 5'3". He's 80 pounds. There isn't enough mascara in the world for these moments." -JenDz
Back in April the groom's sister, Ali sent Swift a heart-wrenching letter telling the pop princess that Max wed Kenya in the hospital so their dying mother wouldn't miss out on the experience. Max and his mother even danced to Swift's "Blank Space" for their mother-son dance before his mother passed soon thereafter.
After months of coordinating with Ali, T. Swift went to the Brant Beach Yacht Club in Brant Beach, New Jersey and crashed Max Singer and Kenya Smith's wedding.
Harvey's Supermarket in Albany, Ga. ended up being the unexpected, though perfect setting for two lovebirds to tie the knot. Mary and Larry Tinson reunited at Harvey's Supermarket where they originally met four years ago on Thanksgiving when they were looking for last-minute recipe additions, to get married. Congrats to these two!
Shi Jaramillo and Patrick Reetz decided to break the mold of the stereotypical engagement photo shoot by hiding a body together in Austin's Zilker Park, Texas. The "body" was a life-size doll named Jorge, who was carefully wrapped up in a garbage bag.
"What is the most trustworthy thing to do with your significant other?" Jarmillo said. "To have to hide a body together. You kind of get tired of seeing the same old pictures on Facebook and we didn't want to be stereotypical."
"Yesterday, my husband and I could legally get married in Wisconsin," he said. "After our ceremony (and staying to witness several others) we stopped in last night for dinner to celebrate."
Graham and his husband went to Transfer Pizzeria & Cafe on Mitchell Street with some friends to celebrate. But the end of the meal brought an unexpected wedding gift.
"When the check came, our server, Melissa, told us that our bill had been taken care of by the staff."
