I know that we typically scoff at weddings that lean twards what we consider "ghetto fabulousness", but I thought that this one had a cool theme going for it. Id give anything to know what all of the t-shirts had said.



This little girl is just too cute!!

 
I like the guy on top of the car with the shirt that says "They Met At My Crib" LOL

I liked it

Maybe they were all sitting around and he said "Dude! I'm really feelin' you let's get married this Saturday." And she was like lemme get my gurls together and my cousoin can like really spray up some outfits for us. It will be great!' lol
These are wedding pics that will be loved for YEARS to come. It is really unusual. Am I feeling it? Nope. But to each his own.

Butterbean -- No!
I ain't (yes I said ain't) gonna co-sign this.  What in the world would possess these people?
My best friend attended a wedding where the groom told the bride that the only way that you can get him to the altar is in his Tims. (Timberland boots).
To make a long story short, the bride and bridemaids looked amazing in their traditional wedding gowns. On the other hand the groom and groomsmen wore Turquoise T-shirts, khaki Docker slacks and Tims.
SMH! (Shaking My Head)!

LOL
I just feel that if you're not going to be formal, at least be creative. I thought that this wedding party did just that. I applaud them because its different, definantly a conversation starter and they worked with what they had. It looked like a fun wedding to me for a youthful couple and I don't feel embarrassed for them unlike the infamous outdoor wedding pictures where the bride wore a two-piece with her gut hanging out and the dry, unappetizing icingless cakes sitting on the tables. That was just straight up tacky.
Hopefully they had a friend that hooked them up with the airbrushed Ts, because that isn't cheap.

It looked like a fun wedding to me for a youthful couple.

Very creative!!! What an art of expression you have there in an unussual place like wedding.

what amazing concept....love it
"Two souls with but a single thought, Two hearts that beat as one."