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    December 28, 2012

    A bouquet made of Kale

    From a Website named Offbeat Bride, one Kansas City couple's wedding. As described by Amber the bride:

    "I wore a custom-designed eco-friendly hemp-silk corset dress with black lace sleeves and skirt panels. We had no bridesmaids, groomsmen, or flowers (my bouquet was made of kale). Our theme was bats; I wore a bat necklace, my friend Emily made us a pair of beautiful his-and-hers framed bat prints, and bats decorated our invitations and RSVP card, seating chart, venue walls, and more."

    And it goes on. 

     

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