All young couples endeavor to make their wedding ceremony special and extraordinary.
This desire leads a lot of couples to plan a theme for the focus of the revelry.
Sometimes, this is a good idea.
Sometimes things turn sour.
Here are some wedding themes better left off the list of options.
Hunting/Redneck Wedding Both partners enjoy camping outside, sitting still in turkey blinds, and wearing camouflage.
They should have a close relationship and entertaining life together sharing their hobby.
However, there is a time and place for such things.
The wedding reception should never include arms or decoys.
In 40 years, do you truly want to enlighten your grandson or daughter why Grammy was wearing camping gear to tie the knot? Your wedding event ought to be wondrous and enduring.
Keep the campfire for the honeymoon.
Vampire Wedding Myriad women, and some men, find the vampire genre sensual and romantic.
Even for those of you part of this contingent, there are a long list of reasons you shouldn't include your passion for Dracula in your reception.
For beginners, it has saturated society.
Vampires are all over the place in our time, so this theme really doesn't make your wedding special.
Next, it means death.
In recent times, the movie sector has romanticized many a vampire's long-lasting passion.
But vampires also drink human blood to feed.
Few things say romance like a corpse.
Clown Wedding In the likely event that you aren't fifth generation in a clown family and you are about to run away with a big-name circus, avoid the face-paint and water-squirting flower.
This theme actually is not as funny as you may think.
Foodie Wedding Some pairs want to include how they met initially into their big day.
However, if you met at a big chain burger restaurant, skip this theme.
Do you really want your wedding tuxedo and dress to exude the smell of fryer grease? Medieval/Pirate Wedding Sure, people will sell you plenty of romance stories set in knight-in-shining-armor times, or a sword-wielding, swashbuckling tale, but the reality is, neither of those periods were romantic.
Women were abused, the males toiled even more than today, and people's hygiene was very, very bad.
If you omit the ugly parts and simply include the romantic details of the time, it just seems cheesy, and no one wants that for their wedding event.
Cartoon Wedding If you truly manage to convince members of your wedding party to dress up as Mickey or Garfield, they will most likely not forgive you for all time to come.
Who wants to initiate their future with the best man and bridesmaids hurling curses at them from beneath the big foam head? Geek Wedding This heading includes Star Wars, Star Trek, video games, and any other theme from the category of science fiction.
Certainly, you know an assortment of fellow geeks.
Yet it's very likely that the majority of invitees are not among them.
So, they won't get your inside jokes and certainly won't appreciate the fantastic costumes.
Instead of being an homage to geek romance, your big event will merely be a huge, confusing mess.
Instead, throw a less unusual wedding, and enjoy a Star Trek movie marathon as part of your honeymoon.
Naked Wedding Don't even think about it! Just no.
Always a bad option.
Don't forget that although you plan your party to be unique, remember to take your guests into account.
Select a theme that everyone can handle.