Balls

Decor Idea: Glass balls.

Bouquet

Who ever said bouquets couldn't be perfect and tiny?

Ruffles

Dress Idea: Ruffles.

Coney

Wedding Destination: Coney Island.

Parachute

Check out this couple's idea to bring a giant parachute to their wedding (and hot dogs and donuts)!

Bakery

This is a totally crazy idea, but could be SO much fun: Have your reception in a large bakery's seating area. Make sure the bakery has glass windows looking in on the kitchen (like Georgetown Cupcakes' DC Cupcakes, on TLC). Ask your cake bakers if they can decorate your cake WHILE the reception is going on, so people can watch!

Z

Z is for Zeppoli--a wonderful, tasty dessert idea.

Y

Y is for Yacht--a great place for a rehearsal dinner.

X

X is for Xylophone: Unique musical accompaniment for your ceremony, and even more darling if a child is playing.

W

W is for Wagon. Pull a baby "flower girl" down the aisle on a red wagon filled with flowers.

V

V is for Valentine. Incorporate old traditions of Valentine's Day in a February wedding, like modeling your invitations after vintage valentine cards.

U

U is for Use. Choose items from your wedding that you can reuse afterward, like lace napkins, glassware, benches, artwork, and vases.

T

T is for Tangrams. Remember these Chinese puzzles? What a great favor idea, for guests or kids.

S

S is for Sandcastle. If you are getting married on the beach, hire someone to build you an elaborate sandcastle to use as your "altar."

R

R is for Raincoats. If it's supposed to rain on your wedding day, be prepared with colorful raincoats and boots. It will make for great pictures, especially over a wedding dress!

Q

Q is for Quail. Serve something more unique than the usual chicken, fish or steak.

P

P is for Pie. Have pie bar, where guests can choose their own flavor. Include recipes.

O

O is for Oboe. This is an underutilized instrument. Instead of flutes or harps, choose something unique for your ceremony music solos.

N

N is for Napkins. They don't have to be white. They don't have to be cotton.

M

M is for Map. A wonderful gift for a new bride? A framed vintage map of the city where she and her groom met.

L

L is for Lollipop. Set up a lollipop candy bar, complete with lollipops of all shapes, sizes and colors.

K

K is for kaleidoscope. What a unique favor idea (a custom one, perhaps)?

J

J is for Jars. Use jars to hold flowers, serve drinks, present favors, and hold candy in a candy bar. You can find them in all kinds of beautiful colors, shapes and sizes.

I

I is for... Forgetting Ice Sculptures. They are overdone. Instead, commission an artist to create a permanent sculpture for you and your groom in stone or clay. Display this at your wedding and keep it forever.