If you visit a lot of wedding blogs like I do (and admit it, you do) all the various looks of the “perfect” wedding tend to blend together. All right, so there’s the “fairy tale” wedding, the gorgeous “spring” wedding, the “beach” wedding, etc. These are probably the most well-known wedding themes for obvious reasons. But hey, maybe you’re more of the unconventional type who strives to be uniquely different from your engaged peers. If you’re already thinking about your wedding day, below are few wedding themes that will definitely make you stand out amongst the rat race:

Retro Theme Wedding
A vintage 40s, 50s or 60s style wedding is an easy and classy way to put a unique spin on a wedding while still looking elegant and chic. Plus, you can save money by making use of old heirlooms, items and flea market gems without paying full price for something brand new.

Silly/Humorous Theme Wedding
For those with an impeccable sense of humor and aren’t afraid to look silly might think of this theme idea as an option. Over at Wedding Theme Idea they mention the craziest wedding theme they ever heard of was a “duck” themed wedding. Another one they mention was a Disney inspired wedding where the groomsmen were dressed like the seven dwarfs. Sure it’s not everyone’s taste to pull off a wacky wedding, but it’ll definitely be rememberable.

Rock/Punk/Offbeat Theme Wedding
If you’re a more alternative minded person a loud/offbeat/punk-ish type wedding might be the one for you. This type of wedding can be beautiful, tasteful and unique without compromising who you are.

Cultural Theme Wedding
A wedding of a different culture is not only beautiful and exotic, it can also highlight all the vastly different ways we celebrate weddings. But a warning: Unless you’re actually apart of that particular culture, you should probably avoid creating a cheap bastardization of it.

Geek Theme Weddings
Say what you will about “geeky” weddings, but getting married via World of Warcraft is definitely something your wedding guests will never forget. Although good luck trying to teach grandma how to log on…