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Wonderland Themed Wedding Photos Are Adorable, A Little Creepy: Just Like Alice in Wonderland

by Susana Polo | 2:32 pm, January 22nd

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That’s right: these aren’t engagement photos. According to Bit Rebels, these are Erin and Matt‘s actual wedding photos, inspired by Alice in Wonderland (with a lot of credit to the Tim Burton adaptation, clearly).

And while the details are certainly lovingly crafted, part of me is most impressed by Erin’s sausage curls. That sort of thing isn’t easy!

Oh, sorry darling, I appear to have gotten makeup on your forehead. Please accept my apologies. And this cat.

Now here’s a gesture that’s actually very appropriate to the old fashioned definition of a marriage ceremony. Paint ‘em red!

(via Bit Rebels.)

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  • Frodo Baggins

    I can’t believe two people actually liked Burton’s wonderland this much (besides jeez, could they have found a more anti-marriage movie?), but God Bless. He’s done enough disappointing adaptations for them to imitate a new one every anniversary. 

  • Adam Whitley

    Now tell us how you REALLY feel about Burton’s adaptations.

  • Frodo Baggins

    I liked Big Fish and Ed Wood. Other than that…

  • Adam Whitley

    Really no nightmare before christmas? sure they hype for it went to insane levels but it was still pretty awesome for a kids film. A kid opened up a severed head for a christmas present!.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001175690204 Mandy Threlfo

    Anti marriage? I don’t think it was against marriage as such…just marriage for reason like class and wealth. 

  • Frodo Baggins

    When the only marriage portrayed in a film is one for reasons like class and wealth, and it’s presented as the standard state of affairs, and it’s flatly rejected by the narrative in favor of business advancement, I’d say yes, the film is critical of that institution. Not that I objecting to such a theme in and of itself, it’s just an odd choice for a wedding.

  • Frodo Baggins

    It was good, and due props to Burton for being the creative progenitor, but he didn’t write or direct. Based on the comparative quality of Corpse Bride and Coraline, I’m inclined to give more credit to Henry Selick.

  • http://twitter.com/NoniDoll Noni Doll

    I don’t care about the critical thinking about how the themes of the film relate – this is a magnificent photo set.

  • Carmen Sandiego

    It’s quite lovely.

  • http://www.facebook.com/Zibbledibbit Jessica Crichton

    Actually, I’ve just spent the last two weeks studying Alice in Wonderland extensivley, and the biggest metaphor in the story (backed up by tons of evidence from both the story itself and Lewis Carroll’s personal beliefs), is that growing up and getting married are like death. So yeah… he’s right. This is a VERY anti-marriage story. That said, awesome wedding! I think everyone should be allowed to marry how they want.

  • Anonymous

    Tim Burton wrote Nightmare Before Christmas. The movie is based in his original poem he wrote. If you really want to call people on things that you don’t like. At least get your facts straight.

  • Rachelle McCoy

    God Coraline was a good movie.  MORE NEIL GAIMAN MOVIE ADAPTATIONS!!!!

  • http://twitter.com/bluebirddaygear Jeff Cox

    …

  • Frodo Baggins

    That’s what I meant by “creative progenitor.” When one refers to whom a movie was “written” by, it means the screenwriter. Like how George Lucas was the creative progenitor for all the Star Wars movies, but didn’t write Empire or Jedi.

  • Anonymous

    It’s a fun, creative, lovely and pretty darned well done way of celebrating a tradition. You might agree with marriage or not, like or dislike Burton and/or the book, but at the very least give the couple props for making this instance their own.

    And yes, Erin’s hair is fabulous! It looked green on my screen in the first picture, which made it even more awesome.

  • http://twitter.com/AlicesWedding Alice In Weddingland

    It’s a great Post and brilliant images. We posted this on our site recently http://www.aliceinweddingland.co.uk Where, guess what ;-) there are quite a few Alice in Wonderland inspired weddings and more.