You do whatever it takes for your wedding to be the best that it can be, no matter how weird/strange/funny it can really become. But who cares? You just want to reminisce in the coming years, by looking at your weird wedding photos, the day you said “I do.”

Weddings should be memorable. If you think the best place to wed is underwater or under the tree dressed in Star Wars costumes, then be it. Do it.

Here are some funny wedding photos I found online. These may give you few wedding ideas if you are thinking of marrying soon.
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A report of a second 3-foot-long animal Montauk Monster washing up on a Southold beach has conjured memories of the strange finding of the same Montauk Monster on the East End last summer of 2008. Is this Montauk Monster real or is this just a dead big bulldog? See the photos yourself and decide.

Here is the 2008 photo:

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For the Vietnamese, snakes are a source of good beverage. Vietnam people made sure that a healthy liquor from snakes can be produced with health benefits. They produce the snake wine. According to this site, “The venomous cobra snake used to make Snake wine is preserved to have the snake poison dissolved in the rice wine, but because snake venoms are protein-based they are inactivated by the denaturing effects of ethanol, and no more dangerous, but this makes a healthy liquor with many health benefits.” Convinced? Enjoy the pictures.

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These sculptures made from books are from the Artist Nicholas Galanin. Awesome work! Enjoy some of the book-sculpture photos below.

Bear Mask, Paper: 1100 pages, human hair (2006)

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After the recent successful full face transplant done to Connie Culp, I browsed for the list of first successful transplants ever conducted. I found out from wiki that there are just few of them. Here are some of them in photos:

1905: First successful cornea transplant by Eduard Zirm — Alois Gloger received the first successful cornea transplant.

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