Dnd wedding ideas

Themed centerpieces for D&D wedding rustic wildflower fantasy wizard table scrolls

"The vision Robert and I had for the wedding was "adventurer's tavern." We're both big tabletop gamers, especially into Dungeons & Dragons. The quintessential beginning of any new adventure game begins in a medieval-esque tavern. That's what every wedding is--embarking on a brand new adventure together for life. So, we channeled that concept in every decision we made. As for the vision for myself, I wanted to feel like I stepped out of an avant-garde wedding magazine."

Here are fun and fabulous unique groom's boutonnieres from colorful and bright ones to some charming and gentle ones.

If you're dreading ye olde "clinking of glasses" when guests want you to smooch during dinner, maybe making them work for it will give you some time to scarf some food before it starts again. Karen and Ian used a little game involving a big, inflatable D20.

Our wedding was VERY unapologetically us. I love books and reading, my husband loves D&D and roleplaying, and we both love puzzles and escape rooms -- so our wedding encompassed all of it. Everywhere we could infuse a bit of flavor to fit these themes, we did. From my bridesmaid's book-bouquets and the groomsmen's d20 boutonnieres, to our wedding arch made of repurposed books, to the actual puzzles guests could solve.