sangria. To help save money, the couple bought a fairly small wedding cake and a cupcake bar where guests could decorate their own sweet treats. Small or not though, this dripping cake adorned with a skeletal bride and groom look great -- especially given the season. Kelly and Justin Kelly and Justin both love Halloween, so for their wedding, they decided to have a massive two day celebration. The first day was when the semi-traditional wedding took place, but the reception was when the Halloween madness really kicked on -- even Jack, the Pumpkin King, showed up to celebrate. While the bride and groom wore traditional attire at the actual ceremony, the decision to separate the ceremony from the reception gave them the opportunity to sport Day of the Dead make up during their Halloween reception party. In lieu of cake, the couple had a buffet of sweets featuring cupcakes, caramel apples and candy, but they still found space for a cute "cake topper" in the middle of the caramel apple area. Perhaps the most unique offering at the wedding though was the ceremonial homebrew adorned with the date of the wedding and a picture of a skeleton couple lovingly holding hands. So now it's your turn. Have any of you ever been to a Halloween wedding, or better yet, had one for yourself? If so, do you have any good stories, suggestions, ideas or warnings for those hoping to tie the knot during the spookiest time of the year?