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Camo Weddings

February 13, 2009

Camo Weddings

By Kim Hiss

Considering it's Valentine's Day season, I thought I'd do a post about romance, and what better testament to the love one hunter feels for another than a camo wedding. 

     I don't have much experience with theme weddings in general, but there's quite a bit online about how to plan a hunting ceremony. I found a few wedding planning services that have done hunting receptions (one recommended placing the cake on a series of tree stumps). But I also found this thread on partypop.com, in which brides and mothers-of-brides were comparing notes on their upcoming camo weddings. Their comments focused on items such as Mossy Oak ribbons, Mossy Oak veils, shotgun shells for confetti, flower arrangements that incorporated arrows (though there were some safety concerns with that one), candle holders fashioned from twigs, fish bowl centerpieces with personalized bobbers and silk camo accents on the wedding gown itself. 

     I was impressed by the obvious industry and enthusiasm each of these women seemed to possess, and I think some of these suggestions could be a lot of fun -- if done right. But I pity the wedding guest who attends a reception incorporating all these elements at once. Watch out for that shotgun shell confetti -- ouch!

     Also, regarding the Gear Giveaway, the winner is chosen (incidentally, it's our first male gear winner), but I'll have to wait until next week to announce him. I know, the suspense is brutal!

     In the meantime, have you been to a hunting-themed wedding, or do you happen to be planning one yourself? There are certainly plenty of deer cake toppers and camo garter belts on the market if you are! -K.H.  

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from Lou A. wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

When I got married, I wasn't into hunting as I am now, so there wasn't any camo anywhere, something I would change if I had to do it over. Our camo-less wedding wasn't your normal ordeal either. We got married on my Mom's back porch then went to dinner with the 10 guests we invited. The next night we rented out a rustic place and had beer and BBQ for everyone. I didn't think that wedding cake would go very well the menu so we had 50 dozen chocolate cookies made instead. Nothing says redneck like beer and BBQ though :) Nice, simple and fun.

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from Jacee wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

I really thing it depends on what you and your honey agree on. When I got married, this was not the "thing" to do (CMT has made it popular!), but I might have taken a few ideas. I wasn't into hunting and fishing then! I think the your wedding should reflect your style - so go for camo if that is what you want! (Just hope they can see you in the pictures, ha ha )

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from Sportsman Matt wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

I'm too old school for the camo thing. yes I own camo gear, and even don the ol ghille suit when I need to. But for a wedding, that's just a little too.... cliche. When I did get married, it was the traditional church and reception at the local curling club. (My ex's parents are very active in the sport and got the hall for next to nothing) The reception was all donated, friends of the ex-wife's family were all in the catering business, one donated a smoked beef roast (like a pig roast but a side of beef), one donated the vegetables and salads, one did the cake, and another did the potatoes and breads. It was very memorable, even when I threw out my knee 2 hours into the reception (dang high school wrestling injury). But one thing was compromise, I didn't request anything fishing or hunting, out of respect for my ex (who objected to me hunting and fishing so much). But that was then, and now if i do get married again, it will be an outdoor ceremony, no camo, no fishing, no hunting, but a nice autumn day, followed by a nice bbq beef roast.

As for Valentine's Day, I'm spending the morning with her and then the kids will show up from my ex, then I'm off to work. Not romantic, but she knows that I love her, and she knew the job I have requires me to be gone most of the time, but when I'm there, I'm there for her and the kids when they're around.

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from Laura Bell wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

I immediately thought of CMT's Redneck Weddings, that show is too funny! Some of the episodes are a bit, well, crazy, but some of the ideas they come up with are neat.
I've never been to a Camo or Hunting theme wedding. When my sis was planning her wedding it was more traditional. While looking at the cakes though, they found one that looked like a tree log and had the bride and grooms names carved into it along with a pocket knife stuck into the side. They told me that it was my future wedding cake. Lol But there's no wedding in my near future! If I do get married, it will be a simple event and hopefully camo/hunting. No shotgun confetti as I'm with you on that Kim, it would hurt!

Congrads to our first guy winner!! Is he getting some RealTree Girl stuff? :D Lol Just had ta. I'm just kidding though! ;)

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from jan wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

Never been to a camo wedding....and I agree with Laura Bell that those CMT Redneck Wedings are hilarious....but that's just not me! I was certainly a hunter when my husband and I got married, but we flew out to Montana and got married in a little Wedding Chapel in Red Lodge. A very simple ceremony, with both the traditional vows and the addition of the Apache Wedding vows. It was beautiful! Then we spent 2 wonderful weeks traveling all over Montana and Wyoming. I wouldn't change anything about it! We spent 2 days in the gun museum in Cody, Wyoming! We're planning to "retrace our steps" on our 10th anniversary.

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from jamesti wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

jan, i know the place you got married at. my aunt got married there a long time ago. if i get married again, you can bet there will be some camo as well as a fishing theme.

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from Jim in Mo wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

I love the theme but in reality its not for me, unless I was president of Mossy Oak!

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from kimhiss wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

Did you "Redneck Weddings" fans see there was actually a CMT producer on that partypop.com thread looking for camo weddings to film? Pretty great.

I'm with those of you into outdoor weddings. I don't see myself camo-ing it up, but definitely outside. And I hear those of you into simple ceremonies. Though my uncle just got married at the local justice of the peace -- doesn't get much simpler than that!

You know, I just looked at that cake topper photo I used for this post, and only now noticed the irony of two hunters "Going Hunting" but leaving their rifles behind. I guess you do crazy things when you're in love -- or in marketing. -K.H.

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from jamesti wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

someone has to post a pick of a bride in a camo wedding dress!

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from Judy Black wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

I have not attended a camo wedding and have to say that some of the ones on CMT are funny but some are just over the edge. I CANNOT imagine putting myself or my family on television looking and acting like some of those people. Makes me wonder if some of it is staged for ratings. Makes me say OMG right out loud.
When we got married we had the reception the weekend of the 4th of July. Very casual(it was my 2nd) and very, very laid back.
A country band, a hog roast and the rest of the food was catered but we served 700 people. It was awesome!!
Later in the year we traveled to Saskatchewan for a white tail hunt, that was our honeymoon. =)
Jamesti, I'm with you...someone has to post the bride in camo...it's out there for sure, someone just needs to bring it on or "git er done". lol
Congrats to the male gear giveaway winner. I can't wait to see what you won. Remember, even if it's pink, you have to use it or wear it at least once...we want photos too. Just kidding.
Women...we're ggggrrrreeeeeaaaattttttt!!!!!!!!

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from Golfing Sportsman wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

It wasn't a hunting theme but the groom and groomsmen did were camo cumber buns.

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from hunt_fish_sleep wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

You know, at some point you have to draw the line. I love hunting but that doesn't mean that I wear my camo jacket everywhere but church. People seem to be under the misconception that wearing camo makes you look cool. I think that someone walking around town in a camo jacket does quite the opposite and can make you look quite ignorant. A camo wedding, now that is above and beyond trashy.

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from JoAnne wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

Just want to say that I've been selling a line of gowns I created for over a year now and I've never been so busy. It's called "A TOUCH of CAMO"...and my idea was to go with the elegant approach...the traditional white or ivory wedding gown, with the camo as an accent 'color'. Now we've added all camo gowns and dresses, made in bridal satin and in 4 patterns...and girls LOVE them! So don't presume it can't be done in an 'elegant' redneck manner. My brides probably wouldn't make to the My Big Redneck Wedding, because they won't be 'mddin' in these dresses. go to www.laceandpromises.com to see them.

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from jan wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

I must be a traditional gal..... but I do have to comment on a couple of posts. I disagree with "hunt,fish,sleep" and his "beyond trashy" statement. I wouldn't have even considered a camo wedding, or even camo accessories for my wedding, but after looking at JoAnne's "A Touch of Camo" site, I suppose that it can be done "tastefully" ... (especially if it's a "shotgun wedding." =)

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from Katie wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

I agree it could look nice if done correctly. I think that just wearing camo clothing could make it look sloppy and trashy, but if the decorations look good and the wedding party match, I think it could look really cute. I'm not exactly using that as my theme, but I would like to attend one that does!

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from Jodi818 wrote 2 years 50 weeks ago

My husband and I were married 4 years ago. He wanted a camo/hunting theme. I said NO! Don't get me wrong I think it could be done right, but I just didn't think I wanted to do that.
I was looking a friend's Facebook pics. Her brother had a camo theme. Actually it was a fall wedding. The guys had Mossy Oak ties and vests. The ladies wore either pink strapless gowns with a chocolate brown belt/sash or a chocolate brown strapless gown with a pink belt/sash. The outside group pictures looked great. So it can be done without looking horribley tacky.

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from Christian Emter wrote 2 years 50 weeks ago

I'm only 14 so I'm a long way from getting married (I don't think I will though). But I think it would be cool to have a wedding like that. We would really blow PETA's socks off. HAHA.

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from michigan hunter wrote 2 years 48 weeks ago

I am actually planning a hunting themed wedding for 2010. My dress will be made from mostly realtree hardwoods snow camo and my bridesmaids will also be in camo dresses. I believe that a wedding should reflect the personality and passions of the couple getting married. Afterall, it is their day and they are the one's who will be looking back on that day when they get old and remembering what a great day that was. As long as the couple is happy about the choices that they made, who is anyone to criticize them.

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from perfectlove396 wrote 2 years 46 weeks ago

I am having a hunting/camo themed wedding. I'm having so much fun planning it. My mother is making my dress which is ivory with camo accents. I also hand made my ring bearer and flower girl basket with RealTree camo with sheer ribbon accents(which was less than $25). My invitations have moose on them. We found tin water throughs at a local craft store that we are using as centerpieces. I've also found camo balloons, deer toasting glasses, deer cake serving set. My party favors are molded soap in the shape of a moose (choices are brown, hunter green, and tan with a variety of natural scents such as pine, running brook, vanilla, etc). My bridemaid's dresses are sun dresses (the new Taylor Swift/LEI line at WalMart which are only $14- I didn't want them to spend a lot on dresses). I found a beautiful dress at Kohl's for my flower girl- $15!! The only people wearing camo are me and my future hubby. Everything else is hunter green/tan/brown. We thought that since we met on a family hunting trip some 15 years ago that it would be a lot of fun to having a hunting themed wedding.

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from cntrygrl79 wrote 2 years 9 weeks ago

I love the hunting themed wedding. I am getting married May 15, 2010 and my wedding is going to be realtree camo all the way around. My dress, table clothes, sash, mensware, boquet liner, flower girl basket. Everything.
I am hoping to get it on video, and maybe ya'all can see me on CMT...

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from wifeofahunter wrote 2 years 2 weeks ago

When my husband and I got married he wasn't into hunting as much as he is now. Besides, I don't think that if I wanted a camo wedding; there is no way that my mother would have allowed it. Our 10 year wedding anniversary is April 15, 2010 and we are planning a renewal ceremony. This time it will be done in Camo; complete with the hunter orange, deer antlers, shot guns, beer and BBQ. We want to do something fun with our family while at the same time showing everyone how much we still love one another. So, now we are trying to get decoration ideas. If anyone has any good ideas on how to make our day that much more special we would greatly appreciate your input. Remember... It's all about the CAMO!!!

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from TracyDaniels wrote 40 weeks 2 days ago

I am also having a mossy oak camo break up wedding. It is going to be October 8, 2011. I have always loved to fish and be outdoors when I was a kid but as I grew a little older I became more of the city girl. When I met my fiance he turned me on to country living at its best. We love to fish, camo, go four wheel riding, and he is a hunter and is teaching me. When we finally decided to get married (we have been together for 6 years) I wanted the wedding to be about us not just the typical wedding that everyone has that doesn't reflect their personality as a couple. He suggested going for a camo themed wedding and I jumped on the idea. Our theme is "The Hunt is Over". We are having touches of camo in the wedding so that it is not overwhelming. Our tables will be decorated with tan tablecloths with mossy oak camo runners. WE have bought vases made from deer antlers and also candle holders made from deer antlers. We are also adding small feed bags on the tables and bowls of nuts. My wedding dress is white but has camo accents on it and so will my viel. I am wearing my boots under my wedding dress and they are also camo. In my opinion most weddings reflect the bride and leave the groom out completely unless he has a grooms cake and I think that marriage is about compromise and what better way to compromise then to display both of our tastes and personality into our wedding. I can't wait for our big day! If anyone else that is planning a camo wedding needs ideas or wants to see what we have planned please feel free to email me at TracyDurmon@hotmail.com.

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from Lou A. wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

When I got married, I wasn't into hunting as I am now, so there wasn't any camo anywhere, something I would change if I had to do it over. Our camo-less wedding wasn't your normal ordeal either. We got married on my Mom's back porch then went to dinner with the 10 guests we invited. The next night we rented out a rustic place and had beer and BBQ for everyone. I didn't think that wedding cake would go very well the menu so we had 50 dozen chocolate cookies made instead. Nothing says redneck like beer and BBQ though :) Nice, simple and fun.

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from Sportsman Matt wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

I'm too old school for the camo thing. yes I own camo gear, and even don the ol ghille suit when I need to. But for a wedding, that's just a little too.... cliche. When I did get married, it was the traditional church and reception at the local curling club. (My ex's parents are very active in the sport and got the hall for next to nothing) The reception was all donated, friends of the ex-wife's family were all in the catering business, one donated a smoked beef roast (like a pig roast but a side of beef), one donated the vegetables and salads, one did the cake, and another did the potatoes and breads. It was very memorable, even when I threw out my knee 2 hours into the reception (dang high school wrestling injury). But one thing was compromise, I didn't request anything fishing or hunting, out of respect for my ex (who objected to me hunting and fishing so much). But that was then, and now if i do get married again, it will be an outdoor ceremony, no camo, no fishing, no hunting, but a nice autumn day, followed by a nice bbq beef roast.

As for Valentine's Day, I'm spending the morning with her and then the kids will show up from my ex, then I'm off to work. Not romantic, but she knows that I love her, and she knew the job I have requires me to be gone most of the time, but when I'm there, I'm there for her and the kids when they're around.

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from jan wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

Never been to a camo wedding....and I agree with Laura Bell that those CMT Redneck Wedings are hilarious....but that's just not me! I was certainly a hunter when my husband and I got married, but we flew out to Montana and got married in a little Wedding Chapel in Red Lodge. A very simple ceremony, with both the traditional vows and the addition of the Apache Wedding vows. It was beautiful! Then we spent 2 wonderful weeks traveling all over Montana and Wyoming. I wouldn't change anything about it! We spent 2 days in the gun museum in Cody, Wyoming! We're planning to "retrace our steps" on our 10th anniversary.

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from kimhiss wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

Did you "Redneck Weddings" fans see there was actually a CMT producer on that partypop.com thread looking for camo weddings to film? Pretty great.

I'm with those of you into outdoor weddings. I don't see myself camo-ing it up, but definitely outside. And I hear those of you into simple ceremonies. Though my uncle just got married at the local justice of the peace -- doesn't get much simpler than that!

You know, I just looked at that cake topper photo I used for this post, and only now noticed the irony of two hunters "Going Hunting" but leaving their rifles behind. I guess you do crazy things when you're in love -- or in marketing. -K.H.

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from Jacee wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

I really thing it depends on what you and your honey agree on. When I got married, this was not the "thing" to do (CMT has made it popular!), but I might have taken a few ideas. I wasn't into hunting and fishing then! I think the your wedding should reflect your style - so go for camo if that is what you want! (Just hope they can see you in the pictures, ha ha )

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from Laura Bell wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

I immediately thought of CMT's Redneck Weddings, that show is too funny! Some of the episodes are a bit, well, crazy, but some of the ideas they come up with are neat.
I've never been to a Camo or Hunting theme wedding. When my sis was planning her wedding it was more traditional. While looking at the cakes though, they found one that looked like a tree log and had the bride and grooms names carved into it along with a pocket knife stuck into the side. They told me that it was my future wedding cake. Lol But there's no wedding in my near future! If I do get married, it will be a simple event and hopefully camo/hunting. No shotgun confetti as I'm with you on that Kim, it would hurt!

Congrads to our first guy winner!! Is he getting some RealTree Girl stuff? :D Lol Just had ta. I'm just kidding though! ;)

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from jamesti wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

jan, i know the place you got married at. my aunt got married there a long time ago. if i get married again, you can bet there will be some camo as well as a fishing theme.

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from Jim in Mo wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

I love the theme but in reality its not for me, unless I was president of Mossy Oak!

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from jamesti wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

someone has to post a pick of a bride in a camo wedding dress!

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from Judy Black wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

I have not attended a camo wedding and have to say that some of the ones on CMT are funny but some are just over the edge. I CANNOT imagine putting myself or my family on television looking and acting like some of those people. Makes me wonder if some of it is staged for ratings. Makes me say OMG right out loud.
When we got married we had the reception the weekend of the 4th of July. Very casual(it was my 2nd) and very, very laid back.
A country band, a hog roast and the rest of the food was catered but we served 700 people. It was awesome!!
Later in the year we traveled to Saskatchewan for a white tail hunt, that was our honeymoon. =)
Jamesti, I'm with you...someone has to post the bride in camo...it's out there for sure, someone just needs to bring it on or "git er done". lol
Congrats to the male gear giveaway winner. I can't wait to see what you won. Remember, even if it's pink, you have to use it or wear it at least once...we want photos too. Just kidding.
Women...we're ggggrrrreeeeeaaaattttttt!!!!!!!!

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from hunt_fish_sleep wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

You know, at some point you have to draw the line. I love hunting but that doesn't mean that I wear my camo jacket everywhere but church. People seem to be under the misconception that wearing camo makes you look cool. I think that someone walking around town in a camo jacket does quite the opposite and can make you look quite ignorant. A camo wedding, now that is above and beyond trashy.

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from JoAnne wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

Just want to say that I've been selling a line of gowns I created for over a year now and I've never been so busy. It's called "A TOUCH of CAMO"...and my idea was to go with the elegant approach...the traditional white or ivory wedding gown, with the camo as an accent 'color'. Now we've added all camo gowns and dresses, made in bridal satin and in 4 patterns...and girls LOVE them! So don't presume it can't be done in an 'elegant' redneck manner. My brides probably wouldn't make to the My Big Redneck Wedding, because they won't be 'mddin' in these dresses. go to www.laceandpromises.com to see them.

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from jan wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

I must be a traditional gal..... but I do have to comment on a couple of posts. I disagree with "hunt,fish,sleep" and his "beyond trashy" statement. I wouldn't have even considered a camo wedding, or even camo accessories for my wedding, but after looking at JoAnne's "A Touch of Camo" site, I suppose that it can be done "tastefully" ... (especially if it's a "shotgun wedding." =)

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from Katie wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

I agree it could look nice if done correctly. I think that just wearing camo clothing could make it look sloppy and trashy, but if the decorations look good and the wedding party match, I think it could look really cute. I'm not exactly using that as my theme, but I would like to attend one that does!

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from Jodi818 wrote 2 years 50 weeks ago

My husband and I were married 4 years ago. He wanted a camo/hunting theme. I said NO! Don't get me wrong I think it could be done right, but I just didn't think I wanted to do that.
I was looking a friend's Facebook pics. Her brother had a camo theme. Actually it was a fall wedding. The guys had Mossy Oak ties and vests. The ladies wore either pink strapless gowns with a chocolate brown belt/sash or a chocolate brown strapless gown with a pink belt/sash. The outside group pictures looked great. So it can be done without looking horribley tacky.

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from Christian Emter wrote 2 years 50 weeks ago

I'm only 14 so I'm a long way from getting married (I don't think I will though). But I think it would be cool to have a wedding like that. We would really blow PETA's socks off. HAHA.

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from michigan hunter wrote 2 years 48 weeks ago

I am actually planning a hunting themed wedding for 2010. My dress will be made from mostly realtree hardwoods snow camo and my bridesmaids will also be in camo dresses. I believe that a wedding should reflect the personality and passions of the couple getting married. Afterall, it is their day and they are the one's who will be looking back on that day when they get old and remembering what a great day that was. As long as the couple is happy about the choices that they made, who is anyone to criticize them.

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from perfectlove396 wrote 2 years 46 weeks ago

I am having a hunting/camo themed wedding. I'm having so much fun planning it. My mother is making my dress which is ivory with camo accents. I also hand made my ring bearer and flower girl basket with RealTree camo with sheer ribbon accents(which was less than $25). My invitations have moose on them. We found tin water throughs at a local craft store that we are using as centerpieces. I've also found camo balloons, deer toasting glasses, deer cake serving set. My party favors are molded soap in the shape of a moose (choices are brown, hunter green, and tan with a variety of natural scents such as pine, running brook, vanilla, etc). My bridemaid's dresses are sun dresses (the new Taylor Swift/LEI line at WalMart which are only $14- I didn't want them to spend a lot on dresses). I found a beautiful dress at Kohl's for my flower girl- $15!! The only people wearing camo are me and my future hubby. Everything else is hunter green/tan/brown. We thought that since we met on a family hunting trip some 15 years ago that it would be a lot of fun to having a hunting themed wedding.

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from Golfing Sportsman wrote 2 years 51 weeks ago

It wasn't a hunting theme but the groom and groomsmen did were camo cumber buns.

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from cntrygrl79 wrote 2 years 9 weeks ago

I love the hunting themed wedding. I am getting married May 15, 2010 and my wedding is going to be realtree camo all the way around. My dress, table clothes, sash, mensware, boquet liner, flower girl basket. Everything.
I am hoping to get it on video, and maybe ya'all can see me on CMT...

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from wifeofahunter wrote 2 years 2 weeks ago

When my husband and I got married he wasn't into hunting as much as he is now. Besides, I don't think that if I wanted a camo wedding; there is no way that my mother would have allowed it. Our 10 year wedding anniversary is April 15, 2010 and we are planning a renewal ceremony. This time it will be done in Camo; complete with the hunter orange, deer antlers, shot guns, beer and BBQ. We want to do something fun with our family while at the same time showing everyone how much we still love one another. So, now we are trying to get decoration ideas. If anyone has any good ideas on how to make our day that much more special we would greatly appreciate your input. Remember... It's all about the CAMO!!!

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from TracyDaniels wrote 40 weeks 2 days ago

I am also having a mossy oak camo break up wedding. It is going to be October 8, 2011. I have always loved to fish and be outdoors when I was a kid but as I grew a little older I became more of the city girl. When I met my fiance he turned me on to country living at its best. We love to fish, camo, go four wheel riding, and he is a hunter and is teaching me. When we finally decided to get married (we have been together for 6 years) I wanted the wedding to be about us not just the typical wedding that everyone has that doesn't reflect their personality as a couple. He suggested going for a camo themed wedding and I jumped on the idea. Our theme is "The Hunt is Over". We are having touches of camo in the wedding so that it is not overwhelming. Our tables will be decorated with tan tablecloths with mossy oak camo runners. WE have bought vases made from deer antlers and also candle holders made from deer antlers. We are also adding small feed bags on the tables and bowls of nuts. My wedding dress is white but has camo accents on it and so will my viel. I am wearing my boots under my wedding dress and they are also camo. In my opinion most weddings reflect the bride and leave the groom out completely unless he has a grooms cake and I think that marriage is about compromise and what better way to compromise then to display both of our tastes and personality into our wedding. I can't wait for our big day! If anyone else that is planning a camo wedding needs ideas or wants to see what we have planned please feel free to email me at TracyDurmon@hotmail.com.

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