Biker Wedding... The Coolest Wedding Favor You Could Give!

Don't want to use your teeth to open that can? : ) The Missing Link in Recycling . . . Bike Chain Opener Available at Uncommon Goods


Graham Bergh and his team of gifted artisans in Mosier, Oregon make an amazing range of funky household items from tons of recycled bike parts. Each month they collect 3,000 pounds of used parts, drawing from 150 shops in 17 states. The parts that still have life in them are donated to a local non-profit group that teaches bicycle repair to children, but the ones that are beyond repair are made into cool things like this bike chain bottle opener. It's hard to believe their stuff is even recycled at all. Only $10.00

ITEM NUMBER: 10144

MATERIALS: metal

SIZE: 6" L

Peace Love and Happiness

Back to the Biker Wedding; or if you are looking for classy clothing for your honeymoon.... This adorable white Corset Shirt is perfect for either ... and I love the Peace Sign Necklace ....

Mariana's Peace Sign Love & Happiness CZ Necklace

Corset Top Plus

Biker Wedding / Harley Themed Wedding? Here are some tips and clicks!

BIKE WEEK WEDDINGS

Reverend Ron is not your average preacher. He has performed weddings for the two wheeled set at the Sturgis Rally, Daytona Bike Week, Thunder Beach in Panama City and the Laconia Rally in New Hampshire.

Just because you ride and like to live YOUR life YOUR way doesn't mean you don't deserve to have your wedding the way you want. Reverend Ron provides this service because many people in the biker community do not feel comfortable in a church or courthouse or they would like to have their ceremony performed right on their bike. Well not only can The Rev perform your ceremony while you're on your bike but, he can delivery your vows anywhere you like. Reverend Ron provides wedding planning and officiant services for bikers anywhere they like. He does not have a chapel but he will go to your local bar, clubhouse, Harley dealership, park, beach or where ever you desire to have your wedding ceremony.

He'll even put a suit on if you ask him nice enough.

Reverend Ron understands your needs because he is a biker too. He will add a special touch to your wedding with his custom designed ceremony.

Reverend Ron Respects Your Lifestyle!

Click here for Reverend Ron' Website and prices!

The Traditional Biker Wedding Tux

Although bikers are known for their carefree style, some decorum is still needed. Suggestions are:

• Black leather doo rag or beret
• Black leather tie
• White dress shirt
• Black leather vest
• Black jeans
• Black or white socks
• Black boots
• Black Leather Jacket
• Denim

The Biker Wedding Gown?

Important, important, important. If you are planning on wearing your gown on the motorcycle you must allow room for your legs and sitting on the bike. Suggestions would be a gown with slits in the front and back or perhaps a gown with lace shorts underneath. White leather shorts; pants, halters are also very nice. Need a hat? How about chaps or a country style Western Gown? Two places you can visit on line are: Sheplers Western Wear Outlet. Save up to 60% on Boots, Jeans, Hats and more. or the
Cultured Cowboy.com

If your bike will be involved in your ceremony, you'll want to wear leathers. For such a special day, you might consider having special white leathers for the bride! One place where you can find white leather (reasonably priced is at Ebay (Click here: White Leather Halter's) The leather dress to the right (and above : ) )is a sample of what you can find on Ebay! Other places you can look:

• AMV Twin Biker Wear Online
• Bootbay.com
• H & M Harley-Davidson-wedding clothes and accessories
• SHEPLERS-The World's Largest Online Western Store - Chaps, Jeans, Boots, Bridal Gowns
• Torrid.com -Black, Leather, Goth Apparel & Shoes/boots
• Motorcycle - Apparel & Gear at BikeBandit.com!
• Rampage.com, your one stop shop for the hottest looks in junior apparel
• and, if you want the traditional wedding gown .... again: Wedding Gowns

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Biker / Harley Themed Newsletter!