Having an outdoor wedding this summer? Be prepared for a few unsatisfied guests-- when the temperatures rise, nobody is interested in wedding cake.

Imagine what it would look like if Willy Wonka swallowed a church, then threw up onto the side of a mountain. Now think about what your wedding photos would look like if you got married on that mountain:

Though we bade farewell to Leslie, Ron, and the rest of the Pawnee crew, we can still learn a lot from the everlasting love that was displayed on the show. From the extravagant to the last minute (of which there are surprisingly many), we've got the definitive ranking of all of the Pawnee weddings.

As if shaky calligraphy wasn't bad enough, now there's a whole slew of clichéd font choices dominating the wedding scene—basically combinations of whimsical script and quirky doodles that you might find in the credits of a Michael Cera movie.

On your big day, why not GO BIG wear jewelry that's as much of a statement, as your love for each other?

Chevron, for any confused readers, is not just a gas station:

So guys, your wedding day's coming up, but you don't exactly want to wear your dad's old penny loafers? Here's a list of some alternative footwear you can rock on your big day:

If you're still looking for crazy cool wedding invitations to send out to your friends and family, and don't want to spend a fortune on fancy letter pressed stationery, consider doing it yourself!

We've found a super easy way to DIY your own beautifully marbled stationery... with SHAVING CREAM! (Yes, we're serious.)

When picking out the perfect cake toppers, sometimes you want more than the traditional bride and groom. And if you can't find the figurines that perfectly express who you are, sometimes you've got to make them yourself.

For couples that want to embrace their wild side, here's our super easy Sasquatch cake topper DIY:

Brett McKay from The Art of Manliness shows you how to tie a bowtie. It's surprisingly easy to do! And the video is shot in black and white, so you know it's filled with classy advice.

We love this romantic, John Waters (sweet, clean version) meets Wes Anderson wedding film by the husband and wife "wedding cinematography" team, Tree of Life Films and styled by Shannon Collins.

Spencer Stout has done the unthinkable – he made Home Depot romantic. Somebody build us a giant box of tissues, because this crafty and now iconic proposal complete with a lumber-aisle flash mob hammers home the message of how beautiful it is when somebody loves you.

Part music video, all heart, this punk rock pair definitely answers the question, "Who Do You Love?" (Answer: Elaborate tattoos, Dia de Los Muertos, cake balls, Elvis, Aquanet, and each other – maybe not in that order, but hey, we said this was a punk rock wedding so anarchy rules=)

Did you guys know there was wedding cake-flavored vodka? Well, you do now! The good folks at the Tipsy Bartender have come up with an easy-to-make wedding cake cocktail that could very well replace the traditional cake itself!

Who wants a boring old guest book when you can get your friends and family to leave their fingerprints? As they place their prints in the branches of the tree, they'll start to resemble a crop of beautiful autumnal leaves... each one unique and special.
Looking for more alternative guest book ideas? You can find them here...

Charles Phoenix is a brightly colored delight that is so excited about the cake he just made... that he almost forgot what he put into it.

There's no reason why you couldn't serve this epic cake made out of childhood dreams at your wedding. The recipe is up on his website (link "website" to http://www.charlesphoenix.com/six-layer-milk-soaked-cereal-cake-frosted-flake-frosting/), so get baking!

DIY does it again – all you need to make your fancy-pants wedding invites are a packet of square doilies, a can of spray paint, Microsoft Word, and a long afternoon! Amazing how something so classy can cost so little…. the only thing you need to worry about is postage! (Why you gotta be so expensive, Forever stamp?)

We'll be honest: we thought there was only one way to wear a tuxedo. You just ... put it on, and voila! You did it. You're wearing a tuxedo. Thankfully, Mr. Porter, a fancy menswear outfitter, hired a British man to explain it all to us.

We love a wedding where the bride and the groom are expected to line their eyes with kohl. Ross Hurley's video perfectly captures the couples' badass Victorian throwbacks.

Charles Phoenix has dedicated his life to putting the "kitsch" back into the kitchen. In this video, Phoenix takes Oreos, Nutter Butters, Chips Ahoy, Fudge Stripes and Circus Animals, soaks them in half & half and bakes it all into a crazy cake.