What an Epic Star Wars Wedding Looks Like

Star confetti is a nice touch if you're aiming for a glamorous, galaxy-like Star Wars invite.

When it comes to dressing your best gals, get creative! This bride chose dresses made from Star Wars fabric, and we have to say — the ladies look fabulous.

If this isn't the cutest couple, we don't know who is. The bride actually hid a Chewbacca in the groom's jacket pocket, and he ended up wearing it as his "pocket square" for the entire wedding. It's only fitting, considering they play a game at home where they hide Chewbacca figurines in different places for the other to find.

This bride saved her gorgeous custom belt for the reception — good thing, because it probably would have stolen the show during the cermony.

It's all about the details, and no Star Wars fan should go without his special cuff links on the big day.

There are two things to love about this setup: playing on the force by asking guests to sign the wedding mat, and the playful stormtrooper rings.

This couple, Katherine and Floyd, weren't able to accommodate the armed transports in their Virginia wedding, so they edited 'em in instead!

Source: Evan Hampton

Star Wars and Legos? Doesn't get much better than that . . . except when you use the figurines to hold your precious wedding rings.

Speaking of, you can't have a Star Wars wedding without the perfect wedding rings, now can you?

The only thing as important as the day is securing a fun-loving photographer who knows how to capture the spirit of your day. We love how this bride used a "force choke" to lift the groom and groomsmen off their feet.

Source: Facebook user Ryan S. Burkett Photographer - RSB Photography

Genius-idea alert: naming reception tables after your favorite Star Wars characters.

Midnight-blue sequin tablecloths and gold stars are a classy but fun way to play up the theme.

Who knew the Death Star could looks so classy? We love this design.

What a great keepsake. Ask guests to sign their names on a Millennium Falcon poster as a way to remember the big day.

Could these "I love you" pennant flags be any more appropriate for a Star Wars wedding? Use them in the photo booth or ask guests to wave them when you walk down the aisle.

Take a cue from this wedding and create Star Wars-themed board games — like R2-D2 Operation, Clone 4 (a version of Connect 4), Star Wars Guess Who, and Escape From the Death Star — as an exciting way to engage guests.

Copy this cake knife, made from a lightsaber, for a cool touch.

Here's another idea!

Photos by Juniper Spring Photography

There's only one way to end the night — with a lightsaber send-off, of course!

Source: Facebook user Matthew Druin Photography

Last but not least, the key to a once-in-a-lifetime Star Wars wedding is . . . fun! Amid the craziness of throwing a wedding, don't forget to let loose and soak in the whole wonderful event.