Two crazy kids who love love love the online game Minecraft had a Minecraft-themed wedding. Ah, so maybe there is hope for my No. 1 Son yet. Heh. More here.
This reminds me of the most geektastic wedding cake I’ve ever seen: the one Terry Mattingly’s daughter Sarah and her groom Jeremy Wagner a couple of summers ago. They’re both huge Tolkien fans, and had the Orthodox wedding prokeimenon (a kind of prayer) written onto layers of the cake — in Elvish. Now this is cool:
That’s a little closer to a hipster wedding, this is more of a geek one.
http://www.toplessrobot.com/2010/08/batman_married_wonder_woman.php
JonF says: Was the prokeimenon in English, or was it transliterated into Elvish script from Greek or Slavonic?
Franklin Evans says: I think you might be interested in another parent’s take on Minecraft, a lady I know via Facebook: http://nomadiceducation.blogspot.com/2012/04/minecraft-lesson-plans.html
TWylite says: I married a trekkie, and we had a bit of Star Trek music worked into the bridal march by a compliant keyboardist.
gus says: I don’t think “cool” is the word that springs to mind.
Jeremy says: The prokeimenon was actually translated into Elvish, not transliterated.
When I first read that it looked “Elvisish” which would be completely different. 
Great cake though.
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Sounds good to me.
My own wedding was a Chaos Magick ceremony and folks still remember the point during the invocation of the Elder Gods of Lovecraft that the preacher-chick stumbled over Nyarlathotep and this big, blue tentacle started coming up out of the floor.