Are you and your soon to be just not the type that want to have a full blown traditional wedding that goes just like the flow of every aspect of every other wedding? Love to shoot pool, play poker, drink beer, and ride motorcycles? Then you're in luck because that's what David and Jenny like to do too and incorporated that love into their wedding planning.

David (28) and his now wife, Jenny, (27) met four years ago at a bar and got married just last month. Their wedding was anything but traditional, but Jenny says she wouldn't have had it any other way- their wedding was perfect for them, their friends, and even their families. This couple was fixed up in biker heaven, and that's exactly what they wanted to show, so they had a biker wedding.

Let's paint a picture of their wedding. Guests flood into the small chapel wearing their best, some of the men and women in lovely leather jackets while the rest of them were in more formal attire, still others are in gowns and suits. The seats are decorated with red bows on the outer sides, the seats themselves white with pillows on them. Between the rows, a dark red carpet is rolled out, good enough for any princess to walk down- though instead of rose petals of white and red, there are small cut outs of spades, hearts, clubs, and diamonds of black and red.

There at the end of the red carpet was our groom, David, waiting for his bride to walk down the aisle. Wearing regular tux slacks, with a button up top, and a black leather vest over it; his hair slicked back and tie tucked inside the leather vest. Soon, Jenny walks down the aisle with her father by her side. Her father has chosen to wear a tux while she's wearing a knee high wedding dress and heels. In her hands is a bouquet with red roses and her face hidden by a small veil. Their vows are exchanged and their first kiss as a married couple is given and the two walk out of the chapel, with their guests following. David and Jenny put on their helmets (a white one saying 'BRIDE' on the back and a black one saying 'GROOM' on the back) and jump on David's motorcycle to meet the guests at a bar they rented out for the rest of the evening.

What would normally be a regular pool bar is done in beautiful decorations that keep the wild biker theme alive that David and Jenny both wanted. Our couple enters with the guests already celebrating, cheering and clapping congratulations for the two. The tables are covered with black table clothes, on them are poker wedding party favors place card holders saying the name of each guest on a playing card. Bottles of beer are covered by Bride and Groom Bottle Koozies, the family and friends of the bride get one with a wedding dress, and those who are family and friends of the groom get one with a tux. The night is spent having a good time with friends and family like a wedding party should be. Though once the night is done, the bride and groom get on their motorcycle and take off to escape to their honeymoon.