Placement & ads on Offbeat Bride

Do you wish more of your wedding clients were badass indie-minded brides?

Reach over 315,000 readers a month — the web's most awesome brides, as far as we're concerned.

Offbeat Bride is the very best way for designers, photographers, jewelers and other wedding businesses to reach creative couples online.

We help businesses based in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia reach the brides and grooms who like to think about weddings a bit differently.

Does placement on Offbeat Bride work?

Our Offbeat Bride advertorial got us more traffic than any other promotion we've tried! -Jeweler

Heck yeah, it does! We'll let a few of our happy clients tell you:

"We booked 20 weddings in 3 weeks after our advertorial!" — NYC wedding photographer

"I STILL get brides contacting me, saying they found me through Offbeat Bride — and my advertorial was almost a year ago!" -Felted bouquet artisan

"My average site hits have increased 500% since my advertorial…" -Seattle wedding photographer

"I wasn't sure what I'd get when I chose to advertise with Offbeat Bride, but within a week of the advertorial going up, I had journalists calling me from other countries, wanting to interview me and my wedding photography clients. My site has even been referenced and linked to by a bunch of hip wedding sites including Wired — and they all found me through Offbeat Bride!" -Los Angeles wedding photographer

Read more success stories from offbeat advertisers!

Rates and zones

Here are our current ala carte placements:

Text ads (starting at $12/week)
Banner ads (starting at $125/week)
Vendor listing in our Offbeat Vendors guide (starting at $340/year)
Sponsored blog posts aka "advertorials" (starting at $600 for lifetime placement)

Sponsored posts are Offbeat Bride's secret sauce.

We write a post about how you cater to the unique needs of nontraditional brides, with your post appearing with all our other editorial content, and pushed out to tens of thousands of followers via Twitter and Facebook. The post also remains in the archives of offbeatbride.com forever.