By Taryn Hillin for Huffington Post Weddings

Are you ready rummmmmble? How about forever and ever 'till death do you part?

That's what Leah Goblirsch and Patrick Mahan pledged to do when they got married in November. Photos of their wrestling-themed wedding made the rounds Wednesday after the groom posted them on Reddit.

Photo credit: Bamber Photography

The bride tells the Huffington Post that the theme came about because her now-husband is a "huge" wrestling fan. Not only were the save the dates titled "Wedding Mania", the bride tells us that the DJ acted as the "ring announcer," the groom and his groomsmen rocked championship belts, and the new couple even entered the reception with their own themed music playing in the background — just like a couple of WWE pros.

Check out all the amazing photos below.

Kaley Cuoco rang in 2014 as a Mrs. — bazinga!

The Big Bang Theory star, 28, married 26-year-old tennis player Ryan Sweeting at Hummingbird Nest Ranch in Santa Susana, Calif. last night. They had around 150 guests in attendance, including Cuoco's Big Bang co-star Johnny Galecki and Bachelorette alum Ali Fedotowsky. The blushing bride shared a sweet "just married" snapshot with her fans on Instagram confirming the news. The caption read: "Yep :) #thesweetings"

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Cuoco wore a custom-designed petal pink strapless tulle ball gown by Vera Wang. With its sweetheart neckline, detailed bodice, and hand appliquéd Chantilly lace accents, it's a romantic yet fashion-forward choice for the starlet, in contrast with her television persona, Penny. She accessorized it with a nude tulle veil with pink floating appliqués. People and Us Weekly report that she also wore a short red dress - we can't wait to see more photos!

The couple made headlines when they got engaged after just three months of dating. "You know by day two I was like, 'Oh, my god.' It was so unbelievable," she revealed during an appearance on Ellen. "I said, 'This is it, this is it.'"

Cuoco told Craig Ferguson that her dreams for the big day included having a cake in the shape of her dogs' heads ("I'm obsessed with my dogs") and riding in on one of her horses ("I secretly kinda want to do that").

Stay tuned for more details on her fire-and-ice-themed bash! Congratulations to the happy couple.

This past year, we profiled extraordinary couples who triumphed and overcame all odds to get married, as well as those who opened their hearts and helped those in need. Their kindness, resilience and unwavering courage serves as a reminder of what's truly important on the wedding day.

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12. Sailor marries high school sweetheart in Reno Airport
After being stationed overseas in Syria, Navy sailor Dylan Ruffer couldn't stand to waste another moment being apart from Madison Meinhardt — they wanted to get married right away. When he landed at Reno-Tahoe International Airport on Nov. 19th, he was shocked to realize that his wish had been granted.

His fiancée planned a surprise wedding with the help of airport employees, who were so touched by the couple's story that they even decorated the reception area for them (which was held at the baggage claim), complete with catering, a cake and a DJ.

While classic weddings will always have a special place in our hearts, we couldn't stop buzzing about so-weird-they're-awesome nuptials in 2013 (bring on the celeb wedding crashers and Photoshop memes!). Check out the most unusual headlines that crossed our desks this past year.

10. Husband creates corn maze of wedding photo for wife on 50th anniversary
Some couples commemorate their golden anniversary by exchanging gifts, taking a romantic getaway or hosting a party with their family members and friends. Paul Derthick took a more unconventional approach — he constructed a maze through 17 acres of golden corn that resembled his 1963 wedding portrait!

"He did it with the kids. They kept it a secret," his wife Marie told Good Morning America. "It was at the end of June that I finally did find out. I thought they were nuts, but it's actually turned out very well." 
Photo courtesy of Derthick's Corn Maze