To celebrate his golden anniversary with wife Marie, Paul Derthick took an untraditional approach — he created a maze through 17 acres of golden corn that resembled the couple's wedding portrait!

Photo courtesy of Derthick's Corn Maze

"He did it with the kids. They kept it a secret," 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."

This isn't the first corn maze the family has made — they've been transforming their 181-acre farm in Mantua, Ohio for seven years — but it's certainly Marie's favorite design.  "Last year, we did John Glenn, because he had his 50th anniversary of going around the world, and in 2010, we had the Twin Towers in honor of the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11. And we've done the Steelers and the Browns because, of course, they're our favorite," Marie explained.

"They put it together very nicely with the church where we were married at the top, and our wedding picture of the two of us in the middle and the old tractor at the bottom," she said. 

—Kristen O'Gorman Klein

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Elizabeth Fillmore

A vision in blue:

Dreamy sheath with organza spirals for the boho bride:

Chic shift dress:

Last weekend, Rene and I went back to the Pocono Palace Resort in the Poconos, where we got engaged. We had the absolute best weekend! Our room this time was called the “Fantasy Apple Suite” and it had a private swimming pool, a heart shaped Jacuzzi, a sauna, and a balcony overlooking the beautiful lake. If you and your significant other are looking for a weekend getaway I highly recommend the Cove Haven Resorts, especially Pocono Palace. Your stay is all-inclusive and includes a delicious breakfast, dinner, and activities. This past weekend, we went rollerblading, played basketball, played games in the arcade like skee ball and air hockey (we were kids again and it was so much fun!), saw a comedian and magician, and took full advantage of the amenities in our room. We also went over to Mount Airy Lodge Casino, which is only about a half hour away from the resort, and played some slots.

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Ines Di Santo

This season, Ines Di Santo designed her Luxe and Couture Collections with two very different brides in mind. The Luxe Collection was inspired by the edgy, minimalist bride, whereas the Couture collection showcases Di Santo's signature dramatic styles and glamorous detailing.

Luxe appeal! This dress features Art Deco beadwork and light-as-air ruffles:

We love this beaded beauty:

Downtown-chic brides:

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Anne Barge

Sweet lace:

Sheer sparkle:

Sensational sexy back:

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Claire Pettibone

This collection was inspired by Dutch still life artist Rachel Ruysch, who gained international fame in the 1600s for her work painting flowers. "Her story of a successful woman artist (in the 17th century, no less) moved me, as do her gorgeous paintings, and I hope she would be pleased with the collection she inspired," wrote Pettibone.