Alumni around the country are cheers-ing their drinks to college football season. Some take it a step further and incorporate their school spirit into their wedding day…
Ceremony On The 50-Yard Line
Elaine & Andy married on the field at Michigan's "Big House" -- the same place they had fallen in love watching football games together. How romantic! Cheerleading Bridal Party
You could always have your bridal party spell out the name of your school in a round of pictures. This Ohio State Buckeye couple had their bridal party spell it out -- now that's a photo for the mantle (or the man cave).Dinner And Dancing In The Stadium
Kristin and Jon had their reception at Penn State's Beaver Stadium -- those crazy kids!Go Bears -- Now Eat Cake The Groom's Cake
A college-mascot grooms cake is a totally memorable way to show off your spirit! We're going to go out on a limb and guess that the groom is a Cal Bears fan.Guest Books are Overrated -- Sign A School Jersey Instead!
How different would it be to have your guests sign a jersey from your college instead of a plain old guestbook? Just remember, if you have guests who graduated from a rival school, you'd better be prepared for some playful banter!"March" Into Your Reception
How about making your grand entrance to your fight song accompanied by your school marching band? Molly & Don surprised guests with USC's marching band. Fight On! Invite The School Mascot
It might sound extreme but what better way to show your school's spirit than have your school's mascot join your reception? The Florida Gator was more than welcome at this party.Serve Up School Mascot-Themed Desserts
Here's a simple and easy way to acknowledge your Alma Mater without being over the top. This couple gave out Longhorn cookie favors at the end of the night.A Fight Song-Themed Reception Exit
Instead of bubbles or sparklers, have guests send you off in a sea of your school colors with pom poms. This Alabama loving couple was sent off with serious school spirit -- Roll Tide Roll! Go To A Game!
If your groom and you are die-hard fans you could always just ditch your reception and go to an actual game instead like Eric and Andrew. 
FYI, his name is Albert, and having him (and his companion, Alberta, whom my fiance adores) at my wedding would really be epic.
That’s a good way to tie in your college memories with your wedding ceremony!