Verity Westcott
October 2, 2025
Sally and Billy wanted nothing to do with tradition. They scrapped the big sit-down dinner, ditched the cake and favours, and tore the rule book to shreds. What they created instead was two days that were entirely their own: a London elopement followed by a full-blown gig in Exeter they called their "Wedebration".Read more...
Dark Devotion Images
October 1, 2025
Lou and Muz wanted their wedding to feel like stepping into a dark, enchanted forest, with a streak of Disney magic running through it. They chose Danby Castle in Whitby as their setting, bringing together gothic atmosphere, woodland details, and the references that mean the most to them.Read more...
Lauren Brumby
September 30, 2025
Charlotte and Sam called their wedding Warburing Heights, a title that merged their surname with the Brontë classic. The bride studied literature at university and they recently moved to Oxford so she could start her career in publishing, so the theme and location fit perfectly.Read more...
Alexis Ahrling
September 29, 2025
Jesse and Ginny brought their community together for a weekend they called An Animist Winter Dream. Hosted at Beyul Retreat in Aspen, CO, every part of the gathering leaned into their shared belief that the world is alive with forces that move through people, land and ritual.Read more...
Alex Evans
September 26, 2025
The biggest motivator for Em and Kris was that their wedding looked and felt like them. That meant a riot of colour, owl ring bearers and DIY-a-plenty! “We wanted our day to be a reflection of us and our love which is crazy and a little unpolished sometimes", Em said. "We are both raw and passionate people who wanted to create a day that would be full of joy.”Read more...
Kelly Jane Creative
September 25, 2025
Lisa and Logan’s wedding was kitschy, camp, and covered in pink. Their playful Palm Springs day began with them saying their vows at Moorten Botanical Garden, they then cruised around in a bubblegum-coloured Ford Thunderbird and took portraits at the iconic Trixie Motel.Read more...
George Thomas PIctures
September 23, 2025
Mikkel and Yana flew in from Copenhagen to Vegas with one plan in mind: chaos wrapped in sequins. Their wedding was never going to be quiet or restrained. They described their theme as “Vegas. Punk. Rock ‘n’ Roll. Tarantino. Trashy fabulousness” and when they found their officiant, Hellvis, they knew they had the final piece. “He was the missing rhinestone", they said.Read more...
Sean Sharpe
September 22, 2025
Ronja and Alex left Germany to marry in Ireland with just four guests and their baby son. They wanted intimacy, atmosphere and no distractions. Ireland mattered to them. Alex had lived in Dublin as a child, and the couple felt drawn to marry there.Read more...
Carnival Venezia Cruise Ship
September 19, 2025
Fashion designer Harmony went full neon-pink Barbie when she married Rob aboard the Carnival Venezia cruise ship. Together they turned it into a floating dreamhouse in hot pink and white… with extra rhinestones.Read more...
Tracy Autem
September 17, 2025
Sarah and Spencer wanted their wedding to feel like an extension of their home, their shared obsessions, and the places that shaped their relationship. The Amon Carter Museum of American Art became their ceremony venue, not just because it is an iconic space in Fort Worth, but because Sarah’s own story as an artist is tied to it. In 2019 she held a Carter Community Artist Residency there, a project that shifted her career and cemented her love for bringing art into public spaces. To marry there was less about grandeur and more about circling back to a place that had given her so much.Read more...
Prugh Photo
September 16, 2025
Cass and Matt threw their wedding inside the Georgia Aquarium, with belugas, whale sharks, and a sea turtle named Tank joining the guest list. For two performers who thrive on spectacle, the venue set the stage for a day that was, in Cass’s words, “uniquely and unmistakably us.”Read more...
Gina & Ryan
September 15, 2025
Maya and Collin chose Halloween season as the backdrop for their wedding. They kicked things off with a trip to Halloween Horror Nights, and wanted a day that was part goth, part fall harvest, part Day of the Dead. "We were thinking spooky romantic", Maya said. Their florist, The Little Branch pulled their styling ideas together with dark plums, branches, moss, and skulls. The look felt old-world and atmospheric without needing much direction.Read more...
Annalucia Carbone Photographer
September 15, 2025
Marialaura and Fausto’s wedding unfolded inside a 15th century castle in Southern Italy. The couple filled it a botanical soft goth atmosphere where black, jewel tones, greenery, and autumn shades set the mood. They walked into their planning armed with the Rock n Roll Bride as their guide, which they said they literally shared with suppliers as a visual manifesto! Their aim was a balance of dark romance, inclusivity, and natural beauty.Read more...
To Have Her
September 12, 2025
Alyssa and Keshaun met at a house party six years ago, during a psychedelic trip. He had control of the playlist and they bonded over their mutual love of Hiatus Kaiyote.Read more...
Sophie Cécile Photo
September 11, 2025
Liz was working as a wedding photographer and renting an office space in a tattoo studio in Philadelphia when she met Sheep, an English tour manager passing through town. She wasn’t even supposed to be in the shop that day, but the studio owner whistled her over to introduce her to his friend. Ten minutes of small talk, Sheep walked out and asked for her Instagram. Liz remembers prancing around the studio after he messaged, while the owner called it: “Y’all are either going to have one date and never see each other again or you’re gonna get married, I’m calling it.” I guess they were right!Read more...
Iryna Husachenko
September 10, 2025
Ketzia and Liselotte’s story started with a swipe. They met on Tinder in 2021, when Liselotte had just moved from Singapore to Canada for school. Pandemic dating meant their first meeting was a pyjama hangout at Liselotte’s apartment, planned as a night in and stretched into five days! They’ve been inseparable since.Read more...
Ceremony by Charlie
September 9, 2025
Kara and Ed’s Melbourne wedding was stitched together by their own hands. Every detail was pulled from their own creativity and a desire to create a day with retro heart and style. The bride made her veil, customised her shoes, and sewed velvet banners with their favourite love song lyrics on them. She even turned fake jellies into glowing centrepieces. They picked their own flowers on a farm, cooked the food themselves, and designed the whole thing around a bold pink and red palette with splashes of green.Read more...
Julia Mina
September 8, 2025
Esther and Fernando’s wedding was about weaving their cultures, their humour, and their grief together to make their day feel personal. They called their theme “Chicano meets Coreano. California sober. Whimsy” and that’s exactly how it played out.Read more...
Jamie Y
September 8, 2025
Carlo and Taylor didn’t want the big, 200-guests-you-barely-know kind of wedding. They wanted something louder, sharper, and unapologetically theirs. Enter the idea of flying to Las Vegas with just 25 of their love ones. “A modern, edgy, rock 'n' roll elopement meets vintage Vegas,” is how they put it. Tattoos out, rules in the bin, black and white everything.Read more...
Mandee Johnson
September 5, 2025
Mandy and Matt’s wedding was staged at one of Los Angeles’ strangest and most iconic spots, the Bob Baker Marionette Theatre. Known for its puppets, velvet curtains, and surreal history, it was the only choice once Mandy discovered it doubled as a wedding venue.Read more...