About

Photography Credit: David McNeil

Rock n Roll Bride promotes individuality and general awesomeness within a cookie cutter, pastel and puke-worthy wedding world. Don’t let the wedding industry define your day – let *you* define your day.

Rock n Roll Bride is a UK wedding blog which was launched in October 2007 as a simple wedding planning site but was rebranded and re-launched in January 2009 as a ‘Mecca for gorgeous photography and inspiring real weddings’* Rock n Roll Bride is an ever growing brand with magazine features including Marie Claire Magazine, Cosmopolitan Bride, The British Journal of Photography, Easy Living, Company, Tattoo Revolution, Perfect Wedding, Wedding Ideas, Wed Magazine, Southern Weddings Magazine (US), The Guardian newspaper, The Sunday Times Style Magazine (Ireland) and The Daily Express newspaper.

Kat Williams was photographed for London Tattoos (book, due to be published September 2011) and Rock n Roll Bride was profiled in the book, ‘Working 5 – 9’ written by Emma Jones, founder of the home business website Enterprise Nation. Rock n Roll Bride was also cited as one of the top 5 wedding blogs by Elle Magazine (UK).

Founder, Kat Williams, also writes monthly articles for Photo Pro Magazine, WEDDING Magazine & Vintage Life Magazine and was invited to speak at the Unveiled Photography Conference in July 2010 hosted by The British Journal of Photography and sponsored by Hasselblad.

Kat was also invited to attend the Designer Vintage Bridal Show in February 2011 as a special guest, and in March 2011 she made her catwalk debut at The Luella’s Boudoir Wedding Fair, held in the opulent surroundings of One Marylebone, London. In July 2011 she organised and hosted the first ever workshop with international wedding photographer Jasmine Star in London.

Rock n Roll Bride was included in the prestigious industry awards – BrideTide’s Top 100 blogs to watch in both 2010 and 2011 and came first in the Best Style Blog category of the 2010 Bridal Blog Awards hosted by The Wedding Channel and The Knot.

Rock n Roll Bride was awarded Best Wedding Blog by Cosmopolitan Magazine in their Blog Awards which took place in October 2011.

*www.bridalwave.tv

Photography Credit: David McNeil

My aim with Rock n Roll Bride is to provide a little haven of kick ass weddingness in the cookie cutter, pastel and often puke-worthy wedding world. If you’ve ever picked up a bridal magazine and felt queasy, or trawled the internet and felt disheartened by what you didn’t find, well my friend you are in the right place!

Rock n Roll Bride is all about the charm and unique nature of ordinary people’s, extraordinary weddings

There is no ideal Rock n Roll Bride. What I love isn’t necessarily what floats your boat. What makes the weddings (and therefore my blog) so fab is YOU! I try to share a diverse variety of weddings, photo shoots and general gorgeousness. The only thing I ask is that each feature is a perfect representation of the couple and their individuality. Think tattooed punk brides next to eco hippy chic weddings and DIY extravaganzas placed side by side with elaborate Alice in Wonderland themed weddings and you’re half way there.

Being Rock n Roll is not about being ‘cool’, being a rebel or even thinking of the most unique idea you can, it’s about planning a wedding that reflects you and your partner and declaring your love in your way. To be featured on this site, you don’t have to be cool.  You don’t have to be ‘out-there’ or ‘offbeat’, you just have to be you.

My passion is photography. I am excited by every single photograph on this site and am honoured that each photographer is proud to have their work adorning the walls of Rock n Roll Bride.*

So kick off your New Rocks, settle down with a cupcake and enjoy the ride.

Photography Credit: Emma Case Photography

If you would like to be considered for a feature on Rock n Roll Bride please check out my submissions info.

If you are interested in becoming a Rock n Roll Bride sponsor please check out my sponsorship info.

I love connecting with my readers! Why not follow me on Twitter, Facebook & Flickr?

*Polite Note – Every image featured on Rock n Roll Bride is done so only with the express permission of the photographers. I work very hard to make sure this is the case. Therefore if you wish to re-blog any of the images you find here, be a doll and ask permission first. Contact details for any of the photographers can be provided upon request. Just drop me a little email and I’ll send it right over.

Photography Credit: Emma Case Photography

Comment Etiquette

I reserve the right to delete any rude, hurtful or defamatory comments. I will not tolerate bullying or bitchiness on my blog.

I will edit any comments by deleting links that are solely placed to benefit the commenter’s own website and not the discussion of the blog post.

For further information on the comment policy of this blog, check out these two articles.

Tags:

  1. Sarah J’s avatar

    Thanks Kat, will do :)

  2. Matt Ethan’s avatar

    Love the blog Kat! :D

  3. phyliss ha siler’s avatar

    I adore your site! Finally, a resource for those who are allergic to the generic and cheesy! I just wish I had found your blog sooner!!

  4. Dennis Young’s avatar

    Thanks for the ‘other side’ of weddings. As a tentmaker for over forty years, I was getting pretty bored with the ‘white tent’ corporate norm. Gaining inspiration from India’s raj tents, I decided to built my own line of tents.

    So my contribution to the world of design is Raj Polynesia tents. A tent with both Indian and Hawaiian influence. The Bamboo poles and carved pineapple finials bring the Polynesian flavor into the raj tent design. (www.rajpolynesia.com)

    And the tropical colors of tops, are just part of my rock and roll days…

· 1 · 2 · 3 · 4

Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

*

You may use these HTML tags and attributes: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>