Casual

A DIY Dream in Their Own Backyard

Kat

Lonely Hunter Weddings

March 8, 2024

Stephanie and Ryan were married at the bride's parent's home. They wanted a budget-friendly DIY day which was themed around their favourite colours. "I had always wanted a beautiful deep navy/ blue as my wedding colour theme", the bride told us. "This happened to suit Ryan too with his red hair and blue eyes. As we started looking for bridesmaid dresses we found these beautiful marigold coloured ones and fell in love. The colour scheme then shifted to include marigolds and yellow/orange tones as well as all the blue."

A Casual & Secret NYE Wedding by the Sea

Kat

Victoria Walker

August 7, 2023

Get ready to fall in love with Sharna and Katie, who took the idea of doing your wedding, your way to the best kind of extreme. The couple, who love to surf, so didn't want a formal wedding, nor did they want to dress up - so they had a tiny ceremony on New Year's Eve in St Ives, followed by lunch at a local cafe.

An Alcohol-Free Summer Gathering with Cake… and a DIY Dip-Dyed Wedding Dress!

Kat

Myra Fotografie

September 24, 2017

Katinka and Andy met on Livejournal in 2008, and after finally meeting in person, it was love at first sight. They were married in May in Belgium and there wedding was themed around the things they love - Toy Story (check out the bride's shoes!), summer gatherings with friends and cake!

An Anti-Cookie Cutter and Unscripted Wedding

Kat

Mackensey Alexander

January 10, 2017

Melissa and Matt wanted a day that was the 'anti-cookie cutter' wedding. With vintage and bohemian influences but in a modern setting, their November celebration was relaxed and intimate with a small guest list.

Lo-Fi & DIY Wedding in Berlin

Kat

Jay Rowden

June 22, 2016

Fran and Timo are from London but now live in Berlin, which is where they hosted their September wedding. The low key day had a budget of less than £6000 and they saved the most money bu avoiding anything "too weddingy".

Casual Wedding in Scarborough

Kat

Pour Toujours

November 12, 2015

Rach and Dan didn't have a theme for their wedding, they just wanted it to celebrate their love of Scarborough. "We wanted to give our family and friends a good day out at the seaside and show them the highlights of the town", the bride said. "We had just 42 guests."

Vintage Inspired Dinner Party Wedding

Kat

Dan Hough

June 1, 2015

Kate and Oli wanted their wedding to be casual and to feel like 'them'. They were married at The Belle Epoque in Knutsford in November.

Intimate Local Neighbourhood Wedding

Kat

IYQ

May 5, 2015

When wedding planner Christine married Lenny, she knew exactly what she DIDN'T want. "Our goal was to create something that felt like us and didn't try and keep up with trends", began the bride. "I'm a wedding planner and a bridal shop owner, so I live in Pinterest-land in my profession. Our wedding was different because I learn from my clients what NOT to do and what NOT to worry about. I also didn't try so hard to be 'different'. We just wanted a great celebration."

Malibu Beach Wedding During a Power Cut

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Whitney Chamberlin of Our Labor of Love

February 10, 2015

A power cut the morning of the wedding might be most couple's worst nightmare, but Tyler and Jodi embraced it! The wedding was held at a private beach house in Malibu and the lack of power actually made their wedding even more special. Sure, they they had to get a bit creative with some aspects, such as the bride having to air-dry her hair, serving a BBQ for the meal and having no entertainment or music, but it really worked out so well! They even had candles and sparklers at the table which looked amazing!

Casual & Stress-Free London Pub Wedding

Kat

Peach & Jo

January 26, 2015

Cat and Harry are an easy-going kinda couple, so they wanted that reflected in their August wedding. Their ceremony was held at Islington Town Hall, and their reception at The Peasant pub down the road.

Casual Cabin Wedding with the Bride Wearing Jeans: Cat & Paul

Kat

Zibi

April 3, 2014

If the thought of being the centre of attention on your wedding day fills you with nervous dread, then let me open up a world of new possibilities for you. Cat and Paul did things to suit them - completely. Not being a girly, girl or ever wearing dresses, two weeks before the wedding the bride decided to go with what made her feel comfortable. That meant wearing jeans, and not doing a 'grand entrance'. She didn't walk down the aisle at all, in fact there was no aisle. She and Paul greeted their guests together as they arrived.

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