Louise Griffin
October 20, 2022
Kate and Rhys didn't tell anyone we were eloping and the only guests at the wedding were their 11-year-old daughter, the bride's brother and his partner. None of them knew they were getting married until five minutes beforehand! They met in the pub and told them before rushing over to St Georges Hall on foot.Read more...
Shutter Go Click
September 29, 2022
hey wanted to reflect their mutual love of tattoos. It was also a bit of a confetti explosion of colour and they ended up choosing quite a few Mexican inspired things like piñatas and sacred hearts - although this wasn't an intentional theme.Read more...
Koru
September 27, 2022
and music themselves, Emily made her own dress and headpiece (featuring silk ribbon embroidery and lace from her mum's wedding dress from 1982), her mum's dress, the bridesmaids corsages and all the decorations! Tim wore his family tartan which only arrived from his cousin in Edinburgh a few days before!Read more...
Sian Richardson
August 11, 2022
Nothing about Cassy and Elliot's courtship was traditional, so why should their wedding beRead more...
Xanthe Rowland Weddings
March 10, 2021
Mandi and Joeby fought tooth and nail to make their 2020 wedding happen. “We were determined to stick to our date no matter what,” Mandi told us. “We decided quite early on that even if it just meant us and a witness, we would just get it done - I’d proposed to Joey in 2018 and for us it was important to just be married, not about a big party or putting our lives on hold - and this sentiment felt particularly important to stick to before the world went to complete shit!”Read more...
Emma Bettes
September 4, 2020
Lottie and Scott's February wedding was all about the homemade touches. In fact almost everything was DIY including the bride's dress (made by her mum from a 50s pattern), the rainbow cake and the bouquets which were made up of faux flowers bought from Dunelm. As well as their obvious love of colour, the other thing they wanted their wedding to reflect was their love for their family and friends.Read more...
Peter Hugo
July 23, 2020
Living and working in London but both originally from up north, Fiona and Jack, who met when they both auditioned for the same band at uni (the band is still going and they have been making and releasing music together for their entire relationship!) planned a retro inspired wedding in Whitby. It's a place they have spent a lot of time in with family over the years so it was a very sentimental place for them to tie the knot. The autumn day started with a ceremony at Whitby registry office before a walk down to the seafront to play on to 2p arcade games and have their photos taken. The reception was then held at a recently reopened old church centre which they decorated and made their own.Read more...
Kirstie Mackenzie
April 21, 2020
Matt and Jo turned their July wedding into a full day-long festival, that they just happened to also get married at! “We basically wanted to put on a festival for all our friends and family to enjoy,” said Jo, “and to make it as easy as possible for people to attend and have a nice time. We especially wanted to tap into the idea that with festivals, there are always multiple things going on at once; we weren’t very keen on having all eyes on us all day so we wanted there to be lots to do to counteract the overwhelm!”Read more...
The Pin Up Bride
October 24, 2019
I bet those are things you never thought you'd see in a wedding feature together... but here at Rock n Roll Bride we embrace the unique and somewhat oddball wedding themes wholeheartedly! All these things - rockabilly, feminism, the bride's Jewish faith and, of course, llamas (!) mean a lot to Lara and Shaun so of course they had to bring them all into their big dayRead more...
Quint
October 4, 2019
It's that perfect time of year where the temperatures have dropped slightly but it's not yet baltic outside, the colours of the trees are at their most beautiful and Pumpkin Spiced Lattes are a thing again (OK spoiler alert I actually think they're gross but many people don't agree with me!) But MOST OF ALL, I love the weddings that happen in Autumn. Especially when they're low key and full of all the feels.Read more...
Steph Newton
March 4, 2019
Inspired by their love of vintage and times gone by, Maria and Ian had a theme-free but very vintage inspired wedding. They picked the Asylum Chapel in Peckham as their ceremony venue because loved the beauty in the decay of the deconsecrated church and the fact that it looks a bit like nature is taking it over.Read more...
Simple Tapestry
June 7, 2018
Music is a massive thing for Carrie and Dee, who met at a house party after they'd finished working at Belfast Music Week in 2011, plus Carrie photographs bands for Getty Images (as well as weddings!) so it was a major theme for their New Year's Eve celebration. Their other big love is good food and wine, so the meal had to be amazing! Basically, they said, it was all about everyone enjoying themselves.Read more...
Peter Hugo
February 4, 2018
They met at work, and boned over the bride's ‘mod roundel’ tattoo. Jonny asked Grace if it meant she was the queen of mods, and they struck up a friendship. A few months later they got together properly at the work Christmas party thanks to some good old fashioned Dutch courage! They were married in October in Darlington.Read more...
Peakography
January 25, 2018
Lenore and Liam's wedding day was a celebration of all things industrial as well as showing their love for Sheffield, the city in which they live. They had lots of motifs and nods woven cleverly into almost every aspect of the day, including little bottles of Sheffield's own Henderson's Relish as place names and making their own wedding rings at CAST, combining the bride's late mother’s ring, and a gold bracelet from Liam’s mother.Read more...
Matt Mosur
August 21, 2017
Ruby and Lukasz hosted their cat themed wedding party in October but they were actually legally married a year earlier. "We were broke, we'd just moved countries to the Isle of Man and we just wanted to get married so we eloped and got pizza afterwards!" Ruby explained. "This time we wanted a big party to share with our loved ones."Read more...
Anna Taylor
August 18, 2017
A classic wedding with a retro Rock n Roll vibe is how I'd best describe Chloe-Rose and Michael's Melbourne wedding. They wanted to keep things local and relevant to their everyday lives so that meant the bride wore a short dress from a high street store and the ceremony and reception were held in some of their favourite local spots.Read more...
Ellie Grace
August 9, 2017
Charlie and Chris were married in Sheffield. The theme was robots and skulls and they had little nods to both of those things everywhere you looked. "I’m not sure many weddings have quite so many robots included!" Charlie laughed. "They’re very important to both of us so needed to be a pretty big part of the wedding.Read more...
Assassynation
August 6, 2017
The theme for Katie and Jimmy's informal winter wedding was a mixture of a 1960s working man's club with a 1920s speakeasy. They were married at Hackney Town Hall and hosted their reception at Earl Haig Hall, an old British Legion social club in Crouch End.Read more...
Assassynation
July 31, 2017
Bex and Keith wanted wedding without the fuss. They wanted it to feel like them. They had a budget of £4000 (and spent just under that!) and we were married on a Monday in Newport.Read more...
Lisa Carpenter
June 5, 2017
Fay and Michael met in the most bizarre way - they were set up by Michael's ex-wife! After 10 years together they decided to get married and wanted their wedding to be an eclectic mix, representing all of their passions and loves. They included ballroom dance, costume, circus, art, festival, sugar skulls, Tim Burton and vintage influences. They also wanted it to be an opportunity to show off their creative artistic flair to their family and friends.Read more...