Lucie Carr
October 27, 2026
Bethanie and Thomas celebrated their marriage with a woodland handfasting, a Viking feast and a toast to the goddesses. The groomsmen wrestled while Bethanie danced on tables with her bridesmaids. Their children ran around with their friends’ kids, and the night ended beside a bonfire before the newlyweds retreated to their tipi.Read more...
O&C
October 23, 2026
Rosie and Tyler met through Hinge. Four months later they got engaged and just ten months after they first started talking, they were married. "It was a whirlwind romance", Rosie told us. "We knew instantly we were best friends and soulmates - people told us we were being crazy but we didn’t care! We knew what we knew. We heal the broken parts of each other and and lift up the beautiful mess. It was young love found in a generational hellscape of toxic dating culture."Read more...
Mad About Saffron
October 20, 2026
Cass and Rich finished their legal ceremony and headed straight for the bumper cars. Still in their wedding outfits, which for the bride was a suit from ASOS, they spent Friday at the funfair outside the register office before going for drinks. Then, the next day, they took over Crookes Social Club for a big party with a £10,000 budget, a ceiling full of tinsel and a vision of a camp music video.Read more...
M & G Wedding
October 9, 2026
Diana and Sean brought their version of retro Vegas to Preston Court in Kent, mixing casino references and motel room keys with an English country setting. Their supplier brief was “Las Vegas, quirky, Sure Thing Chapel and retro.” Having attended plenty of weddings in their 30s, they knew the familiar sequence of events and wanted to give their guests plenty to get involved in. There would be dancing, candyfloss, a carousel and glamping tents to stumble back to afterwards. “We kept the traditions that meant something to us and felt very relaxed about the rest,” they said. “Our main question throughout planning was always, “Will this make the day more fun or more us?””Read more...
Ever Thine Film &
October 8, 2026
Ciara and Joe, who met when they were 11 and began their relationship as each other's prom dates, were married in July. Unhappy with how their wedding photos turned out, they decided to do a portrait session in September and they're so glad they did! "Our wedding was never about having a 'perfect' traditional wedding", they said "but weren't initially happy with how our original wedding photographs came out. We'd put so much thought into the look and atmosphere of our day, but the photographs didn't capture it in the way we'd imagined."Read more...
James Frost
October 1, 2026
Yasmine and Matt wanted a Dita Von Teese meets gothic rock disco vibe for their October wedding. They brought in skull props and dry ice, had a black wedding cake, temporary tattoos as favours, and glitterball pumpkins. A drag queen performed in the evening and guests were given a dress code that was simply: “Flair as f*ck.”Read more...
Kat Shot This
September 2, 2026
Leah repeatedly referred to her wedding as a “fake wedding” because she and Mark skipped so many of the expected traditions that, apart from the legally binding bit, their day had very little interest in seeming like one. There was no aisle, personalised vows or first dance. There were six ceremony guests, several handmade outfits, competitive bingo and a table of temporary tattoos. It also happened to be on Leah’s 30th birthday! “I love my birthday but don’t love the idea of being centre of attention so thought what a good way to have a party, combine the two!" she said. "I got to spend the day with all my favourite people!”Read more...
Alasdair Watson
August 19, 2026
Morag and Fran spent £7,800 on their Glasgow wedding and made almost everything themselves. The original plan was an 80s prom party, but as time progressed, Morag’s self-described “sparkly space princess” tendencies took over. Purple, blue and gold became the main colour scheme, with a dose of rainbow for good measure. They included Sailor Moon and Dragon Ball references which brought a 90s anime edge to the celestial styling.Read more...
Maddie Farris
August 4, 2026
Salomé and Elinor turned their love story into a fantasy fairytale, complete with sword-cut cake, Jellycat eggs, and an emo-fuelled dance floor. Their relationship started the way a lot of modern ones do: online. The difference is that they didn’t just find each other on a dating app. They met on Tumblr, bonding over a video game they both loved. Within days of meeting in person, they knew they’d found their match and in 2022 they proposed to each other at Disneyland.Read more...
Cameraboss
July 30, 2026
Jo and Jonny had an unconventional first date at an indoor climbing centre. Joanna, originally from Benue State in Nigeria, met Northumberland-born Jonathon through a chance online interaction. What followed was a connection that felt both immediate and effortless, built on shared faith, strong family values and a love of adventure.Read more...
Steph Mead
July 8, 2026
Some couples spend months searching for the perfect wedding venue, but Toni and Danny already knew theirs. Download Festival has been part of their relationship for a long time and when they found out they could get married there, there was simply no other option.Read more...
Priti Shikotra
July 3, 2026
Jasmine and Will had already made things official with an intimate civil ceremony a few months earlier. So, this larger celebration at Fairfield Social Club in Manchester a gave them the chance to gather 150 of their loved ones for a big wedding done on their own terms. They wanted bright colours, loud music, and a ceremony that reflected both of their cultures.Read more...
Sophie Bagnall
July 2, 2026
Daisy and Robert wanted their wedding to feel like a modern interpretation of 1970s disco. Vintage concertina Christmas decorations sparked the original idea, becoming the starting point for a design scheme and the inspiration behind the ceiling streamers. They were married in November and while many autumn/ winter weddings lean into darker colours, Daisy and Robert pushed in the opposite direction. The couple, who had gotten engaged in Sorrento, wanted to bring little elements of that into the wedding too. So, they opted for an Italian menu.Read more...
Tom Jeavons
June 23, 2026
What happens when a bartending Swiftie marries an electrician? Sparks fly…literally. After nine years together, Tayla and Joe tied the knot at Cooling Castle Barn in Kent. Sharing the same birthday inspired their celestial theme, and in front of a moon arch with a string quartet playing, they promised to love each other forever.Read more...
Dan Waters Creative
June 22, 2026
Clare and Jon first met when Clare worked at his parents’ chip shop as a teenager. They fell in love quickly and spent several years together before life pulled them in different directions. Jon's culture required him to have arranged marriage with someone with the same beliefs. "We ended up drifting apart", Clare told us. "He moved away and I had no idea where he was. But after 20 years we found each other again, got back together and Jon decided he had to follow his heart. Getting married was a dream come true and very emotional. No-one was surprised to see us back together and said it was how it always should have been. It was like the 20 years just melted away and the spark was stronger than ever. A real life Disney fairytale."Read more...
Sophie Bagnall
June 12, 2026
Liv and Dan were inspired by nature, fairies, the night's sky and a healthy dose of theatricality for their April wedding. Their celebration unfolded beneath homemade paper stars, beside a giant glittering moon and in front of the ruined chapel at Royle Forest.Read more...
Kiss the Bride
June 11, 2026
Held at Whitebottom Farm in Stockport, Nicolle and Matt's wedding traded convention for colour, dinosaurs and tattoos! "We wanted our wedding to scream that it belonged to us," said Nicolle. "Where our guests would walk in and think 'this is definitely Nicolle and Matt's day!!'"Read more...
EKR Pictures
June 8, 2026
So many weddings take years of planning, are filled with packed schedule and a carefully choreographed morning apart. Amy and Steve planned theirs in six months and spent the morning of theirs setting up the venue togetherRead more...
Kelly Clarke
May 6, 2026
Mad Men, the mid-century modern aesthetics and Manchester were the main sources of inspiration for Amy and Graham's wedding. They wanted a big party in the city that wasn't stuffy or formal, and really reflected how they already spend their time together.Read more...
Katie Goff
April 24, 2026
A 70s disco influence ran through everything at Lucy and Jess' wedding. The main colour of the day was burnt orange and it showed up in the bridesmaid’s mix of dresses and suits, in the confetti, the bouquets, and across all the self-designed stationery. Disco balls were used alongside vinyl records, which doubled as a guest book and part of the seating plan.Read more...