Lexi Bonin
April 17, 2026
Kelly and Andy chose Pioneertown, specifically the Desert Soundstage, as their October wedding venue. They and their 144 guests travelled out to the desert to eat, drink and be married! The couple wanted the day to feel cosy, unique, interactive.Read more...
AM Love Stories
April 16, 2026
AJ and Pedro got married by the sea in La Manga del Mar Menor, a narrow sandbar in Murcia, Spain, which separates the Mediterranean Sea from the Mar Menor lagoon. They are both archaeologists, and their work and love of books became the starting point for the theme. Pedro is an author, and AJ also translated that idea into the visual side of the wedding. She designed everything herself, from stationery to signage to décor, keeping it consistent across the whole day.Read more...
Alexsandra Wiciel
April 15, 2026
Although they live in Columbus, Ohio, Casey and Johnathan chose to travel to Salem, Massachusetts for their wedding festivities. As Halloween enthusiasts and lovers of the paranormal, their really was no other option! Johnathan had even proposed there, right in front of the famous Witch House.Read more...
We are the Richards
April 14, 2026
Ari and Bry designed their wedding with their people at the centre and everything else arranged around that. They chose the Allegheny Elks Lodge #339, a working-class Pittsburgh hall, as their location then added all their own décor to make it on-theme. “The theme was classic Pittsburgh hall wedding collides with Vegas kitsch and a hint of the Deer Hunter!” Ari told us. The result was a day that felt retro, in 80s Vegas chapel type way, meets a community party where everyone pitched in.Read more...
SK
April 13, 2026
Katie and Kaine's wedding took place inside a nursery in the final stretch of October. They wanted that autumnal mood, with witchy vibes and plenty of unique touches. The couple did lots of DIY to keep costs down, from the temporary tattoo station to the stationery, and the result was as personal as it was beautiful.Read more...
Cassy Smith
April 10, 2026
A traditional, all-white wedding was never on the cards for Stephanie and Ernesto. The couple based the day around Warped Tour, as well as all the other concerts they've been to over the years. The bride initially didn't want to wear a white dress, but when she found one which was white, but with black lace accents, it just felt right. "We are elder emos and knew from the beginning that we wanted a rock festival theme,” she said.Read more...
Annalee
April 9, 2026
Sam and Kaylee wanted to honour both their backgrounds with a pre-wedding photo session. As a nod to Sam's Hong Kong heritage (in a distinctly Asian-American way), the two chose to run around San Francisco Chinatown at night. They visited several beloved locally-owned Chinese-American businesses and Chinatown landmarks. Kaylee brought her own piece of family history to the session, wearing her grandmother's wedding dress and her mother's veil as a tribute to the women who came before her.Read more...
Fotostorie
April 8, 2026
Martine and Terje chose a forest setting in Norway for their Viking meets boho wedding and planned the day around what felt familiar to them. The plan was to keep it relaxed and personal. This even extended into what they wore. When the bride couldn't find a dress she liked, she ended up making one herself! She also made a shirt for her groom and the flower girl dresses.Read more...
Ami Darling
April 7, 2026
Amber and Jago got married on 31st October in Cornwall. The date was significant because not only do they love Halloween, they started dating on and got engaged on Halloween! As goths, it just made total sense to keep the same date for their wedding.Read more...
Keri Lynne
April 6, 2026
Did you know there is no rule that says your engagement shoot has to be pretty pictures of you in a field or on a beach. I mean, those make lovely shoot locations and all but do you know what's way cooler? A freakin' haunted mansion! For Anita and Michael, who love all things dark and romantic, these vibes were elite.Read more...
Candice Vann
April 3, 2026
Sarah and Jordan did not want a big spectacle for their wadding. Instead, they opted for an intimate ceremony and meal with their closest family. That didn't mean they didn't care about the aesthetics though, in fact they were very visually driven, wanting deep opera reds, black accents, candlelight, and rich textures. They hired Britney of Be You Planning to help them bring their vision to lifeRead more...
Philipp Groth
April 2, 2026
Annika and Leon love Tolkien, fantasy worlds and video games, so they built their wedding from that foundation. They planned the day entirely by themselves, with the help of many talented friends, and held it at Mildenstein Castle in Saxony, Germany.Read more...
Amy Faith
April 1, 2026
When Laura, a self-confessed elder emo, married Robin in Liverpool, she knew exactly what she wanted their wedding to be like. After a register office ceremony with just 20 guests, they had a huge live-gig inspired reception where they fully leaned into the theme - checkerboards, disco balls and live music all night long!Read more...
Leena Rose Photo
March 31, 2026
Thalia and Ricky choose Suncadia Resort in Cle Elum, WA, as their wedding venue for its open views, tall trees and late autumn colour. Leena McKinney, who photographed the day, describes it as “the perfect mix of moody romance and mountain views.” The couple kept their surroundings largely untouched. The ceremony design stayed minimal, allowing the location and their styling to lead.Read more...
Alisa Grieve
March 30, 2026
Sam had always wanted to attend a masquerade ball, so that, her a long-standing goth aesthetic and love for antiques, vintage furniture and trinkets were the main inspirations for her wedding to Liam. "It was like a moody gothic masquerade with antique eclecticism", she said.Read more...
Black Stag Creative
March 27, 2026
This shoot is a riot against the beige, minimal, Pinterest-approved wedding machine, this shoot came to us by-way of a new team of wedding suppliers from South Africa who wanted to push what it means to create a “styled wedding shoot”.Read more...
Amy Davies
March 26, 2026
Chloe and Grant planned a fully themed gothic wedding, but their original idea looked very different. Like many couples, they started by mapping out a larger celebration and quickly watched the numbers climb. “Our original plans were going to cost almost £16k", Chloe told us. "We found it all very stressful so ended up cancelling everything. We went online and booked a registry office ceremony for £150 and didn't look back! We have zero regrets. I did my own make-up, made my bouquet, put together the decorations - everything! We didn't even have a photographer for the wedding itself, all the photos were taken on my Instax or by friends. The most important thing to us was to be married."Read more...
Wren and Rose
March 24, 2026
Morgan and Sam got married in a place where people usually go to drink beer, bowl and hear live music. Butch and Anne’s in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin is a dive bar with a vintage bowling alley tucked inside. The wedding photographer bride and musician groom first met while working the same wedding. Having both worked in the industry for years, they already knew exactly what they didn’t want.Read more...
Jenn and Pawel
March 23, 2026
For a long time, eloping meant running away to get married in secret. But today it usually means the couple have chosen to elope because they want a wedding that feels calm, intentional and focused on the two of them rather than the expectations of everyone else. Some elopements even include a small guest list (although these should more accurately be called micro weddings). But while elopements are often portrayed as effortless and carefree, there are a few things people rarely talk about when planning one. So, if you’re thinking about eloping, here are some practical things to know and simple ways to turn it into a meaningful experience rather than just a quick legal formality.Read more...
LT Photo Co
March 20, 2026
Kelsey and Reese's wedding was inspired by something they already loved - the annual Renaissance Faire. Their day featured costumes, swords, mead and a full cast of enthusiastic guests. The whole thing was DIY, with the couple spending no more than $12,000 in total! The day played out like a festival gathering with a ceremony in the garden followed by a reception full of theatrical touches, handmade details and a joust.Read more...