Temporary Tattoos, Vinyl and a Homemade Black Wedding Dress

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Leesha Williams

August 19, 2025

With a budget of just £7,000 but a shed load of creativity and love, Steph and James had a beautiful wedding at Birmingham's The Old Library, inspired by their personal style and interests. Guests signed a record player instead of a book, tables were named after their favourite travel destinations, and a temporary tattoo station kept both kids and adults entertained. Steph wore celestial jewellery, a nod to James’s nickname for her, 'Luna Lady' and she made her own dress!

Whimsical Fairycore Soiree in the Appalachian Foothills

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Crystal Anne Photo

August 18, 2025

Andy and Lillie’s wedding day unfolded on the groom's family properly in the Appalachian foothills. The couple, who had known each other since they were five years old, wanted a sustainably-focused wedding that reflected and celebrated their history together.

Two Wedding Days, Two Vibes: A Dreamy Garden Ceremony & a Moody, Jewel-Toned Reception

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Janine Rose

August 18, 2025

From the dreamy, floral-filled ceremony to the moody reception, Amol and David's celebration was anything but ordinary. What began as an idea to have a ceremony which felt like “a bougie lunch in the garden” turned into a two day extravaganza which was filled with personality. The couple worked with wedding planner Joy by Joelle, who truly understood their vision, and pulled it off flawlessly.

Art Deco Elegance Featuring their Four Dogs

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Darling Rose Photograhy

August 15, 2025

The vibe of Shelby and Sam's wedding was Art Deco meets a great dinner party. It featured their four dogs, signature coffees named after their cats, and a cut out of their dog, Ruby, telling fortunes from a DIY booth. “I really just wanted it to feel like ‘us’ as an event,” Shelby said. “Like those nights where you have such a great time you close the restaurant down.” They left out anything that didn’t feel necessary such as a bridal party, bouquet toss, and a dress code.

Intimate Gothic Baroque Wedding Inspired by Bram Stoker’s Dracula

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Untamed Creative

August 14, 2025

The wedding wasn’t the plan. Not originally, anyway. Carla entered a raffle without reading the fine print and ended up winning a wedding. So they went with it! There wasn't years of preparation, just two people who love each other, a date in the calendar, and a 'Til Death theme.

From Horror Films to Happily Ever After

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Wander and Dusk

August 13, 2025

Bri and Matt met after Bri moved to Vegas and joined a new group of friends. “The timing wasn’t right for anything romantic,” she said. “We stayed friends for years, and over time, it became undeniable that there was something more between us.” Seven years later, they were planning their wedding around two things they both loved: spooky season and each other.

A Rockabilly Meets Disco Dreams Post-Wedding Shoot

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Cat Dossett

August 12, 2025

Meghan and Seejay didn’t get pictures they were happy with when they got married, but they’ve made up for it (and then some) by creating a whole series of unforgettable photo shoots together, and this latest shoot is nothing but vibes.

Your Wedding Doesn’t Need a PR Campaign

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The Photography Carousel Ride

August 12, 2025

Planning a wedding is hard enough without also being subjected to a running public commentary. And yet, that’s exactly what’s happening on TikTok right now. Every detail is open for critique, whether it’s the dress silhouette, the centrepieces, or the way someone walks down the aisle. Not just behind closed doors, but in your own comment section, where onlookers are ready to openly judge your every decision and brazenly discuss why they don’t like what you did.

Dark Fantasy Meets White Goth Romance & Magik

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RDK

August 11, 2025

Kyla and Tyrone wanted a ceremony written in fire, not florals. They chose gothic romance and dark fantasy as their blueprint, with a cathedral-lit Sleep Token concert as a reference point. Every element was deliberate and every moment was ritualised.

A Colourful Engagement Party Turned Surprise Wedding

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Kyra Boyer

August 8, 2025

Krystian and Julia threw a wedding their guests never saw coming. They invited everyone to what was billed as an engagement party, but instead of speeches and finger food, the crowd got a real wedding ceremony! Their biggest challenge was keeping it all a secret, especially since Julia admitted she’s an “oversharer” and still managed to only spill the news to two more people than planned!

What It Means to Be a Rock n Roll Bride

Kat

August 7, 2025

It’s temporary tattoos laid out for grandma to try, A flower crown tangled in fresh hair dye. It’s vows scribbled in eyeliner saying they make you never feel alone, And the playlist skipping from MCR to Deftones.

‘Til Death.. Literally: A Haunted, All-Black Wedding on Friday 13th

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Marina Walker Photo

August 7, 2025

After a motorbike accident which nearly took the groom too soon, Mollie and Richard knew a 'til death do us part' had to be the theme of their wedding. A mix of dark romance, symbolism, and personal meaning, their wedding took place on Friday 13th.

Drag Queens & Rainbow Flowers: A Minimalist, Pride-Themed Wedding

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Taryn Nancy

August 6, 2025

The creative team behind this shoot wanted to do more than make something beautiful. They set out to make something that felt real. Real couple, real joy, real queerness, real community. No tokenism, no rainbow-for-the-sake-of-it. Just people celebrating love in a way that felt personal, visible, and unfiltered.

Moody Romantic Winter Wedding

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Leesha Williams

August 6, 2025

Taylah and Ben met when they were 15 and 16. Although they were at the same school, they'd been in different year groups so didn't really get the chance to connect until the end. But once they did, they were inseparable. They've been together ever since.

Ghost Town Love: Queer Fairytale Meets Desert Daydream Wedding Shoot

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Cat Dossett

August 5, 2025

This shoot, organised The Capture Workshop, was all about blending vintage Vegas glam with raw desert beauty. while this wasn’t a real wedding, this shoot was designed to challenge expectations, especially around what men are 'supposed' to wear when they get married.

A Secret Vegas Elopement

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Velvet Alchemy Photos

August 4, 2025

Scott spends his weekends filming weddings for other people. When it came to his own, he and Sophie left everything familiar behind. They got married in Las Vegas by an Elvis impersonator, in the pink Cadillac parked in the Tunnel of Love at the Little White Wedding Chapel.

Eighties Power Suits, Dynamic Wearable Florals & A Guerrilla Pop Up Ceremony on a Moving Tram!

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Kyra Boyer

August 1, 2025

One of my favourite ever movie weddings is the one in The Vow where Rachel McAdams and Channing Tatum do a guerrilla, pop up ceremony in an art gallery and then get chased of of the place by security guards. This shoot reminds me of that (without the angry security guards thankfully!)

Married on the Roof of a Car Park in a Red Sequin Dress

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KMM

July 31, 2025

Shannon and Vinny had the quickest ever courthouse ceremony, followed by a second, more personal one officiated by a friend on the roof of a car park! Doing things this way meant they had no drama to deal with and best of all, they only spent $500.

Thrifted Colourful Backyard Wedding

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Thistle and Pine Photo

July 31, 2025

Jenny and Ryan didn’t want a wedding that felt like it could be someone else's. They wanted one that felt like home. So, they got married in theirs. Having the day in a place where their life together already existed meant they were automatically surrounded by the things that mattered to them. Their backyard became the reception space, filled with their own furniture and handmade details. “The inspiration was items from our own home and the life we had already built together,” Jenny said. “It was colourful but sentimental and romantic.”

Maximalist Romance Meets Vintage Vegas Kitsch

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Forever Club

July 30, 2025

It may have been a Vegas wedding, but every detail Lindsay and Paul’s wedding was steeped in New Orleans flair. On the surface, it was a maximalist, coquette-inflected fever dream of bows, blooms, and cherubs. Underneath, it was a deeply personal and intentionally built story of love and transformation - starting with the groom himself, a former Catholic priest.