Rock n Roll Bride - The ultimate guide for alternative brides

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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.”
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