Charlii Angelz Creative
September 14, 2026
Most couples visit Bunnings (Australia's version of B&Q/ Home Depot) to buy paint, DIY supplies or plants, but Daisy and Daniel held their wedding ceremony there!Read more...
Lady Drewniak
August 24, 2026
Michelle and Jonathan planned a summer party infused with 70s vibes, faux flowers, and zero interest in tradition. The bride opted for a custom-made yellow floral ensemble, and the groom wore a floral patch, pearl and gem-covered suit by Reigner Clothing.Read more...
Flames in Frame
August 21, 2026
Apart from her shoes, Lucy’s entire outfit, including her dress, veil, jewellery and bag, was bought second-hand. On the morning of the wedding, she did her own make-up and got ready without a huge group of people around her. That pretty much sums up Lucy and Aydin, a low-key couple who just wanted to celebrate with their favourite people without spending a fortune to do so.Read more...
The Berhardts
August 10, 2026
Em and Odin had been together for 11 years by the time they married, so they didn't love the idea of spending the morning apart. Instead, they got ready at home, surrounded by their wedding party, then travelled to Montsalvat Estate in a vintage Mustang together.Read more...
Samantha Heather
July 20, 2026
Nikka and Taran have built their life around Enmore Road in Sydney. They own a bar there, spend their time with the people who make up the community and share a love of rock music, tattoos and late nights over a good drink. Their wedding never needed a moodboard because they already had one - it looked exactly like their everyday life.Read more...
Andre Meloni
July 17, 2026
Alexandra and Matthew discovered that wedding planning became much easier once they stopped trying to plan a wedding at all. Instead, they created a day around the things they actually cared about. They knew they wanted their dogs there and most importantly, they wanted their friends and family to have a good time, good food and lots of drinks. Everyone could wear what made them feel comfortable and the whole thing would be over in time for dinner.Read more...
Natalie Skoric
July 10, 2026
When Blue and Tri told people they were getting married, most expected a gothic wedding. Instead, they filled the day with hot pink, theatrical performances and a lots of colour. The bride's mum made her incredible dress, which featured a removable extra long train covered in colourful crepe flowers!Read more...
Marina Emerald
June 18, 2026
Fleur and Martin's wedding focused on one simple idea: gather the people they love, head for the hills and celebrate without a strict schedule dictating the day. Their 18 guests were dressed in spring colours while the bride and groom wore white. They had a outdoor ceremony with views of the rolling hills and a lake.Read more...
Haus of Rae
April 28, 2026
A and S got married at Holey Moley in Fortitude Valley, a crazy golf place which had been a regular date night stop whenever they were in Brisbane. Set inside an old church and black and white on the outside, it was perfect for their aesthetic and loud and playful inside which was perfect for their personalities!Read more...
Red Eclectic
January 23, 2026
Georgia and Nathan’s wedding grew out of the life they already share and featured many of their favourite things: The arcade they go for date nights, the board games and Lego they loved to play together, and a shared fluency in internet jokes and pop culture references. The brief was never about landing on a single theme. "Whimsical, retro, camp, kitschy, Vegas-ish and arcade culture" was their reference point, as well as creating a day that felt manageable and comfortable for the neurodivergent bride.Read more...
Wilde Weddings
November 13, 2025
Aimee and Onyx leaned fully into their shared love of fantasy aesthetics for their wedding. They wrote their vows in a cemetery (where they had their first date!) and were married surrounded by friends who camped out for the weekend. The day was romantic and a bit vampiric. In fact, they wanted their day to feel like it had been plucked straight from a gothic romance novel.Read more...
Kyra Boyer
November 6, 2025
Bianka and Scott’s wedding skipped tradition and added trivia, pasta from a parmesan wheel, and their two huskies, proving that the best weddings are the ones that truly feel like you. Their only real goal was to have fun.Read more...
Ceremony by Charlie
September 9, 2025
Kara and Ed’s Melbourne wedding was stitched together by their own hands. Every detail was pulled from their own creativity and a desire to create a day with retro heart and style. The bride made her veil, customised her shoes, and sewed velvet banners with their favourite love song lyrics on them. She even turned fake jellies into glowing centrepieces. They picked their own flowers on a farm, cooked the food themselves, and designed the whole thing around a bold pink and red palette with splashes of green.Read more...
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.Read more...
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!Read more...
Amanda Downie Creative
July 24, 2025
Jodie and Billy’s wedding wasn’t their first. Back in 2011, before same-sex marriage was legal in Australia, they held a commitment ceremony. They tried to make it traditional, but later realised most of it hadn’t felt right. After eight years apart to figure out who they both were, they reconnected and wanted to marry again - this time with the same rights as straight couples. They were also really clear on what they did and did not want from a wedding.Read more...
Susannah Johnson
June 2, 2025
Ash and Alex wanted moody romance, Doja Cat, lightsabers, and a cake that actually got eaten for their wedding. The bride was dead set on wearing a black dress an the groom wanted to wear a deep purple suit, so that was the perfect jumping off point for their colour scheme and bringing their dark romance fantasy to life.Read more...
Kristina Wild
May 29, 2025
Alix and Zac’s wedding was a bold, unapologetic celebration of love, queerness, and pure joy. From the outset, they made it clear they weren’t here to perform some outdated checklist of rituals - they were here to celebrate their love on their terms. They didn't follow any rulebook; they followed their hearts.Read more...
Todd Hunter McGaw
April 16, 2025
The venue for Summer and Iby's wedding, Smoked Garage, is an old motorcycle repair shop tucked away in the heart of Brisbane. It still houses bikes between the furniture, so it was a truly fitting setting for a car-loving groom and an artist bride. “We wanted something colourful, unique and a little bit vintage,” Summer told us. “Smoked Garage suited our style perfectly and let us and our guests relax – nothing too fancy.”Read more...
SvenStudios
February 20, 2025
The day after their wedding in McLaren Vale, South Australia, Jess and Jack took the plunge—literally—at Pt Noarlunga with an extraordinary underwater photo shoot! The couple, who both love free diving, couldn't think of a better and more 'them' way to mark their marriage than a shoot like this.Read more...