A Timeless Wedding with a Moody and Dark Twist
Naturally Jek
March 1, 2023
With a handwritten, personal note in every guest’s place, Kodie and Cam also decided to replace favours with a drawing of each person to take home with them.Read more...
Naturally Jek
March 1, 2023
With a handwritten, personal note in every guest’s place, Kodie and Cam also decided to replace favours with a drawing of each person to take home with them.Read more...
The Salty Shutter
February 6, 2023
instead she chose a beautiful black gown and she arrived to the wedding with Paul, in her work van. When Paul mentioned he’d have to get a suit for the day, they both questioned why, as he’s not a suit-wearing guy, so he chose an outfit that he loved and felt comfortable in, too.Read more...
Lei Lei Clavey
January 19, 2023
This was the perfect spot for their wedding as they didn't want anything fussy or over the top.Read more...
Wattle and Fig
January 2, 2023
What was meant to be a one night stand, ended up turning into finding the love of their lives. Within five months of meeting, Sarah and Jarrid had got matching tattoos, seven months in they got engaged and they were married 18 months later. Their plan was to have a wedding which felt like "a circus of love" and a "giant fun and pink love fest!!"Read more...
Daniel Neucom
October 31, 2022
Getting together in high school to make their exes jealous, Sam and Cal realised they made a better couple than their previous relationships. They wanted their wedding to be a celebration of the weird and wonderful.Read more...
Kristie Carrick
October 19, 2022
Inspired by the Australian bush as well as their personal, alternative style, Ben and Keeli’s April wedding had elements of both and the combination works so well!Read more...
Na Lia Weddings
October 14, 2022
Wanting to pay homage to the bride's Aboriginal culture and heritage, Shiobhan and Mitch's day started with an elder coming to do a 'Welcome to Country' and a smoking ceremony which was a really beautiful and calming way to kick things ofRead more...
Red Eclectic
September 28, 2022
closer to home in Western Australia, Sofie and Alex chose Rebel Rebel Wedding Chapel in Perth for their June wedding. The chapel was already decorated in a modern, colourful style they loved, and fits under 30 guests, so it was the perfect choice for them.Read more...
Kristna Wild
July 18, 2022
After bonding over their love of alternative music and good coffee, Nicola and Carl married in January 2022 at The Refinery in Brisbane.Read more...
Disco Till Death
July 7, 2022
Lizz and Tim embraced all things feminist and metal for their love fest, with brideshumans, a star embellished dress and a mos-pit first dance!Read more...
Peggy Saas
June 23, 2022
After postponing their wedding twice due to border closures in Western Australia, Stef and Ryan finally managed to tie the knot in October.Read more...
Paper Bear
June 22, 2022
Corey and Brandon, from Melbourne, absolutely did not want a big, expensive wedding. Instead, they spent less than $5k (AU) to elope at The Altar Electric, a wedding chapel in their hometown.Read more...
Niki Schuch
January 18, 2022
Karisma Studios
December 2, 2021
Luke Going
November 5, 2021
Swift Hound
October 27, 2021
Sarah Godenzi
September 21, 2021
Steph Wallis
September 3, 2021
Leah and Jarvis designed every element of their vintage-inspired day to suit them as a couple. From the sweetest ceremony in the gorgeous church to the cocktail-style reception at Moondog Brewery with lots of dancing, a pizza truck and gelato. There was even a dinosaur cake-topper that Leah made a little veil and garter for!Read more...
Lisa Hayman
August 20, 2021
Liana and Daniel were married in a little country town called Toongabbie in Victoria, Australia. The ceremony was held in a tiny church which was the perfect size for their 40 guests.Read more...
Analog Modern
August 17, 2021
Hannah and Mike postponed their wedding by almost a year due to COVID, finally tying the knot on April 3rd 2021. Although they organised most of it last year so weren't totally sure how much they spent, they know they wanted to keep the day affordable, with their only big cost being entertainment - in fact it was most of the budget! The groom works in the wedding industry so was able to call in favours and have friends make the food and cake, they didn't bother with centrepieces or flowers and they asked their guests to bring their own drinks.Read more...