Amy Sims
January 18, 2024
Amy and Anthony's wedding, a unique and intimate celebration held at Jane's Carousel in Brooklyn Bridge Park, was a delightful blend of romance, fun, and personal touches. Dubbing the day "Anthony & Amy's Starlight Playground", their wedding showcased both their love story and their connection to the city where that love blossomed.Read more...
Opperhill
January 3, 2023
When Sophie of 130 Atelier Bridal opened her bridal boutique in August 2021, at the forefront of her mind was creating a space - and a shopping experience - which was welcoming to everybody.Read more...
Natalie Sorichetti
September 6, 2021
Kira and Stephen opted for a boozy brunch reception, complete with dancing, followed by an after party in a hotel lobby. This couple were the epitome of laid back with their plans, choosing things which made the day enjoyable for everyone rather than sticking to tradition. There was no cake (who needs one when you've got so many delicious pastries!?) and the bridesmaid wore whatever they wanted. The groom and his groomsmen opted to match in bright blue suits.Read more...
Requiem Images
July 27, 2020
The Art Factory, a specious historic loft space in New York, was the ideal location for Jordan and Matthew's creative wedding, They wanted complete control over the day and to not have any restrictions on what they could or could not do, and so the blank canvas, dry hire space was ideal.Read more...
Fullhearts.co
May 13, 2020
Brodie and Joel were living in inner-West Sydney when they first got together, so the area's hipster/ grunge/ alternative scene seemed like a good starting point for their October wedding day. “We’re not nature lovers, we prefer the city, and inner-West Sydney symbolises us and our relationship. We definitely didn’t want anything traditional, neither of us are religious. We just enjoy a cold bevy and a burger. Good music, people and cool place to hang out at,” said BrodieRead more...
Costa Sister Productions
February 28, 2020
There's a hybrid wedding trend we're seeing a lot these days - not quite an elopement, but definitely not a big wedding either. Jay and Brian knew this was what they wanted for their nuptials. They didn't want to entirely run away and do it on their own, but they didn't want to host a ton of people and drop a huge amount of money on it either. So, they found a comfortable mid-way point and married at Hackney Town Hall, followed by a meal at a local restaurant with just 14 guests (and their sausage dog, Duncan!)Read more...
Ellie Gillard
February 3, 2020
Lucie and Tommy's London wedding was inspired by the bride's love of pink, their mutual appreciation for the tropical aesthetic and the 1950s, and London, where the day took place. The bride arrived at Hackney Town Hall in a pink Cadillac, her bridal party all wore pink dresses from Coast and their reception decor was all shades from pastel to fuchsia and everything in between. They served their favourite junk food (burgers and Domino's pizza!) and had one hell of a party!Read more...
Josephine Elvis
January 17, 2020
Mike and Markus wanted an easy-going wedding. To them, that meant shunning a lot of tradition and having only friends there, no relatives at all. They chose Chelsea as their location as Markus' parents got married there and because it's one of the favourite neighbourhoods in London.Read more...
Rebecca Carpenter
May 12, 2019
Inspired by an East London club night coupled with a strong desire to do things differently, Rebecca and Reece planned their wedding for March this year. They wanted their day to have a real old meets new feel so chose a reception venue with an industrial vibe, The Depot in Holloway, and decorated it top to bottom in tropical, sparkle and bubblegum pink themed things!Read more...
Kirsty Mackenzie
April 30, 2019
Viki and Stef wanted to take the traditional wedding format and put their own spin on it. They were married at Asylum Chapel in Peckham, London followed by a reception at the Battersea Arts Centre complete with a 90s cover band!Read more...
Tanya Voltchanskaya
April 16, 2019
Marlie and Ben's love story is like something out of a rom-com - they met officially in 2010, but were too shy to speak to one another. They spent a few years politely waving at each other when their paths crossed, until Ben came to Marlie's rescue while she was stuck in the pouring rain and they finally spoke. They moved in together six weeks later!Read more...
unkitschig
April 14, 2019
Josi and Max wanted their wedding day to be different from every other wedding that they and their guests had attended. They took inspiration from all the things they love - fashion, art, Star Wars, Guns 'n' Roses, classic Viennese culture and good coffee - to create a day that was more of a big party than an elegant gathering. They just wanted it to feel very true to them.Read more...
Kate Jackson
February 5, 2019
OH MY GOD, oh my god, oh my god. Let me COUNT THE WAYS in which I absolutely adore this wedding. Lusea and Nancy's incredible wedding style just radiates on pure JOY and their day perfectly bridges the gap between tongue-in-cheek and hand-in-heart. Plus, they had McDonalds as their wedding meal. RELATABLE ICONS.Read more...
Matthias Friel
December 14, 2018
ARE. YOU. READY. For the best thing you've ever seen? Rock n Roll Bride was founded on celebrating alternative weddings that are totally different, and this is going to blow your mind. Laura and Florian's Berlin wedding was a neon wonderland, including the coolest neon stationery and glow-in-the-dark eyeliner. Techno? More like Tech-YES.Read more...
Joanna Bongard
November 21, 2018
Jerome Cole
July 21, 2018
Em and Nick have turned the feel-good vibes up to 5000 today with their chic Melbourne warehouse wedding and its 'mid-century Mexicana' theme. I mean, a wedding with a neon "I like your face, loser" sign is going to be pretty bloody special, isn't it?Read more...
Leslie Swan
April 14, 2018
Chloe and Thomas' delightful and intimate urban wedding held in Brooklyn, New York is definitely what ol' Alicia was singing about - a total dream made last October in that concrete jungle. Their day was laidback but not lacking, gritty but über-romantic.Read more...
Matt Parry
March 22, 2018
OK full disclosure: I’ve lusted after this wedding ever since I saw it on the incredible Matt Parry’s Instagram last summer. From the brief preview shots he posted of Becky and her black-clad bridesmaids posing on the steps of Preston Court to the handwritten flow chart table plan, it was obvious it was an incredibly special day full of laidback love, laughter, and some legendary stories. Nearly a year later, this has been confirmed, and it’s with total GLEE that I’m writing this up…Read more...
Voyteck
February 23, 2018
Matt and Laura, who met at University, went for a dark botanical theme for their London wedding. They were inspired by their reception venue, The Islington Metal Works and used their prop store to source a lot of the decor. They also brought in lots of things from their own home (and the homes of their friends and family!) and handmade what they could. The DIY projects included their wish tree for guests to write on, and even the cabinet where they placed the wedding favours. They were collection of personal trinkets and curios that they'd bought from various flea markets in Berlin and San Francisco that would suit each guest. Guests were invited to look through the cabinet and find the one with their name on to take away - talk about going the extra mile am I right!? All-in-all this was one hell of a cool and creative event.Read more...
Cara Mia Contemporary
February 13, 2018
James and Karol were married in London in September. They wanted to keep things simple, inexpensive and meaningful to their relationship.Read more...