The Disabled Couple’s Guide to Venues

Guest Contributor

Albert Palmer

August 9, 2021

Head in the Clouds: Yes, Disabled People Get Married Too!

Kat

Devlin Photos

June 28, 2021

As the brand-new issue of the magazine is now available for pre-order (did you grab yours yet?) we thought we'd share a few more of our favourite shots from the current issue's editorial shoot, many of which didn't make the final spread.

Rose Gold & Navy Themed, Family Friendly Winter Wedding

Sophie Cooke

CJR

May 14, 2020

Jon and Steph’s love story had a rocky start - they met at a military charity boxing event on the army base where Jon was posted, but just a week later was posted over 180 miles away. Undeterred by this, they spent every night together in the time they had left, and Jon promised when he left that he would come back to see Steph at weekends. “I don’t think I really believed he would, so was happily proved wrong when he came back two weeks later!” Their determination to make things work paid off, and they were married in December.

Accessibility Issues & Wedding Planning Advice for Couples with Disabilities

Kat

Celebrate Again

March 1, 2019

This is a bit of a different kind of feature for us, but one I really hope you find inspiring and helpful. We were submitted this photo shoot by wedding photographer Emmy Gaines of Searching for the Light. She wanted to shoot a real couple and to show that even if someone has a disability they can still live their life to the fullest. So often, less able-bodied people are ignored by the wedding industry (thankfully this is slowly changing!) but on Rock n Roll Bride we want to champion the fact that EVERY BODY deserves to get married, to have the same wonderful experience and to be treated respectfully by their suppliers and vendors.

Planning Your Wedding with Hidden Disabilities in Mind

Erin Balfour

Vanessa Madec

November 12, 2017

As a mum of two children who both have what’s known as ‘hidden disabilities’, attending even family gatherings, never mind weddings, is a huge challenge. My husband and I usually spend the whole time anticipating or soothing their sensory overloads and missing the event, or sometimes if it's all too much we simply have to leave early.

Wonky Bride Seeks Winning Wedding: A Disabled Bride’s Wedding Journey

Guest Contributor

Freckle

July 12, 2017

Crystal chandeliers, plush carpets, huge white dresses, intimidating staff... I was standing in their bridal boutique with my raccoon print dress, pom-pom covered handbag and my bright purple walking stick and I have never felt more uncomfortable in my life!