Evelyn Molina
July 25, 2025
The colour palette from Victoria and Melvin's wedding was lifted straight from a vintage Valentine’s card: bold reds, sugary pinks, hearts and kitsch. They filled the space with trinkets, tchotchkes and sentimental touches that echoed their own décor style. “The overall look really reminded us of our very eclectic and colourful home,” they said. “It was a comforting environment to be in that screamed us!”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...
Maggie Sottero
July 21, 2025
There was a moment, not too long ago, when it felt like the bridal industry might finally be waking up. In 2020, the push for inclusivity hit a much-needed tipping point. The Black Lives Matter movement forced many of us to acknowledge what had long been true: representation in bridal - especially for Black, mixed and non-white couples - was sorely lacking. Around the same time, body diversity started to gain traction too. Brands began hiring larger models, offering extended sample sizes, and showing dresses on more than just one very specific body type.Read more...
Jess Hopkins
July 18, 2025
After a major hurricane disrupted their original plans, Joi and Jillian shifted from a larger event to something more intimate and local. The result was a celebration that felt like a full expression of their personalities and values, and a real collaboration between them and their loved ones.Read more...
Mikaela Antonelli
July 10, 2025
Renn and Mars didn’t get married that day, but they easily could have. Dressed head-to-toe in black and surrounded by low lighting, liquor bottles and flowers, they moved through Fort Greene Bar like they owned it.Read more...
Together Theory
July 4, 2025
Emma and Hannah's Portland wedding was a bold, colourful, unapologetically kitsch celebration that stitched together DIY creativity with their love for their community. As a couple who love hosting, they approached the day with one goal: to make it their best party yet.Read more...
The Queer Bundle/ Stephanie Dreams
June 24, 2025
With a budget of £5,000 and a love of Art Deco and the 1920s, Lori and Max eloped on Burgh Island, Devon, last Autumn.Read more...
Evie Joy
June 20, 2025
This isn’t a styled shoot trying to sell you a dress or a venue. Its a love letter to the people who don’t see themselves in wedding magazines or Pinterest boards. The ones building new traditions, reflective of who they are.Read more...
Emett Joseph
June 16, 2025
Lily and Caitlin’s wedding was unapologetically vibrant, joyfully queer, and bursting with personality. From their signature colour palette of bright orange and pink pulled straight from the lesbian pride flag, to a high-energy reception full of surprises, every moment was designed with love and community in mind.Read more...
Lovers and Legends
June 9, 2025
Planning a wedding is an emotional journey, and for queer couples it can come with a whole extra layer of considerations. Beyond the spreadsheets and Pinterest boards, there’s a very real need to feel safe, seen, and celebrated by the people helping you plan your day. That’s why finding LGBTQ+ affirming vendors – not just tolerant, but actively inclusive – is so essential. Here are our tips for finding wedding professionals who don’t just accept you, but champion your love.Read more...
Leesha Williams Photo + Film
May 30, 2025
As a gay, non-gender conforming couple, tradition wasn’t something AJ and Ryan felt obligated to follow. That freedom shaped every part of their day into something intimate and imaginative. "We had no expectations on us so we could make it our own, start our own traditions", they wrote. "We skipped pretty much all of the normal wedding traditions bar not seeing each other the night before the wedding. We kept that one for the excitement and to give each other space to decompress after the hectic build up."Read more...
Amy Katherine
May 23, 2025
After knowing each other since school, and five official years together, Gemma finally proposed in a graveyard after a deeply emotional Taylor Hawkins tribute gig at Wembley. Marnee returned the favour six months later, mid-set at an All Time Low concert.Read more...
Sarah James
May 22, 2025
When Alexis, a mezzo-soprano opera singer, and Nic, a graphic designer and rock climbing instructor, began planning their wedding, they set out to create a day that reflected their shared love for music, art, and playful, campy romance. Their celebration, held at the Baltimore Museum of Art, was pure art in itself, weaving together Sapphic energy, classical music, and special personal touches.Read more...
Erica Cervantez Photo
May 19, 2025
Just when you think the world has seen every possible wedding idea and theme, someone comes along and creates a damn Teletubbies-inspired bridal shoot! Because why not ditch the classic white colour palette and throw in a nod to your favourite childhood fever dream?Read more...
McKenzie Bigliazzi
May 6, 2025
At a time when so many weddings and styled shoots are looking like carbon copies of each other, this one, planned to perfection by Hitched AF and photographed by McKenzie Bigliazzi is a very much welcomed and needed breath of fucking FRESH AIR.Read more...
Jen Patterson Photo
April 17, 2025
When fashion-forward meets fiercely in love, magic happens. Set against the effortlessly stylish backdrop of Caster House in Los Angeles, this edgy editorial shoot for the Ride or Die Retreats, brought a slice of Santorini to the heart of LA.Read more...
Sydney Darwin
April 7, 2025
Tess and Parker planned their wedding in just three and a half weeks! They held the celebration in an AirBnB in Louisville in November. They had plans for a 2025 wedding, but given everything going on in the US, they felt it was important to be wed before the years end.Read more...
PTaufiq
March 27, 2025
Shaloo and Timothy's celebration combined a Hindu ceremony with a contemporary Western reception, set against the Boston skyline. They wanted their wedding to represent them both as individuals as well as the way they balance each other together. The black and white Yin-Yang' theme ran through every detail, from their custom-patterned dance floor to the striking floral installations.Read more...
Queanna Lynn
March 24, 2025
Anna and Crissy knew from the moment they first watched Bridgerton during lockdown that it would be the inspiration for their wedding theme. The inclusivity of the show resonated with them, and its aesthetic - from the colours, to the decor, down to the animals at the petting zoo - provided endless inspiration.Read more...
Pha Nguyen
March 17, 2025
Instead of following a standard timeline, Renee and Sam split their celebration into two parts. First, they eloped in Colorado on their ten-year dating anniversary. Seven months later, they hosted a reception to bring friends and family into the celebration back home in Lincoln, Nebraska.Read more...