Linka + Eyoel
May 3, 2023
Aspen and Griffin's "Hallowedding" in New Orleans was a unique celebration of their love for astrology and Halloween. Their intimate ceremony and personalised touches made for a magical night.Read more...
Lily Magnolia Rose
November 21, 2022
inspiration was long summer nights, discotheques and rainbow sherbet" the bride said. "Plus, my deep love for New Orleans and its essential blackness. I have never felt more at home in a place."Read more...
Trevor Mark Photo
October 25, 2022
Tropical florals, pies instead of a cake, a dinosaur cake topper and bridesmaid robes made out of vintage, sustainable fabric were just a few of the things which made Julia and Daniel's wedding feel very 'them'. The couple, who met through a mutual friend, were married in New Orleans in May.Read more...
Amy Jo Wisehart
August 17, 2022
Colourful, fun and unique, Carrie Ann and Alex’s wedding was one big celebration in the middle of Mardi Gras. They said their vows in a ceremony in the middle of North Rampart Street in New Orleans, and followed with a block party.Read more...
Hannah Pickle
July 12, 2022
Hannah and Zak wanted to fill their wedding with bold colour. With Zak a screen printer and Hannah a graphic designer, they made the perfect pairing to design and print stationery and posters to make the day their own.Read more...
Dark Roux
April 14, 2022
Jen Menard
February 23, 2021
Gris Gris
October 14, 2020
Imagine having a wedding that felt NOTHING like a wedding. Well, you don't have to just imagine because Brittany and Mason did just that when they wed in New Orleans in February!Read more...
Riccardo Emillien
August 5, 2020
They wanted their New Orleans wedding to be a celebration of their love that wasn’t bound up in ideas about gender or consumerism. Quinn, who married Natan’s in February, wore a stunning Scotch and Soda suit instead of anything traditionally bridal. They also didn't have a bridal party, their low key ceremony was in a park and they ended the day with an intimate gathering in one of their favourite restaurants.Read more...
Dark Roux
June 4, 2020
Renee and Richie love candles but aren't big fans of flowers, so they decided to not have any at their November wedding. Instead they incorporated fog machines, smoke bombs and candles to create a spooky ambience on the day. The bridesmaids carried incense burners, and as the couple walked up the aisle to be wed, they lit candles held by their guests to guide them. They were also heavily inspired tarot cards, incorporating them in the invitations, signs and centrepieces at the reception.Read more...
Grace Bunch
March 23, 2020
Paloma and Cole wanted a laid-back, typical New Orleans wedding. They both really love to travel, so wanted to have their wedding somewhere unique that they would want to plan a vacation to. Most of all they wanted to keep the day fun and to avoid the stuffiness of a traditional wedding.Read more...
Willows World Photo
November 28, 2019
This 20s style Halloween wedding started with an intimate ceremony in The French Quarter Wedding Chapel and their officiant was dressed up as Beetlejuice! LJ and Patrick were then joined by a crowd of friends and family in a traditional New Orleans Second Line parade to House of Blues, where theirs guests were met by peacock girls, sword swallowers, aerialists, and palm readers. They then had a second wedding ceremony onstage, complete with lights, smoke effects and confetti canons!Read more...
Chevy Chey
February 24, 2019
Please excuse me for one second while I FREAK OUT over this wedding. Seph and Jason completely epitomise what Rock n Roll Bride is all about, and no it doesn't matter one little bit that there's no 'bride' in sight! The single thing that makes this wedding awesome AF is them... Oh and the fact that Seph wore goddamn crystal embellished stilettos for the day and looked way better in them than most women I know... Oh and all the Mean Girls references. OK OK there are many, many things that make this wedding slay my entire existence and I KNOW you're going to love it to.Read more...
Bella Voi
June 14, 2018
Stephanie and Ryan's description of their wedding is arguably my favourite of all time, and it reads like this: "A mash-up of video games, 80s soft rock, and Star Wars. Classy on the surface with layers of ridiculous undertones." Absolute brilliance.Read more...
Sharon Pye
August 31, 2016
Lance and Natasha's New Orleans wedding was inspired by 1920s art deco meets the early 1960s, "I didn’t want a 'period' wedding necessarily but my world is vintage obsessed", said the bride.Read more...
Carolyn Scott
August 21, 2015
Jess and Steve were married at Race and Religion, a quintessential New Orleans venue which was built in the 1830s. They were inspired by the city itself for their June wedding.Read more...
Kelly Ginn
May 27, 2015
There's something so unique about weddings in New Orleans. The traditions of the city are rarely seen elsewhere, making this a really special place to say "I do". Wesley and Allison travelled from Memphis to tie the knot there in March.Read more...
Jennifer White
July 14, 2014
Heather and Adam had their wedding at Race and Religious, a old house in New Orleans which is now rented out as a vacation house and quirky event space. Living quite far away from all their family, the wedding was always going to be a semi-destination wedding, and they picked New Orleans because they both just love it so much!Read more...
Lauren Piper
June 17, 2013
Tyson and Allie's Florida wedding had a music themed wedding with touches of Halloween, New Orleans and vintage. They didn't want a stuffy and regimented wedding, they wanted a wedding that was a massive celebration of all the things they love. "Halloween is my favorite holiday however I didn't want to make that the main theme", explained the bride. "I wanted to add a touch of elegance. My first inspiration was our favorite place, New Orleans. We went on our honeymoon there and instead of making the wedding really obviously Halloween themed, we added the vintage New Orleans spin. It turned out to be the perfect mix!"Read more...
Select Studios
May 22, 2013
I receive upwards of 50 submissions on a daily basis, and needless to say I do see a lot of very similarly styled weddings. So when a wedding like Leslie & Collin's lands in my inbox I'm over the moon, thrilled and super duper excited to feature it because it's just so different. I'm totally losing my cool over this theme and the way the couple executed it. They also planned and styled the entire wedding themselves, making it a million percent more awesome in my book.Read more...