Rockers’ Rainbow Punk Wedding

Kat

The Pin-Up Bride

June 22, 2019

This is a bit of a bittersweet feature today as the bride, Kathy, is battling breast cancer and is currently in her final few days. As Kathy's heath had taken a bad turn, and after twelve years together, the couple decided to finally do everything they ever wanted to do with whatever time they have left, including getting married. They were married on 17th May in a day full of love, colour and punk rock!. They planned their utterly bad ass day with just a £2000 budget and a hell of a lot of love and support from all their friends and family.

Punk Rock Inspired Wedding with a Tattoo Shop Reception!

Sophie Cooke

Paultergeist

April 17, 2019

Music is a huge part of Silja and Andy's everyday lives - Andy plays in a band professionally, and the couple met when he was playing at a psychobilly festival. Their love of swing, jazz, punk rock and psychobilly influences everything in their life including their everyday style, so there was no question that this is the styling they would choose for their intimate London wedding in December 2018.

Urban Australian Wedding with Pizza and a Punk Rock Reception

Sophie Cooke

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!

Punk Rock Meets Brit Pop Inspired London Wedding

Sophie Cooke

Jordanna Marston

March 19, 2019

Laura was working as a waitress in a cocktail bar (yes, really!) when she met Lewis, and despite not charming her right away, they soon started to bond over their love of music. The couple are huge music lovers, with eclectic tastes, something that eventually made them click. With this in mind, they wanted to incorporate music into their wedding day as much as possible, so held their reception at Bush Hall in West London and booked London wedding photographer Jordanna Marston to capture their day.

Fat-Positive Welsh Woodland Wedding

Ellie Kime

Jake Morley

November 19, 2018

Lucy and Rob's wedding was inspirational for so many reasons - not only was it a whimsical-meets-punk festival wonderland, but it was also totally fat-positive and body-positive experience.

Goth Punk Budget-Friendly Wedding

Kat

Michelle Wood

September 14, 2018

Inspired by punk rock, Day of the Dead and Culture Clash, Amy and Niall planned their August wedding on a £5000 budget. They included nods to their Scottish and Italian/Indian heritages as well as elements that defined them as a couple such as serving a fully vegetarian menu. The family-only ceremony was held at Bedford Town Hall with their low key, DIY reception hosted at The Pavilion in Bedford Park.

Bad Ass Sequinned French Elopement with a Lollipop Bouquet

Ellie Kime

Miss Buffet Froid

July 30, 2018

I usually hate the word sexy but today's elopement shoot is unapologetically sexy, and gloriously so. Concepted by photographer extraordinaire Buffet Froid, it's dreamy elopement inspiration with two bad ass beauties who serve up true Rock n Roll Bride spirit. In short, we love it!

Pop Punk Meets Rustic Elegance

Kat

Viva Love Photo

January 19, 2018

Valerie and Brian met when she was 18 and he was 23. Brian worked at a skate shop and they would routinely hang out talking about alternative ideologies and hardcore music, never thinking that their paths would cross again. Fast forward a few years and they reconnected via OKCupid and decided to meet up! "In typical Jersey Shore fashion, we met for a late night cup of coffee at a diner, and a stroll on the boardwalk; the rest is history", said Valerie.

A Punk Rock Wedding

Kat

Scaramouche

November 16, 2017

Corinna and Ady met at a punk gig in 2013. The inspiration for their wedding was music, each other and their mutual love of tattoos.

Nautical Punk Rock Festival Wedding

Rachel Webb

Assassynation

February 28, 2017

Jess and Dan were married in a big top tent, in a field in Nympsfield, Gloucestershire. Their wedding theme was 'rockabilly ska-punk festival' as they were inspired by their love of punk-rock, 50s style, Polaroid photography, leopard print, tattoo culture, music and festivals.

Princess and Pirate Punk Wedding

Kat

Snappitt

February 29, 2016

Jo and Jonny had a wedding like no other - it had a princess pirate punk theme! They were married in Belfast in November.

Seaside Punk Wedding

Kat

Shutter Go Click

January 14, 2016

A blustery beachy location, a groom with the most amazing mohawk ever and a bouquet made of seashells are just a few of the elements that I adore about Kelly and Louis' wedding at Swell Cafe in Whitby.

Pin Up Punk Wedding

Kat

Photography by Tanya Plonka

August 14, 2015

Pin up and punk might not be two styles that you'd automatically think worked together, but Katie and Tony's wedding certainly disputes that! They were married in Gyro Park in Alberta.

Rainbow Punk Wedding!

Kat

Hazel du Preez

April 23, 2015

Zoe and Peter wanted an unconventional wedding... just like them! They had their reception at a tea room, wore what they felt comfortable in, and made everything they could themselves!

The Punk Wedding to End All Punk Weddings

Kat

Lara and Susie

February 9, 2015

Happy Monday you gorgeous creatures. Monday might not be your favourite day of the week, but it's about to get a whole lot more epic with this completely perfect punk wedding! In fact this might just be one of the most amazing real weddings you'll ever see! Tammie and Toby were married at New Farm Park in Brisbane.

Old Skool Punk Rock Wedding: Kat & Gary

Kat

Betti Confetti

May 9, 2014

Kat and Gary's Northampton wedding was pure punk rock! From the bride in a denim jacket with a custom patchwork back and Dr Marten boots, the skinhead groom in a 3-piece tartan suit, and their kids rocking mohawks, it really doesn't get more authentic than this! Oh and Kat found her dress on eBay - in her exact size - for £100!

Tropical Punk Rock Wedding: Renee & Micky

Kat

Curly Tree

April 24, 2014

Renee and Micky met while backpacking around Australia. They love the beach and so wanted their wedding to reflect that, but alongside the punk rock edge that defines them both. I don't know about you but looking at these glorious pictures from Curly Tree Photography makes me really long for Summer!

Punk Rock n Roll New Year’s Eve Wedding: Andrea & Franz

Kat

Timjudi

March 11, 2014

Seeing a bride wearing my blog's logo as a necklace (made by Red Bird Makes on Etsy) on her wedding day makes me VERY HAPPY indeed. How cool is that!? Andrea and Franz were married in Germany on New Year's Eve. They're both from Germany and so wanted to get married there, but they live in Australia now so they planned the whole thing from the other side of the world.

Punk Rock Wedding: Lauren & Con

Kat

October 15, 2012

Being unapologetically punk rock in their everyday lives, having a punk themed wedding was really the only option for Lauren & Con, who tied the knot at Pavilion Gardens, Mt Tamborine, Australia. "We’re punks so we wanted to have a wedding we’d enjoy but still wanted it to be nice and have most of the usual wedding trimmings for both us and the family", Lauren wrote. "We weren't trying to do things differently on purpose, we just did things the way we wanted and it all turned out awesome."

A Warehouse Wedding: Leslie & Ian

Kat

July 27, 2012

These punk rockers really shook up my inbox when they crash landed into it last week. Leslie & Ian were married in March at Cluster Studios in Denver. "Ian and I wanted to throw an amazing party for our friends and family", the bride wrote. "Nither of us are religious at all, and wanted to customize everything about our wedding. We wrote our own ceremony and had his friend Cory be our officiant (he picked up a badge that said 'clergy' from somewhere and hooked it to his chest, haha, it was perfect!). We had food trucks come rather than traditional catering. We wanted it to be more like a party then anything formal. I rocked a mohawk, which was pretty sweet. Plus, we were in a warehouse in the middle of nowhere (this meant no closing time, we partied straight through till dawn, and no noise or smoking requirements). We had comfy furniture, so people could sit and catch up. We also had high top tables, an outside area with heaters and a sweet bar area. It was awesome to have a laptop hooked up to a killer sound system, so we could listen to what we wanted to rather then the cheesy stuff some DJ's play. There is always someone who wants to play DJ at a party anyway, so a lot of the the time people were just rifling through my extensive music collection and playing whatever they felt like."