Katy Gell
December 5, 2025
Chloe and Benn wanted their wedding to be colourful and feel exactly like them. The bride loves flowers so that was one of the first things she thought about. To keep things informal, they served BBQ food family style, a cheesecake instead of a wedding cake, and had a tarot reader as entertainment.Read more...
J Dyer
December 3, 2025
Becky and Ran refused to hand their wedding over to anyone else’s version of “how it should be”. The bride knew she wanted to wear black, DIY as much as possible and to not spend a fortune on the things they didn't care about. Almost everything was made by them or by the people who know them best. The décor, the flowers and the stationery were all put together by the couple, and the cake was a sheet cake from Costo which cost just £15!Read more...
Love in Bloom
December 2, 2025
Caoimhe and Boris wedding theme was simply ‘how can we make this day feel fun and stress-free but also somehow pull off it looking cute!?’ "I wanted the day to feel like me, and normally when I saw weddings online they never did", the bride told us. "I’m not a white roses, big white wedding kind of girl and dreaming of a big white wedding was never something I did."Read more...
Sally Masson
December 1, 2025
We bet you've never seen a wedding quite like this one! The couple - and all their guests - dressed the part and they got married on an actual pirate ship docked near London Bridge. Tracy and Dave live on a narrowboat and decided to push their nautical life to its most playful extreme for their wedding. The Golden Age of Piracy gave them everything they needed as inspiration.Read more...
Aurora Way
November 28, 2025
Lucy and Buzz were massively inspired by Rock n Roll Bride for their bold and unapologetically 'them' wedding. "The suits, the bike machine everything was Rock n Roll Bride in mind!" Lucy told us. "I adore your magazine and have for years!” But their wedding was ultimately for them, we just gave them permission to really go full throttle into what they already knew they wanted.Read more...
Leonie May
November 19, 2025
Em and George wanted their wedding to feel lived in, bathed in the Autumn light with lots of antique details. They found their perfect setting at Ashridge Great Barn in Devon, a rustic spot that already matched their aesthetic. “One of the reasons we fell in love with the venue was because they had the same stoneware jugs that we had already started thrifting from car boot sales,” said Em.Read more...
Kay Zieba Weddings
November 17, 2025
Part art show, part ceremony, part fever dream. Von and Marc turned their love story into a full-scale immersive performance, complete with fake electrocutions, bleeding cake, and a Viking sacrifice! The wedding took place over two days.Read more...
Ross Willsher
November 10, 2025
Part living room, part festival, all vibes. Bry and Jack's brief was simply, make it feel like us. Not the Pinterest version of them, but the real, human, slightly chaotic version. The one that thrives at festivals, loves a weird inside joke, and would rather be sat barefoot in the woods with friends than standing on ceremony.Read more...
Olivia Whittaker
November 7, 2025
After nearly fourteen years together, Sam and Kirsteen decided their wedding should feel like a celebration of the strange, brilliant team they already were. The result was part experiment, part party, and entirely their own invention.Read more...
Fiona Kelly
November 3, 2025
Camilla and Jos had been together fifteen years before deciding to get married, so the day felt less like a beginning and more like stepping into a story already in motion. They didn’t want a wedding that relied on a single theme or colour palette. They wanted something that matched the way they move through the world together. Camilla likes cities and noise. Jos prefers quiet places and the outdoors. They leaned into that difference instead of trying to smooth it out.Read more...
Bailey and Mitchell
November 3, 2025
Kerri and Katie knew they didn’t want a spectacle for their wedding. No themes, no overwhelming itinerary, no audience of distant cousins and plus-ones. Just them, two witnesses, and the Northumberland coastline stretched out behind the walls of Bamburgh Castle. They live by the sea, so choosing a venue that sat above the shoreline was less about grandeur and more about feeling like home. “We knew we wanted a small intimate ceremony with our best friends and minimal details to worry about so we could have the focus of the day be us and our love for each other”, they said.Read more...
Wilder
October 27, 2025
Jade and Simon’s took over Cultplex in Manchester for their wedding ceremony, turning the stage in front of the big screen into their altar. As the bride is polyamorous, this wasn't about tradition or legality - in fact the ceremony was not actually legally binding - all they cared about was creating something that felt collaborative and real. The bride's other partners were also involved in the day, acting as their officiant and doing readings. With a budget of just £3,000, they pulled off a wedding that was totally DIY.Read more...
Sofie Michelle
October 24, 2025
Marie and Doug wanted a wedding that made sense for their lives, not one that fit into anyone else’s idea of what a wedding should look like. They both have ADHD and found the process of planning a wedding overwhelming, so instead of trying to fit themselves into a mould that didn’t work, they built a day entirely around their needs, energy levels and comfort.Read more...
LNZ Photo & Film
October 20, 2025
Louise and Jamie’s wedding brought together Pokémon nostalgia, the groom's Chinese heritage, and some western traditions into one joyful celebration. In Chinese weddings the bride traditionally wears red. Louise honoured this, but gave her look her own twist with it being a western style dress and adding panda shoes!Read more...
I Love You Thirteen
October 10, 2025
Ruby and Rebecca’s wedding was a perfect collision of dark romance and pop-star sparkle. They tied the knot at their local town hall before heading to the Stock Exchange Bar in Haven, for a reception that felt equal parts gothic soirée and Taylor Swift fever dream. “We wanted to incorporate Ruby’s love of everything gothic and my love of Taylor Swift,” Rebecca said. “We kept the colours and theming dark but the welcome signs and mirrorballs everywhere were themed for Taylor.”Read more...
Freya Steele
October 8, 2025
Sarah and James planned their wedding around Halloween, leaning into gothic colours, pumpkins and eerie details that made their day feel like a festival of the strange and the beautiful. They worked with Foxglove and Black who helped them bring their vision to life in the most perfect way.Read more...
Melanie Chitty
October 6, 2025
Could Jack and Cece be the happiest, most expressive couple we've ever published? Quite possibly. We dare you to look through their wedding photos and not smile from ear to ear! The vison behind their Bristol wedding was just the coolest too - registry office ceremony, a cider bar for grazing boards and drinks then heading to Wake the Tiger, the UK’s largest immersive art experience!Read more...
Seattle to London
October 3, 2025
Verity Westcott
October 2, 2025
Sally and Billy wanted nothing to do with tradition. They scrapped the big sit-down dinner, ditched the cake and favours, and tore the rule book to shreds. What they created instead was two days that were entirely their own: a London elopement followed by a full-blown gig in Exeter they called their "Wedebration".Read more...
Dark Devotion Images
October 1, 2025
Lou and Muz wanted their wedding to feel like stepping into a dark, enchanted forest, with a streak of Disney magic running through it. They chose Danby Castle in Whitby as their setting, bringing together gothic atmosphere, woodland details, and the references that mean the most to them.Read more...