Headbanging & Handfasting: A Viking Inspired Barn Wedding
Wilder
February 25, 2026
Lucy and Mark leaned into a loose Viking influence for their barn wedding. They wanted the day to be chilled but also a little bit of them.Read more...

Wilder
February 25, 2026
Lucy and Mark leaned into a loose Viking influence for their barn wedding. They wanted the day to be chilled but also a little bit of them.Read more...
Ieva Marija
February 19, 2026
With the groom being colour blind, and black the only colour he can confidently recognise, Belinda and Harvey used that as their starting point. Together, they built a monochrome wedding inspired by black and white Audrey Hepburn films and the desire to reshape classic wedding traditions into something with a little more edge.Read more...
Amy Faith
February 18, 2026
Hannah and Josh built their wedding from the ground up using yarn, paper, music, and the memories they share together. The day had a theme which combined Lord of the Rings and Elven references with boho, rustic, and rock influences.Read more...
Elliot Govier
February 13, 2026
Charley and Jake had three ceremonies across two years. Their first celebration took place on in 15th November 2024. It was meant to be a small handfasting, nothing at all formal. However a few months before, Charley had to undergo a double mastectomy and had a difficult recovery, so with that in mind, they decided to legally marry on the same day. They had just 12 guests and after the legal ceremony they went to Charley’s family home for the handfasting under the full moon.Read more...
The Struths
February 11, 2026
Rain on your wedding day, especially when your ceremony is planned to be outdoors with no back up, is a common pre-wedding anxiety. But for Helen and Joseph, it actually ended up making the experience even more magical. So take this as your inspiration that while you can control a lot of things around your wedding day, the weather is not one of them - and that's OK!Read more...
Nell Mallia
February 9, 2026
Zoe and George wanted a good old-fashioned knees up. Their ceremony took place at Hackney Town Hall , a building they pass most weekends, followed by a reception at The Mildmay Club, a working men’s club George belongs to and that feels frozen in the 1970s.Read more...
Shutter Go Click
January 30, 2026
Fran and Jade planned their wedding without chasing a theme. They chose colour instead. Hot pink and orange set the tone, with multicoloured dried flowers across the tables. When it came to their outfits, they went in the total opposite direction, both choosing to wear all-black.Read more...
Teddy Photo & Film
January 15, 2026
Sar and Jack’s September wedding pulled together autumn vibes with spooky 80s and 90s pop culture references. They wanted it to feel elegant rather than a Halloween themed costume party.Read more...
Becky Weir
January 14, 2026
Gothic romance was a loose reference point for Izzy and Josh autumn wedding, inspired by the bride's all -time favourite band, My Chemical Romance. Everyone expected her to turn up in a black dress, which would have been very on brand, but when she discovered a star-covered gown and veil by Boom Blush where the stars literally glowed in the dark, there really was no other option!Read more...
Toby Lidstone
January 14, 2026
You know what decade of vintage doesn’t get enough love? The 1980s. The poufy sleeves, the enormous hair, the excessive use of blue eyeshadow. I mean, what’s not to love? Harry and Chloe clearly agree, because when it came to planning their 2025 wedding, there was one decade they turned to for inspiration. Not wanting it to feel too costumey, they also looked to modern weddings for décor inspiration, landing on a very on-trend pink and red colour palette for the reception.Read more...
Alison White
January 13, 2026
Cloe and Gareth kept things intentionally low key for their Scottish Highlands wedding. They married with just sixteen guests, all staying together in a large lodge, sharing meals, views and the pace of a few slow days away. The setting did most of the work, and so their brief was simple - natural tones, hints of lilac and light sage, and nothing that competed with the landscape.Read more...
Photography by Vicki
January 13, 2026
Emily and Alex knew exactly what they wanted their wedding to feel like and they wanted it to be as colourful as possible. “We honestly just wanted everything to scream colour!” the bride said. “We wanted it to be loud, proud, vivid and exciting!”Read more...
Kris Askey
December 22, 2025
Jojo and Marcus got married barefoot in the forest, surrounded by trees, tents, and the people closest to them. Lord of the Rings made its way in too. They did everything for just £5,000 by calling in favours, DIYing up a storm and using a Forest School as their venue.Read more...
Lisa and Neil
December 10, 2025
Cally and Abby have very different styles - Cally loves pastels and florals whereas Abby is more goth. So their wedding was all about combining their aesthetics. The result was a day that sat somewhere between a fairytale forest and Halloween. They knew their styles didn’t match in a neat, symmetrical way, but just like their relationship, it totally worked.Read more...
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...