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Wedding

Laid Back and Natural Wedding

Kat

Amy Mortimer

March 1, 2016

Hannah and Paul's laid back wedding took place in October. "The inspiration for the wedding was for it to be laid back and natural," explained the bride. "We wanted a relaxed day with no stresses and as few formalities as possible. We just wanted to enjoy the day with our friends and family and to not feel that we were forced to do certain things at certain times of the day. I also wanted natural décor with hessian, lace and flowers."
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Colourful, Kitsch and Retro-Inspired Wedding in France

Kat

Remember Happiness

February 24, 2016

You are going to love Gemma and Joe's colourful, kitsch and retro-inspired wedding. The Irish couple hosted their wedding in the south of France in September. "We wanted our wedding to feel more like a big party rather than a traditional wedding", said the bride. "We've always loved spending time with our friends and family and wanted our day to be about getting together, enjoying each others company with amazing food and drink and music."
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Gothic & 80s Movie-Inspired Wedding in Scotland

Kat

Rooftop Mosaic

February 20, 2016

Robert and Katy's Scottish wedding was themed around lots of different things but skulls and 80s movies played a big part! "The wedding theme turned out to be a bit eclectic, with elements Robert loved like 80s films (they were our table names), a pork pie wedding cake and elements that had a slightly gothic feel such as a skull centrepiece at the head table and 'til death do us part' favour boxes."
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Retro ‘Til Death Do Us Part Wedding in Holland

Kat

Marije van der Leeuw

February 16, 2016

Raisa and Maite, two creative and edgy girls from Holland and Germany, were married outside in August. "The overall theme was a vintage and 'til death do us part," they said. "We also had touches of a festival theme and lot of skulls and skeletons in all the props, stationery and on the cakes. We tried to make it as colourful and fun as possible. Maite has a thing for skeletons and skulls, and Raisa loves festivals and the circus so we wanted to mesh the two together."
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Romantic Elopement at Fitzroy Gardens

Kat

Eliza Harrison

February 15, 2016

Natalie and Aaron wanted a small wedding, that was just for them. They were married at Fitzroy Gardens in Melbourne with just nine guests. "The inspiration for our wedding was to have a low key, romantic elopement with beautiful spring flowers all around us", the bride said. "We had originally planned a wedding for around 80 guests which was meant to happen next July, but after I became very anxious and stressed we decided to drop that in favour of our little ceremony. By doing a small ceremony we saved thousands of dollars too."
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