Leesha Williams
August 6, 2025
Taylah and Ben met when they were 15 and 16. Although they were at the same school, they'd been in different year groups so didn't really get the chance to connect until the end. But once they did, they were inseparable. They've been together ever since.Read more...
Velvet Alchemy Photos
August 4, 2025
Scott spends his weekends filming weddings for other people. When it came to his own, he and Sophie left everything familiar behind. They got married in Las Vegas by an Elvis impersonator, in the pink Cadillac parked in the Tunnel of Love at the Little White Wedding Chapel.Read more...
KMM
July 31, 2025
Shannon and Vinny had the quickest ever courthouse ceremony, followed by a second, more personal one officiated by a friend on the roof of a car park! Doing things this way meant they had no drama to deal with and best of all, they only spent $500.Read more...
Thistle and Pine Photo
July 31, 2025
Jenny and Ryan didn’t want a wedding that felt like it could be someone else's. They wanted one that felt like home. So, they got married in theirs. Having the day in a place where their life together already existed meant they were automatically surrounded by the things that mattered to them. Their backyard became the reception space, filled with their own furniture and handmade details. “The inspiration was items from our own home and the life we had already built together,” Jenny said. “It was colourful but sentimental and romantic.”Read more...
Forever Club
July 30, 2025
It may have been a Vegas wedding, but every detail Lindsay and Paul’s wedding was steeped in New Orleans flair. On the surface, it was a maximalist, coquette-inflected fever dream of bows, blooms, and cherubs. Underneath, it was a deeply personal and intentionally built story of love and transformation - starting with the groom himself, a former Catholic priest.Read more...
Olive & Co.
July 29, 2025
Nick and Haley built their wedding around two shared obsessions: skeletons and punk music. Think Mayday Parade meets gothic garden party. No band members in sight, but their presence was definitely felt.Read more...
Evelyn Molina
July 25, 2025
The colour palette from Victoria and Melvin's wedding was lifted straight from a vintage Valentine’s card: bold reds, sugary pinks, hearts and kitsch. They filled the space with trinkets, tchotchkes and sentimental touches that echoed their own décor style. “The overall look really reminded us of our very eclectic and colourful home,” they said. “It was a comforting environment to be in that screamed us!”Read more...
Amanda Downie Creative
July 24, 2025
Jodie and Billy’s wedding wasn’t their first. Back in 2011, before same-sex marriage was legal in Australia, they held a commitment ceremony. They tried to make it traditional, but later realised most of it hadn’t felt right. After eight years apart to figure out who they both were, they reconnected and wanted to marry again - this time with the same rights as straight couples. They were also really clear on what they did and did not want from a wedding.Read more...
Anna Holden Photo
July 23, 2025
Karly and Erik wanted a small wedding which felt like them - romantic, playful and a little strange. So, they got married inside a medieval-style stone castle on the Florida coast with no guests, no formalities, and no pressure to do anything that didn’t feel right.Read more...
Love and Lattitudes
July 22, 2025
Vegas natives Sara and Anthony decided to marry away from the neon lights, wanting something a bit quieter, that felt more like them. They had visited the park together many times so when it came time to plan their wedding, they knew it would be the perfect place. They even booked the same AirBnB that they stayed in on their very first trip together. “We wanted our theme to be a mix of our love of the desert, our Vegas roots, and a little edge,” they explained. “The inspiration was ultimately the things we love and who we are.”Read more...
Jess Hopkins
July 18, 2025
After a major hurricane disrupted their original plans, Joi and Jillian shifted from a larger event to something more intimate and local. The result was a celebration that felt like a full expression of their personalities and values, and a real collaboration between them and their loved ones.Read more...
Archive Moderne
July 17, 2025
Helena and Josh didn’t want a big wedding and they didn’t want a church. What they did want was fog, foliage, and something that felt a little haunted. They landed on a plan that involved flying to New England with only two guests - Helena’s mother and Josh’s son Dexter - and getting married in front of an old water mill, just after Halloween, wearing outfits that wouldn’t look out of place in a Hammer Horror film.Read more...
Laura Wills
July 16, 2025
Set against the dark timber of a black barn, Gabrielle and Ross' wedding day featured textured florals, stone-cut signage, and a timeline designed to feel relaxed. They skipped the altar line-up, seating their closest people in the front row instead. They also didn't want to say long vows in front of an audience so those were shared privately earlier in the day. Their main ceremony lasted just five minutes. “It felt incredibly special to share that intimate moment between the two of us alone reminiscing on the six years we’ve spent together", the bride said.Read more...
Boris Kočiš Weddings
July 16, 2025
As wedding photographers themselves, Davide and Rebecca knew what we were getting into when they began planning their autumnal October wedding in Italy. With the help of their wedding planner, Annalisa from Miai Events Planner, they full leaned into the season with a theme they called “dramatic autumn.” It was built around their love for autumn and everything it represents.Read more...
ELAB Photographers
July 15, 2025
Antonia and Daren chose Temple of Concordia, the oldest fully intact Greek temple in the world, as the location for their wedding. Located in an ancient Greek settlement in Agrigento, Sicily, the temple is devoted to Harmonia, the Greek goddess of balance and harmony, so it felt like exactly the right place for them. "We wanted to create an elevated and elegant Greek mythological scene brought to life", the bride told us, "a ceremony where the ancient gods and goddesses descend upon the earth. Ancient, ethereal, timeless."Read more...
Thistle & Dagger
July 14, 2025
On October 4th, in a castle that looked like it had stepped out of a gothic novel, Eileen and Jonathan threw a celebration that honoured their shared love of classic horror, medieval lore, and each other.Read more...
Outtakes
July 11, 2025
Samantha and Chuck headed underground into one of the oldest cave systems on earth, lit candles, and said their vows next to a giant stalactite organ. It had snowed the night before so guests gathered wearing cloaks and masks in The Cathedral Room, before A Mighty Fortress is Our God by Martin Luther was played on the world's largest musical instrument and the couple made their entrance.Read more...
Matt G. Norris
July 9, 2025
Christina and Chris met online, and after a few fantasy-themed dates to a Renaissance Faire, a Halloween party and a Live Action Role Playing event, they made it official. Both keen LARPers, they wanted to bring this into their wedding so chose a famous LARPing spot, Ye Olde Commons in Charlton, MA, as their venue.Read more...
Matt Agan
July 8, 2025
Described by Tina as a 'tweet cute', she met Cesar online after replying to an underground speakeasy on the Lower East Side of NYC. The venue announced its closure during COVID with a tweet and Tina wrote back with a clever remark, catching Cesar’s attention. "He was was surprised to find that my entire Twitter was dedicated to birdwatching across NYC's parks, and followed me to learn more about birds", she told us. "I was pleasantly surprised when I saw my new follower was coincidentally the founder of my favourite app, 1 Second Everyday. 1 Second Everyday is a video journaling app that empowers users to record 1 second every day of their life, and I had been using it since 2017 to sentimentally document my new life in New York when I moved here after college. In a way, Cesar had been making my life better and making memories with me even before we'd even met."Read more...
Together Theory
July 4, 2025
Emma and Hannah's Portland wedding was a bold, colourful, unapologetically kitsch celebration that stitched together DIY creativity with their love for their community. As a couple who love hosting, they approached the day with one goal: to make it their best party yet.Read more...