Hanna Walkowaik
December 23, 2024
Have you ever wondered what it would look like if a six-year-old threw the most epic birthday party imaginable? That’s exactly the vibe of Jordan and Kyle’s wedding—so much so that two separate guests arrived late to the ceremony because they thought they’d accidentally stumbled into a child’s birthday party after seeing the decor!Read more...
Terralogical
December 20, 2024
Jayme, who was born in Sri Lanka and grew up in Papua New Guinea, met Brady, a South Carolina native, in Hong Kong. Despite their very different upbringings, they quickly made Hong Kong their shared home. They chose Bali for their wedding, as its natural beauty was the perfect place to create the tropical celebration they wanted. It was also important to them to include cultural elements that represented their individual journeys. The floral choices reflected Jayme's childhood memories, and the décor combined Bali's vibrancy with a laid-back, intimate vibe.Read more...
Theo Nash
December 19, 2024
Emma and Alex's summer wedding was held at the New Orleans Museum of Art, with the ceremony outside in the sculpture garden. The bride opted to wear yellow, with the groom in statement suit with custom appliques and a bolo tie hand-carved for him by his grandfather. Their theme, a blend of disco and classic country influences, was inspired by the venue's colourful surroundings as well as their desire to have a wedding which was true to them rather than following trends.Read more...
Evermore Imaging
December 18, 2024
Austin and Kara wanted their wedding to reflect their shared love of alternative music. They were inspired by the idea of a festival, particularly the many, many Warped Tours they have attended together, but getting married in November made them rethink the idea of an exclusively outdoor celebrationRead more...
Amanda Pool Photo
December 17, 2024
Arianna and Nate were married in their backyard in Oakland, CA, by an Edgar Allen Poe impersonator in a faerie garden meets gothic disco-style wedding. The flowers were designed to make guests want to frolic through them, but had moss-covered skulls, disco balls, disco mushrooms, and crows hidden throughout. They were married on 4/20 so also leaned into the vibe and had a bud-bar serving pre-rolls, canna-cocktails and edibles.Read more...
Lu & Lo
December 12, 2024
On a sheep farm in the small Tasmanian town of Buckland, Zoe and Clint said their vows surrounded by just eight guests and their greyhound, Pearl. Twamley Farm provided the perfect backdrop for their wedding, which Zoe describes as “vintage with a modern twist, with a sprinkle of Mexican fiesta vibes.”Read more...
Heartisan
December 10, 2024
Inspired by the Mad Hatter's Tea Party, Danny-Sue and Dominik planned a wedding with just a €10,000 budget but a whole lot of heart. "Dominik used to read Alice in Wonderland to me in the evenings when we were getting to know each other,” Danny-Sue explained. “It felt right to reflect the story in our wedding. We wanted an enchanted garden vibe with vintage, old-English charm—a non-birthday party for us as a couple.”Read more...
Punti di Bianco
December 9, 2024
s artists and co-creators of Freak Out!, a design workshop, Serena & Daniele approached their wedding as they would any creative project: with originality and their own aesthetic vision.Read more...
Olivia Johnston Weddings
December 6, 2024
Talita and Tom met in August 2019, moved in together that November and were expecting twins by the summer of 2020. They were married in Dorset this past June, with the reception held at the bride's father’s home and the ceremony at Highcliffe Castle. It had always been Talita's late mother’s dream for her to marry there, and Tom had secretly booked the venue even before proposing!Read more...
Studio You
December 5, 2024
Laura and Ben didn’t just want to throw a wedding—they created a real three-day festival! Hosted at the Yoghurt Rooms in East Grinstead, the couple’s “Happily Ever After Party” brought together 80 friends and family members for a weekend of camping, music and fantastic food. Ben even designed a custom logo which graced everything from the temporary tattoos to high-vis jackets and was even stamped on empanadas! In fact, the event felt more like a real music festival than a wedding.Read more...
The Wild Strawberry
December 3, 2024
You may have seen plenty of funfair and amusement themed weddings, but have you seen one at an actual theme park before? For Gérôme and Sandy, who run a YouTube channel documenting their adventures in theme parks, choosing this venue felt like a natural decision.Read more...
Ást Og Hraun
December 2, 2024
Ryan and Lucy eloped in August on a black sand beach in Iceland. Ryan actually only officially proposed three days earlier! "We had visited Iceland back in March", Lucy explained. "Many friends said they were expecting us to come back engaged. However, once we returned Ryan had confessed to having investigated the possibility of us getting married whilst we were there, but there hadn't been enough time before we went for this to happen. My response to this was 'Let's go back and do it!'"Read more...
Come to Bliss
November 29, 2024
Whitney and Levi imagined a wedding day that was magical, playful, and soft. With Whitney having POTS (postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome) and EDS (Ehlers Danlos Syndrome), they planned a day that was truly laid back, relaxing, and stress-free.Read more...
Wild Hour
November 28, 2024
Evie and Mac focused on creating a day that reflected their shared love of paganism, nature, and community. On September 7th, surrounded by just 42 of their closest family and friends, they were married at the church in the Lost Village of Dode, a historic site which is 900 years old (and was abandoned over 600 years ago!) The couple drew inspiration from its medieval architecture and pagan history to craft a celebration that blended old-world traditions with their own personal touch.Read more...
Hey Babe
November 27, 2024
Imagine the Addams Family having a bash with Tim Burton while your favourite early emo tunes play. Well, that's exactly what Chase and Meegan wedding was like! They drew inspiration from their shared love of early 2000s punk, emo, and pop-punk music, in particular Blink-182's I Miss You music video.Read more...
McKenzie Bigliazzi
November 25, 2024
After an eight-year engagement, Eli and Jake finally tied the knot in the stunning Rocky Mountains at Grand Lake Lodge. For them, waiting wasn’t about laziness or indecision—it was about finding the right moment, with the right people, and for the right reasons. “I used to tell people we were just lazy", Eli shared, "but after we had our wedding, I realised that we had just not been ready yet. I’m glad we waited. It led us to the most magical day of our lives.”Read more...
Gem Wright
November 22, 2024
Charlotte and Simon’s wedding was planned in just three months. Their motivation was to have a DIY wedding which was full of colour and to host it at their new venue, owned by Charlotte's family, Himley Glamping, Weddings & Events in the West Midlands.Read more...
Kylee B
November 21, 2024
With a theme idea of either Eclectic Garden Party meets Sophisticated Children's Party, Sara and Zac had an absolute blast planning their October wedding. Instead of following tradition, they created a celebration that was colourful, guest-focused, and full of personality.Read more...
James Morris and Marigold Wedding Photography.
November 20, 2024
When filmmaker Alexandra Preisz got engaged to visual artist Jaime, she decided to document the entire planning process on TikTok, especially when it came to her dress. Her series quickly went viral, with the bride-to-be sharing every step of the design, fabric sourcing and fitting process with her followers. While she initially envisioned reworking a vintage gown, she wasn't able to find thew sort of thing she wanted, so with the help of her stylist friend Fleur Egan and couturier Olivia Deur, she set about creating something entirely original instead.Read more...
Kellie Francis
November 19, 2024
Marie and Arnie’s wedding didn’t follow a set theme. They didn’t have any elaborate decor or lots of guests to keep happy; instead, they went for what had always felt right to them—getting married high in the Queensland mountains. For them, simplicity was key, paired with the grandeur of nature. "We wanted something simple yet classy. Our dream wedding was always to get married in the mountains,” Marie told us.Read more...