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

I recently saw a Thread where the poster pointed out that luxury wedding workshop shoots often exclude marginalised couples or those with tattoos, piercings, or other alternative styles. I haven’t been able to stop thinking about how accurate that is! As you know, I’m all about celebrating alternative shoots and weddings (obviously!), but just because someone doesn’t appear to be straight, white, or fit a certain body ideal doesn’t mean they aren’t interested in the luxury end of the wedding market ..read more

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

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

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

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

Fashion is a powerful form of self-expression and what could be a better opportunity to unleash your creativity than your wedding day? While there are many, MANY bridal designers keeping things safe, traditional, and dare we say a little boring – there are those who are embracing the extravagance to help brides go ‘more is more’ on the most extravagant day of their life ..read more

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

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

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