Melissa and Heder’s wedding was gothic romance themed day in September. The couple exchanged vows at the St. Francis Chapel, an architectural gem tucked inside Balboa Park’s Museum of Us. “We love history, art, and architecture, and our venues reflect that,” Melissa says. “The chapel looks like something out of an old Catholic church, but it’s actually an exhibit. It’s unconsecrated, which made it feel like we were bending the rules just a little ..read more

Dreaming of an idyllic outdoor wedding that triumphs over the ever-changeable whims of Mother Nature? Look no further. This guide is your first step towards planning a foolproof, weatherproof celebration amidst the beauty of the great outdoors ..read more

Jake and Miki, from Geelong, Australia, decided to ditch the traditional Australian wedding scene and head to the bright lights of Vegas instead. They wanted an intimate day with a black-tie feel and, of course, a Vegas twist ..read more

While plenty of engaged couples fantasise about running away and eloping, Rebecca and Craig did exactly that. Their simple ceremony was held at Orange County Courthouse in Orlando, and afterwards they went to Five Guys for burgers and milkshakes! In total, they spent £2,000, with their biggest cost being the photographer ..read more

When Kira and McKinna set their sights on Joshua Tree for their wedding, they knew they wanted something as eclectic and dynamic as their relationship. “Joshua Tree is a gorgeous place, and it’s also very eclectic,” Kira says. “We wanted our guests to experience both sides of this, so we selected Indian Cove Amphitheater for our ceremony and a private music and art venue called FurstWurld for the reception. Both places are special to us as climbers, music lovers, and seasonal high desert dwellers ..read more

Travelling from Los Angeles to Yorkshire, Garrett and Felicia brought their friends and family to the stunning Allerton Castle for what they described as a "Regal Riff Raff" themed celebration. The vision for their wedding was “opulent but gritty… like if grunge grew up ..read more

As a Rock n Roll Bride reader, you’re probably already thinking outside those four church walls… literally and laterally! But what actually happens when you’re brave enough to do it? How do you actually go about making your dream “out there” wedding a reality ..read more

When Jaci and Bryce set out to plan their wedding, they had one mission: make it unapologetically theirs. Describing their theme as a "big fat emo wedding," the couple wanted their day to have the perfect amount of rebellion without being too 'out there'. They also did everything in just three months ..read more

Hannah and Paul might just have some of the most creative and adorable details in their wedding that we’ve ever seen! The hanging floral disco ball display? Gorgeous! The wedding party in all-the-colours-of-the-rainbow outfits carrying glass ‘bags’ of flowers instead of bouquets? Genius ..read more

Andy and Brandi had just $8,000 to spend on their sunset-inspired dinosaur disco wedding, but that didn't stop them from having one hell of a party! Second time around for the bride, this time she knew exactly what she did—and did not—want ..read more