Kate Anne
May 14, 2025
If you’re going to throw a wedding, you might as well make it a party. Dayton and Brad did just that, turning their celebration into an unapologetically fun, disco-fueled blowout at The Line Hotel in Washington, D.C. The vibe bold, a bit dark, and designed to feel like the best night out, complete with moody bold florals, iridescent accents, and bespoke details like custom cocktails and glow-adorned skeletons.Read more...
Phoebe C
May 13, 2025
Byron and Rose's wedding was the ultimate blend of laid-back rebellion and deep personal style - think shotgun wedding energy meets backyard house party, with a punk twist. Hosting it at the a family home kept it intimate and unruly in the best way (but did mean it was a lot of work to organise!)Read more...
Bellanet
May 8, 2025
Justin and Kelsey didn’t set out to throw a wedding for anyone but themselves. "It’s for us, not them," Kelsey said, and they stuck to that from start to finish. They had a limited budget, so did everything from the cake, flowers, props and decor themselves. "The theme was forest goth... basically using all the decor from our home!"Read more...
Of Color and Hue
May 7, 2025
Angel and Shane didn’t want a wedding that felt too staged. They wanted a day that made sense for them, built around colour and joy with zero pressure to fit someone else's idea of what a wedding should look like.Read more...
Saturn and Sun Collective
April 11, 2025
Jennifer and Rich’s wedding was a weekend-long celebration of music, love, and personal history. Held in Nashville in October, their ceremony took place in an Episcopal cathedral before guests joined them at their home for a reception that blended rock 'n' roll with Renaissance Faire influences.Read more...
Sydney Darwin
April 7, 2025
Tess and Parker planned their wedding in just three and a half weeks! They held the celebration in an AirBnB in Louisville in November. They had plans for a 2025 wedding, but given everything going on in the US, they felt it was important to be wed before the years end.Read more...
Blackbird Photogrphy
April 2, 2025
On a summer day in Oregon, Andie and Jimmy brought their families together for a celebration that sidestepped tradition in favour of something more unexpected. They chose to exchange vows at the top of Wallowa Lake Tramway, surrounded by views of the Eagle Cap Wilderness, wearing lace from Andie’s late mother’s dress. After the ceremony led by a punk poet friend, they ended the day racing go-karts!Read more...
Dylan Kyle
April 1, 2025
From the moment they first stayed at the Madonna Inn, which is a California landmark famous for its eccentric rooms and technicolor kitsch, Jennifer and Kyle they could picture their wedding there.Read more...
Wren & Rose
March 31, 2025
Rhys and Keaton’s wedding didn’t come from a lifelong dream or Pinterest board, in fact Rhys never thought she'd ever want to get married. When the couple, who met in high school, did decide to take the plunge, they knew one thing for sure - their day would not be traditional or focused on trends.Read more...
PTaufiq
March 27, 2025
Shaloo and Timothy's celebration combined a Hindu ceremony with a contemporary Western reception, set against the Boston skyline. They wanted their wedding to represent them both as individuals as well as the way they balance each other together. The black and white Yin-Yang' theme ran through every detail, from their custom-patterned dance floor to the striking floral installations.Read more...
Ellen Gustafson
March 26, 2025
Paige and Ryan love the Minnesota State Fair. The slogan is The Great Minnesota Get-Together so they nicknamed their wedding The Great Ryan & Paige Get-Together.Read more...
Queanna Lynn
March 24, 2025
Anna and Crissy knew from the moment they first watched Bridgerton during lockdown that it would be the inspiration for their wedding theme. The inclusivity of the show resonated with them, and its aesthetic - from the colours, to the decor, down to the animals at the petting zoo - provided endless inspiration.Read more...
Purely Brooke Photo
March 20, 2025
So many weddings start with a grand venue, expensive outfits and a colour scheme planned down to the last detail. And while we love weddings like that of course, Caleb and Gabbi did something entirely different. They started with the simple idea of just throwing a party that just happened to include a wedding. No rigid timelines, no unnecessary formalities, just a celebration that felt like them.Read more...
Sarah Eichstedt
March 6, 2025
It’s not every day you see a wedding with a hot dog unity ceremony, a Lego bouquet, and a parade through a park. But for John and Cordelia, these moments were exactly what made their wedding colourful, quirky, and fun.Read more...
Garnet Dahlia
March 5, 2025
With a shared love for all things dark and spooky, Kelsey and Mackenzie crafted a 'Til Death' theme for their wedding that embraced their personalities without slipping into a full-blown Halloween vibe. Their October celebration balanced moody decor with black, emerald green, and metallic accents, alongside a scattering of skeletons.Read more...
Rachel Bond
February 24, 2025
Chana and Nate’s wedding was a weekend-long celebration blending a disco chic bowling alley party the night before, with a colourful yet glam wedding day. They chose Wave Resort in New Jersey for its sleek coastal aesthetic and open, airy design. From the moment they stepped into the venue, with its exposed ceilings, concrete floors, and signature santal and lavender scent, they knew it was the place. “We never even toured another venue", Chana said. "It had everything we wanted, and the vibe was just right,”Read more...
Kamarin Ann
February 21, 2025
When Daria slipped into a vintage Mark Ingham gown, everything suddenly made sense. The dress fit as if it had been made for her, and with that, all the uncertainty about how and where to celebrate their wedding disappeared. She and Kaleb had considered everything from a formal church ceremony to an elopement in the mountains, but none of it had felt quite right. The dress, however, made the decision for them. They would marry at San Francisco City Hall and end the night in their own way at the Phoenix Hotel.Read more...
Amy Sims
February 19, 2025
When Isabella and Russell (who you might recognise from Fallout!) matched on an online dating app, they found out they were born only five days apart, attended the same college, and even shared the last four digits of their phone numbers! There’s coincidence and there’s fate, and they agreed their connection falls under the latter. Believing their two late Italian grandmothers were conspiring from beyond, they deemed it imperative to meet again the next day. They did and never looked back. Just over a year later, Russell took Isabella to see the winter illumination at the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, where they had gone on one of their first dates. He popped the question, and when she said yes, he swept her away to a surprise party to celebrate with their families.Read more...
Belathée
February 17, 2025
Christina and Michael’s multi-phase wedding was nothing short of extravagant, kicking off in their home city of New York with an Italian Renaissance meets New York Glamour themed affair. The next night, they threw an Arabian Nights-themed party before jetting off to Turks & Caicos for a Buddymoon. A few months later, they reunited with friends in Aspen for an après-ski celebration. Honestly, how do we get in their friendship circle?Read more...
Daniel Bergin
February 6, 2025
Johnny and Jess, two Brooklyn-dwelling bunny parents, decided to get married in their first shared neighbourhood: Greenpoint. While the ceremony had a Jewish foundation, they went for a less conventional feel such as taking shots at the altar!Read more...