Nicole Cadwell
June 7, 2023
Meghan and Tommy's wedding was a mesmerising fusion of Halloween and Dia de Los Muertos, combining their love for these holidays with their heritages. Breaking away from traditional wedding themes, they invited their 30 guests to don all-black attire, creating a striking and dramatic procession and set of photos!Read more...
Oak & Iron Photo
July 6, 2020
When Iris and Zack started planning their wedding, it was of the utmost importance that they played homage to the bride's Mexican heritage, so they chose November 2nd (Dia de Muertos/ Day of the Dead) as their wedding date. It's something they celebrate every year anyway so having their wedding on that date seemed entirely fitting.Read more...
Josh Trahan
October 22, 2019
Liz and Rush were married on Cinco de Mayo in Atlanta, GA. Although they found it difficult to plan an alternative wedding at first, they stuck to their guns, followed their hearts and managed to pull off their dream celebration with a $10,000 budget.Read more...
Chloe Lee
October 11, 2019
Although Gina and Mark's autumn wedding included some seasonal details - skulls, pumpkins etc - most of all they wanted their day to reflect them. They included their love of Mexico (and Mexican food!) and DIYed a-plenty to make their day feel their ownRead more...
Lucie Watson
October 29, 2018
Claire and Tom went for a Mexican/Day of the Dead theme for their July wedding. Complete with sugar skulls, piñatas, flamingos and sombreros, they planned their day with a £5000 budget. They also had a few geeky video game touches (particularly on their cake) such as Fallout and zombies and some Lego used in the terrariums!Read more...
Honeymoon Pictures
April 3, 2018
Daniela and Thomas's wedding day was a mixture of Rock n Roll, psychobilly and Dia De Los Muertos, which the bride describes as a "Happy, loud and without any conventions" kind of day. They had 'first look' photos taken and also stopped in at an Oreo pop-up store on their way to the ceremony, which was held in an old circus tent! Their reception party was in a rockabilly club in the middle of Berlin where they had a live band playing so it was like a gig - they first met at a psychobilly concert in the bride's hometown of Munich, so this was a lovely nod to that.Read more...
Becky Ryan
February 17, 2018
One of the most frequent things you'll hear on Rock n Roll Bride is to have the day YOU want, one that incorporates anything and everything you love: your day, your way. Holly and David, who married in the spring at Donington Park Farmhouse Hotel, did exactly that with not just one or two motifs, but more like four! And why not - I mean, just look at their wonderful day and the sea of smiles!Read more...
Friends and Lovers
August 1, 2017
There are so many things to be obsessed with in Britani and Matt's wedding. The bride's black dress/ rainbow petticoat combo, the Dia de los Muertos masks, the mixed gender bridal parties, the colourful wedding cake and flowers and ALL THAT AMAZING DECOR. It's enough to make even the most hardened of us well up and get really over excited all at the same time.Read more...
Naomi Jane
April 13, 2017
Mel and Lee met through mutual friends at a car show in 2010. They got talking about their cars and that was it! They wanted their wedding to reflect their day-to-day style and interests so, although Day of the Dead was their underlying theme, as far as everything else went, if they liked it they put it in the wedding! The end result was a Mexican fiesta, meets Day of the Dead, meets rockabilly wedding.Read more...
Ashley Tiedgen Photography
April 8, 2017
Amber and Chris were married in October and took inspiration for their wedding from Amber's vintage skull engagement ring. They wanted their wedding to feel old worldly, and described their wedding theme as a 'Memento Mori Romance'. Roughly translated, 'Memento Mori' means 'remember you must die' and Memento Mori jewellery was given to loved ones to remind them that life is fleeting so to live each day to the fullest.Read more...
Christina Sanchez
March 8, 2017
Colour loving babes listen up! If you've been wondering if rocking a coloured gown on your wedding day was the right choice or not then I'm pretty sure today's incredible photo shoot will help you make up you mind. I mean WOW.Read more...
That First Moment
September 10, 2016
Melissa and Jay hosted their wedding in a family home. They wanted their wedding to be as vibrant and colourful as possible, with a Mexican fiesta theme and touches of Dia de los Muertos.Read more...
Caitlin McWeeney
May 23, 2016
Adam and Cathy's wedding took place in November and had a Dia de Los Muertos theme as a nod to the bride's Mexican heritage. She wanted a way to incorporate lost loved ones.Read more...
Fairytale Asylum
May 3, 2016
Although they got married on Halloween, Charlie and Chris decided they wanted their wedding to have a different feel to most themed Halloween weddings. With the groom's father being from South America, a Day of the Dead theme made way more sense. "Chris’ dad is South American and he’s always loved day of the dead", explained the bride. "We both absolutely love autumn with all its vibrant copper tones and Halloween is our favourite holiday. We always celebrate it in a big way so it was an obvious choice for our wedding. We also wanted the whole thing to reflect my heritage too so the Asian influence throughout our venue, The Matara Centre, was really important."Read more...
Rooftop Mosaic
February 20, 2016
Robert and Katy's Scottish wedding was themed around lots of different things but skulls and 80s movies played a big part! "The wedding theme turned out to be a bit eclectic, with elements Robert loved like 80s films (they were our table names), a pork pie wedding cake and elements that had a slightly gothic feel such as a skull centrepiece at the head table and 'til death do us part' favour boxes."Read more...
Carly Turner
December 2, 2015
I think when some people hear about Rock n Roll Bride, they assume it's all getting married underwater, jumping out of aeroplanes, having the craziest most out-there wedding you can think of... But its never really been about that.Read more...
Lifeline
August 19, 2015
Tom and Fran's wedding was inspired by their love of Mexico and the beautiful decorations and colours that are used in traditional Mexican weddings. "When we started planning the wedding, we just couldn't bear to look at one more lavender satin chair cover so we decided to make it as colourful and interesting as we could", said the bride.Read more...
Tux and Tales
June 9, 2015
Lauren and Ben both love Mexican art, Frida Khalo and yummy Mexican food, so a Day of the Dead theme was perfect for their January wedding.Read more...
Matthew Leland
March 26, 2015
Juliana and Forrest were married at the bride's parent's home in California in October. Their inspiration was the time of year, so they had Halloween and Day of the Dead references mixed in with other things they both love such as the theatre and music from the 1920s-40s. They also wanted to play homage to their Latin heritage.Read more...
LilyK
March 6, 2015
Getting married in October, Kaylee and Todd knew quickly what they wanted their theme to be - Day of the Dead! " We were best friends in high school and started dating soon after", said the bride. "The inspiration for our wedding was the fact that I've always really liked sugar skulls, and skulls in general. I also knew I wanted to incorporate a bright colour palette."Read more...