Michelle Larmand
May 17, 2016
Erynne and Sean were married in their own back garden. The wedding was inspired by the Mad Hatter's tea party meets a Mid-Summer Night's Dream with a bit of a Victorian, garden party feel thrown in for good measure!Read more...
Mónica Muñoz
May 17, 2016
Both circus performers, Rocío and Benjamin they met doing what they love so it was only right that their wedding was also in held in a big top! "I am a trapeze artist and Benjamin is a clown", the bride said. "So the style of our wedding was quite familiar to us. We all are circus people, very spontaneous and full of laughs."Read more...
Sasha
May 16, 2016
Susan and Patrick were inspired by all the things they love for their wedding. So that meant the day was themed around vintage fashion, vinyl records, Elvis, and bright colours.Read more...
Chelsea Lenae
May 14, 2016
Sara and Marc were married in a castle. Their day had a gothic feel and the bride wore purple! Their budget was just $8,000 and they saved money by DIYing the décor, not having a DJ or band, and by avoiding using real flowers or having a traditional wedding cake. They were also very lucky to win their wedding photography in a competition!Read more...
Kindred
May 13, 2016
Childhood sweethearts Mirlah and Nik were married in June and had a colourful Mexican fiesta inspired wedding. The day also had a bit of a festival vibe with the bell tents and their laid back attitude.Read more...
Philippa James
May 12, 2016
The most important thing to Tess and Ruairi was that their wedding included their two kids as much as it reflected them. So the day was more like a kid’s birthday party than a wedding!Read more...
Alpine Image Company
May 8, 2016
Whitney and Craig were engaged on their nine year anniversary and married on their tenth. The wedding was held at one of New Zealand's oldest hotels, The Cardrona, situated between Queenstown and Wanaka.Read more...
Warren & Carmen
May 7, 2016
They met whilst both studying at Oxford University, so when Xandra and Steve got married that's where they wanted to do it. "We met at the Oxford University Mountaineering Club during our undergraduate studies," said the bride. "We had just moved to Edinburgh, so our initial plan was to have the celebrations there. Because we were not too familiar with the city, we found ourselves looking at wedding-packaged things, which felt too traditional. We eventually decided on Exeter College as a venue because it is a special place for both of us. From there, every detail had to feel awesome; I wanted every penny to support a business that I truly believed in and loved."Read more...
Rob + Kristen
May 4, 2016
Once they chose their Dracula and Halloween theme, the only date that Jessica and Andrew wanted to have the wedding was October 31st. "The wedding theme was 'Dinner at Dracula’s'," explained the bride. "I wanted to have the spookiness of Halloween mixed with the classiness of dining at with the Count. Harry Potter was also definitely part of my inspiration. I wanted long tables with tons of candles, over the top food bars, and an almost magical, other worldly experience for our guests."Read more...
Liz Morrow Studios
May 2, 2016
Jenaya and Benjamin's wedding was inspired by their venue, Kachess Ridge Resort, a private hire rustic log cabin. "Our theme was log cabin meets creepy romantic", said the groom.Read more...
Loraine Ross Wedding
May 2, 2016
Gemma and Chris' surname is Lavender so that, coupled with the bride's hair colour, helped them set their candy coloured theme. "Our wedding was a very colourful affair, with the main theme settling on our married name of Lavender", said Gemma. "I have lavender coloured hair, I am quite heavily tattooed and I wore a light pink dress."Read more...
Alex Abbott
May 1, 2016
Natasha I Gillett
April 30, 2016
Crystal and Evan's October wedding took place in Seattle. They had an origami theme and they made it all themselves! "When we lived in our first apartment together in Napa, we hung paper boxes onto Christmas lights that we wanted to leave up for the rest of the year", the bride began. "We had been making these origami boxes since we were kids, and wanted to represent the meaning of them in our wedding with many things made of paper."Read more...
Connor McCullough
April 29, 2016
A House of Mooshki wedding dress, Irregular Choice shoes, and an Alice in Wonderland theme... Yep, I'm pretty sure you're all going to adore Craig and Alice's wedding! They were married on Friday 13th November in Northern Ireland.Read more...
VeVi
April 28, 2016
Those eagle eyed amongst you might recognise the bride in this wedding, Kirsty was one of our models for my veil collab with Crown and Glory! When I met her, saw her amazing Disney sleeve tattoo and heard all about their Disney themed wedding, I was SO EXCITED. Now the time has finally come for me feature it and I'm pretty sure you're all going to flip out over it too. The best part is they pulled the wedding off with a budget of just £2,500!Read more...
Mirrorbox
April 24, 2016
Mandy and Ally LOVE the movies, so when they came to plan their November wedding it was the obvious choice. This was confirmed when they realised they could have their ceremony at the Glasgow Film Theatre!Read more...
Stacy Paul
April 22, 2016
Jake and Emily were married at Isola Farms in Florida. They wanted their wedding to "make our love a tangible thing people could see and feel".Read more...
Katie Dervin
April 22, 2016
Helen and Rich are hooked on the TV series, Peaky Blinders, so when they came to plan their Manchester wedding, they based it on their favourite show. "It was only natural that we decided to join the Brummy gang for our wedding day", Helen explained. "Also, Rich's father grew up not that far from the real Peaky Blinders gang, he has Irish heritage, and I have always been obsessed by the 1920s. It just made sense."Read more...
Norma Jean Finnegan
April 21, 2016
Samantha and Gary's destination wedding was held at Casa Monte Cristo on the Western Algarve coast. They hired a villa where they stayed for the week before the wedding too.Read more...
Assassynation
April 19, 2016
Alex and Maddy had different ideas about what their wedding should be like, but luckily they learned to compromise! "When we first started discussing the type of wedding we wanted, we realised we were on opposite ends of the spectrum", explained the bride. "Alex would have been more than happy with a simple registry office with minimal guests whereas I wanted something where we could celebrate with all of our friends and family, where I could feel a bit like a princess for the day! In the end we agreed on a rustic woodland theme and kept to a relatively small budget considering the size of our guest list. We had 105 people (big families!)."Read more...