Mini-Glastonbury Bohemian Festival Wedding

Erin Balfour

Jill Evans

December 2, 2017

After swiping right, Laura and Marc had a laid back boho festival wedding, with a humanist ceremony, at Mansty Farm in Penkridge. "We wanted to try and make it a mini-Glastonbury festival as it's our favourite place," said the bride. "We tried to put our personal touch into everything. We wanted it to be an 'unwedding' wedding. No quirky love letters or anything that didn’t mean something to us. From the seating plan to the log fires, everything had a bit of us in it."

DIY Lord of the Rings Wedding in Italy

Erin Balfour

Romina Oi

November 15, 2017

Being literature lovers and self-confessed huge nerds, the second they decided to get married Veronica and Marco knew the wedding theme would be Lord of The Rings.

A Glastonbury Handfasting & A Las Vegas Elopement

Erin Balfour

Emma Stoner Photo

November 14, 2017

Gaia and Calum didn't just have one awesome wedding, they had two! The first was at their beloved Glastonbury in the gorgeous tipi field, and the second in Las Vegas at A Wedding Chapel: Two very Rock n Roll places!

Metal & Pagan Handfasting Wedding in Wales

Rachel Webb

Assassynation

April 28, 2017

Sadie and Aaron initially wanted a Steampunk wedding, but after two years of planning it developed into an outdoor event in the Welsh hills with a dash of gothic, a hint of metal, and a sprinkle of pagan thrown in for good measure!

Homemade Witch Doctor Woodland Wedding

Kat

Ideal Imaging

August 9, 2016

Chris and Allison's handfasting witch doctor wedding in the woods was completely homemade. The bride made her own dress and wore shoes from eBay, which she decorated herself. She also made her own headpiece. The flowers were put together by the couple themselves, they created their own invitations, they even self-catered the whole event!

DIY and Handfasting Wedding in A Big Top!

Kat

Ana Parker

March 30, 2016

Lizzie and Louie's incredibly detailed big top wedding, unbelievably, only cost them £6000. The bride even had two dresses!

Eclectic Bohemian Hippie Wedding

Kat

Esme Mai

February 15, 2016

Kirsty and Mike were married on Friday 31st July at Barmbyfields Barn in York. They chose that date because it was a Blue Moon (the 2nd full moon in a month which only happens every three years) which is said to be a very powerful and magical time to get married.

Handmade, Thrifty and Locally-Sourced Wedding

Kat

A Thing Like That

February 10, 2016

Alex and Steve's wedding was all about being thrifty but also not being wasteful. They had a £3000 budget, had their reception at a community hall and the bride wore a dress made by her mum from organic cotton an bamboo. The flowers were all picked on the day and the cake was made by the mother of the groom.

Colourful Outdoor Pagan Wedding

Kat

Tux and Tales

July 25, 2015

Cherry and Marco had a pagan wedding at Furtho Manor Farm near Milton Keynes. The bride's grandmother officiated the ceremony.

Somerset Stone Circle Celebrity Wedding

Kat

Howelljones

May 1, 2015

I don't really get that excited by celebrity weddings, but when wedding photographer Woz of Howelljones Photography emailed me and told me he'd shot the secret wedding of Nicolas Cage's son on an organic farm in Somerset, I was intrigued to say the least! The whole wedding was very low key, super intimate and shrouded in secrecy to avoid the press.

Fantasy and Fiction Wedding

Kat

Rachel McNeil

January 4, 2015

Lauren and JP's Glasgow wedding was based on their mutual love of Scotland and literature. "Our inspiration was really just stuff we like", Lauren wrote. "Medieval mixed with Scottish mixed with books mixed with 50s mixed with tattoos mixed with pumpkins! It was lucky that our mish-mash just worked in the space together! There’s nothing like that moment when you see your vision for the day come together so well."

Crazy, Colourful and Handfasting Wedding: Charlie & Barney

Kat

Marianne Chua

August 6, 2014

Charlie and Barney wanted a fun and laid back wedding that was all about being themselves. Their dress code was 'come as you are' and their invitations made it clear that it was going to be a party wedding! "We got everyone drunk by 3pm because of the Jagerbombs", Barney wrote. "By the time the DJ started in the evening, it felt like a giant house party, which is what we always wanted."

Stonehenge Wedding at Sunset: Shawna & Kevin

Kat

Ivo Popov

May 24, 2014

Stonehenge, the prehistoric monument in Wiltshire, England, had always fascinated Shawna and Kevin. They flew over from the US to marry there. "It is nearly impossible to describe how it felt to walk among stones that have stood there for millennia", Shawna wrote. "They have seen empires collapse, civilizations come and go, and yet, there they stand. And while they are not as perfectly placed as they once were thousands of years ago, they are still there and will be for a long time to come. We were, and are, in awe."

Handfasting Steampunk & County Bumpkin Wedding: Bex & Scott

Kat

Paul Willetts

March 5, 2014

Bex and Scott had a two day wedding, on 16th and 17th September 2013. They wanted a long celebration so they could get married twice! The first day was the legal ceremony followed by a low-key after party. On day two they went all out with a handfasting ceremony, a tractor ride for the guests and a facepainter!

Handmade Pagan Wedding: Lucienne & Peter

Kat

Jenny Rutterford

December 22, 2013

Nature and Victorian Fairy Inspired Vegan Wedding: Vikki & John

Kat

Assassynation

December 17, 2013

When a bride is a wedding dress designer you just know she's going to rock something truly incredible on her own wedding day. Getting married to John at the spectacular Westonbirt School, Gloucestershire, Vikki wore two stunning gowns, both of which she made herself. She also handmade her bridesmaid's dresses and accessories.

Victorian Goth Wedding on a Deserted Beach: Katie & Eric

Kat

Amanda Summerlin

April 24, 2013

Katie & Eric didn't have the wedding they'd originally planned, but when circumstances changed, so did their wedding. However being able to have the people there that meant a the most to them was more important than waiting for a big wedding. "When we got engaged last summer, we started to plan a big wedding for October 2013 that we could invite all of our friends and family to", began Katie. "A few months after we became engaged we found out that my Dad had liver cancer, and everything changed. The most important thing was to have our family members at the wedding, and have them all attend in comfort. With that in mind, we changed almost every aspect of the wedding and planned it in four months."