Magpie Eye Photo
March 11, 2025
When Jeanette and Drew, who recently moved to the UK together, decided to get married, they wanted to do so as simply as possible. With all their family back in America, they decided an elopement was their best bet. They wanted to blending the excitement of a classic Vegas elopement with the charm of the city’s historic backdrop.Read more...
Tree of Life Films
March 10, 2025
Andrew and Leah flew to Las Vegas the day after Christmas to elope, just the two of them. They wanted to stick to a small budget and be as sustainable as possible, so everything they wore besides the bride's veil and the groom's suit were secondhand.Read more...
McKenzie Bigliazzi
March 7, 2025
Gianna and Patrick chose an intimate elopement in the mountains of Breckenridge, Colorado, with only their Chihuahua and a photographer with them as their witnesses. In Colorado, you don't need an officiant to make it legal, so they decided to say their vows alone. They even got their dog got to sign as a witness with his paw print on the marriage license!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...
Raw
March 3, 2025
Shannon and Jennifer’s wedding was an autumnal celebration wrapped in Halloween spirit. They embraced the season’s colours, filled their venue with pumpkins and autumn leaves, and invited guests to lean into the theme by partying in fancy dress.Read more...
Mutatio Elisa
February 28, 2025
Kira and Damien’s wedding wasn’t about sticking to a theme or following any trends. It was about people—family, friends, and themselves. “We had no real plan for the day,” Kira says. “Everything was organically perfect.”Read more...
DXB Creative Co.
February 27, 2025
Amanda and Alex’s wedding in the Canadian Rockies unfolded like a scene from a winter fairytale. A perfectly timed first snowfall dusted the mountains just as the couple prepared to say their vows. Dressed in all black, their guests gathered to witness a ceremony that was uniquely theirs.Read more...
Sofia Katherine
February 25, 2025
Amanda and Cody’s wedding was a night to remember—literally. With a theme built around the deep blue hues of twilight and the glow of candlelight, they designed a ceremony that reflected their love for the beauty of darkness without relying on the usual horror tropes.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...
S J Jones
February 14, 2025
Inspired by festivals and the music they love, but with a whimsical, woodland twist, Emily and Tom’s Isle of Wight wedding was filled with good music, great food, and fun. The bride wore two dresses, the second of which was accessorised with wings! They wanted a day with zero pressure to adhere to formalities, where everyone could just relax and have a good time.Read more...
Elena Heymann Fototgrafie
February 13, 2025
The inspiration for Nino and Basti's wedding was their shared love for the underwater world, sea creatures, and the dreams they hold for the future. “We called our theme Seensucht nach Meer, which means ‘Longing for the Sea,’” Nino shared. “I’ve always loved sea creatures, and we both dream of retiring in Tenerife one day.” Their day, filled with DIY touches and small but meaningful moments, showed how intentional choices can transform even a civil ceremony into something unforgettable.Read more...
Ashley Joyce
February 12, 2025
Serena and Adam's unique wedding was a romantic and intimate brunch inside the Woodland Mosaic, an historic Solarium, at the Denver Botanic Gardens. The day featured lush colourful florals, a seating chart made out of tea bags, and high tea brunch with dreamy music from a string quartet.Read more...
Tony Ebersole
February 10, 2025
Rhiannon and Gunnar chose a completely private, self-uniting ceremony at Trough Creek Park in James Creek, Pennsylvania. A week later, they hosted a micro-reception with 17 guests. As an introverted couple who don’t enjoy being the centre of attention, they found that something small, private, and meaningful was the perfect fit. Their total wedding budget was $3,500, with their primary expenses being food and drinks.Read more...
Alt Wedding Co.
February 7, 2025
When Alice and Amy envisioned their wedding day, they knew it wouldn’t fit neatly into tradition’s rigid mold. They wanted a day that reflected their love and individuality—one that embraced who they were as partners, best friends, and creatives. "We wanted a wedding that summed us up," Alice said. "Alternative, but also personal. So much of the wedding industry isn't designed with couples like us in mind."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...
Moments by Moriel
February 5, 2025
Molly and Dante wanted their wedding to be a glimpse into their lives and personalities. Set against the backdrop of Hicksville Pines in Idyllwild, CA, they chose quirky campground as their venue which came compete with themed cabins for their friends to stay in.Read more...