This Wisconsin dairy farm wedding started with a failed matchmaking attempt
Cali and Cezanne’s Wisconsin dairy farm wedding proved that sometimes a failed matchmaking attempt is just the universe’s way of pointing you toward the right person. Their neon-lit celebration at Seven Acre Dairy Company featured botanical embroidery, heart-covered tulle, and a build-your-own soft-serve station that put traditional wedding cake to shame (because butter lovers really are better lovers).
Chihuahua bouquet and a vintage Corvette: This backyard Halloween wedding is the ultimate DIY treat
From a puppy serving as a bouquet to a red-velvet reception change, this backyard Florida celebration traded traditional polish for high-impact DIY details and a 2000s vintage aesthetic.
An LGBTQ+ gothic elopement in the Scottish woods (…WITH FIRE!)
Kendal and Lake skipped the wedding industrial complex and went straight into the woods. From Alabama to a storm-soaked corner of Perthshire, Scotland they built an elopement around fire, water, moss, and intention. Gothic fashion, Celtic-inspired rituals, and a river vow sealed at dusk made this less a performance and more a reckoning with place, weather, and commitment.
Get inspired by this glitter drag wedding shoot
This isn’t your typical wedding profile…it’s pure queer eye candy! House of Touché took over a queer-owned farm for a Halloween drag spectacular filled with glitter beards, sequined gowns, smoke bombs, and joy that cracked right through the makeup. Think spooky, glittery, theatrical energy instead of tradition, and a reminder that all weddings are performance art.