Tom and Patrick’s chic and stunning London wedding stole our hearts
Tom and Patrick’s London wedding was a sight for sore eyes. Their beautiful, light-filled house served as the pre-drinks location, followed by the shadowy and gothic The Asylum Chapel for the ceremony, and then all the quirky eccentricities of Brunswick House for the meal, speeches, and partying.
Don’t miss the gorgeous greenery centerpieces, the double decker bus transport, and chic suits.
A blue-haired bride and bearded bassist let us bask in their darkly elegant wedding
Laura and Chris rocked their elegant meets goth wedding at Highbury Hall in Birmingham, UK. Laura’s fabulous grey-blue hair had us all in from the start. Their venue had a slightly haunted feel to it, so it was perfect for their goth-inspired nuptials. They included fall colors, shoes with squirrels on the soles, and a playlist filled with The Cure, Echo & The Bunnymen, and Stevie Nicks.
Let’s see the whole darkly elegant wedding…
This Labyrinth wedding of two ladies is already a cult classic with us
Emma and Rebecca’s Labyrinth wedding took place in Mesnes Park in Wigan, UK. From the music (Magic Dance!) to the costumes (just wait until you see the goblins and fireys and Bowie makeup) to the amazing worm cake (come inside and meet the missus!), this was an homage to the cult classic the likes of which we have never seen.
This topless engagement shoot on a cold mountain in Wales is super freeing (SFW!)
Imagine dropping trow on a freezing mountain in Snowdonia, Wales, UK to capture some of the most epic engagement photos ever. Does it make for striking shots? Oh hell yes. This gorgeous pair, Sarah and Ben, had tea, played around, and went almost Full Monty in this fabulous topless engagement shoot. Don’t worry, it’s totally safe for work. Go start looking and be inspired for your own less-then-clothed engagement photos…
This Tudor-themed wedding had birds of prey, archery, and amazing garb
Jamie Lee and Tom had a fabulous Tudor-themed wedding at Gainsborough Old Hall, Lincolnshire, UK that knocked our socks off. The pair went seriously ALL-OUT with birds of prey, archery, pumpkin carving, and guests dressed in Tudor garb. The bride and her crew created a lot of the historical decor including wands, floral decor, and ALL of the boys and bridesmaids outfits. There is so much to see, you just have to dive in…
You can get married at Stonehenge?! You totally can, and they did
This Star Wars-loving pair had a Stonehenge wedding(!!) that was amazing plus a huge, costumed reception back at home to celebrate their geeky and lovely wedding. You’ll totally want to see the bride’s black dress, her flower crown, the Star Wars meets Stonehenge cake, and of course, all of the awesomely geeky Star Wars details. There was even a Darth Vader cameo!