Rock and roll wedding

Kelly and Charlie met after exchanging insults (!) at an Indie/Rock night in Soho, so it made perfect sense that music was a big part of their wedding theme.

At a time where wedding extravagance can often overshadow the real meaning of getting married, Sydney and Steven chose to strip it back to basics with an elopement that was budget friendly but packed full of personality, heart and love.

If you want to have your wedding on Valentine's Day, here's a totally non-cheesy way to go about it! Rock 'n roll inspired.

Nicole and Brandon are both huge music fans so they wanted to incorporate music into as many details of their wedding as possible. From the invitations which were record and cassette tape designs, to the flowers made from sheet music and even the centrepiece which were all instruments. The favours were guitar picks, magnets, buttons and stickers and were set up like a merch table and the music that played throughout and the reception was a combination of guest requests (which they asked on…

Their love dive bars and music is what inspired Hannah and Alex's Denver nuptials. Their legendary wedding was full of DIY elements and they had vintage arcade games as entertainment. They even ended the night with an 'emo hour' where their DJ played all their favourite emo and pop punk songs!

This rock and roll couple's wedding at The Belfast Empire was full of unique, personalized details and awesome alternative bridal fashion!

Introducing the ultimate Rock ‘n Roll addition to your elopement celebration! 🎸✨ Our brand-new Roadie Case is here to elevate your special day with a touch of glam and a whole lot of style. Whether it’s displaying your wedding cake, champagne, or favorite spirits, this add-on is the perfect blend of function and flair. This is our new main option for the rock n roll package add-ons. We still offer the TV for your set up, but that will be an additional fee of $250. Photographer…

Cassette Tapes Seating Chart

Courtney and Sanford met at work ten years ago when Sanford came in to cover a shift. They were both wearing the same black women's jeans and spent the whole time shamelessly flirting and laughing together. During their decade long romance they lived in different places (him in Arizona and her in Southern California) so would often meet up halfway in Palm Springs. When they came to planning their wedding they knew it had to happen there. Their theme was a groovy Palm Springs, classic rock…

Rock n roll wedding guitar pick on record favors

Cassie and Garon's October wedding was hosted at the bride's parents' property in Roseville, CA. They wanted a day which was both unconventional and celebrated the things they love - emo music, autumn and Halloween.

I thought it would be lovely if I shared James & Natalie's amazing Mood Board with you it is truly stunning, a work of art in itsel...

Sam and Jamie made sure to keep the evening intimate and spent quality time with their guests. With a rock ‘n’ roll theme and a budget-friendly wedding, Sam and Jamie created a magical atmosphere full of love, laughter and dancing.

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Brie started her wedding planning from a place of 'formal flower power'. She and fiance Ryan both knew they wanted their ceremony entrance song to be Neil Young's Harvest Moon (they had an acoustic version of the Poolside cover performed by Ryan's friend on guitar) and they wanted to arrive to their reception to I Was Made for Loving You by KISS. So, they also wanted a theme which fit the same vibes. The retro, 70s influence came through strong when they started to look at colours and decor.

Every detail of Ali and Harry's wedding was meticulously planned with a 70s, retro rock n' roll influence. The day was held at Three Sisters Sanctuary, a museum and garden in Goshen, Massachusetts which is known for its eclectic mix of of sculptures, flowers and stones. It was the perfect setting for their eclectic day.