Wedding rock n roll

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!

Have you ever seen such a cool editorial shoot with a vinyl wedding arch, white Dr Martens wedding heels and a rock n roll pinata?

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Rachel and Kyle from Melbourne wanted their wedding to be more of a party than anything else, with a punk-rock twist that truly reflected their personal style. Their day was filled with vegan food, anime projections (Dragon Ball Z, Ghost In The Shell and Neon Genesis Evangelion) and head-banging to their favourite heavy music like Slipknot and System of a Down. The bride even changed into Crocs at the reception so she was comfortable and ready to party!

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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If you love rock ‘n roll and you are looking to incorporate music in to your wedding, this styled photo shoot will inspire you with some cool modern rock ‘n roll wedding ideas.Such unique style is a great alternative for traditional elegant classic wedding.What we adore about such weddings is the bridal look! Gorgeous white […]

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.