DIY Wedding Inspiration

A wide-angle shot of the reception area at Boomrock, with long tables set up for guests and a high ceiling with pendant lights hanging down.

A Natural Wedding in Boomrock Wellington

Alice (she/her) and Dee’s (she/her) wedding at Boomrock, Wellington, was everything they dreamed of—a day full…

Two brides holding hands and smiling at each other, each holding a colorful bouquet.

A Retro Vintage Meets Disco Wedding at The Fig House

Vibrant and a whole lot of fun, Alex and Stepha’s retro vintage meets disco wedding at The Fig House was a celebration of neon lights, love and DI

A couple holding hands and walking through a group of people who are celebrating and throwing confetti. The person on the left is wearing a white ruffled dress, while the person on the right is wearing a sparkly black suit. The scene is outdoors with other guests in the background.

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A Retro Disco Wedding on a Farm

An Epic, Queer, Retro meets Disco Wedding on a farm? Yes, please. With plenty of DIY projects, this fun alternative wedding was brought to life.

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A DIY Nature Inspired Wedding in Hobart

Amber & Bridget wanted a DIY wedding, but in hindsight, maybe they took on a little too much. Their Tasmanian wedding day is full of joy.

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Amanda & Carol’s Wedding Tale On The Bellarine Peninsula

This DIY wedding on the Bellarine Peninsula blends love, laughter, and unforgettable memories – with a hint of glitter.

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Ellyn & Elyse’s Unconventional Wedding Journey

Ellyn & Elyse’s wedding was completely personalized – they thought about every aspect and incorporated some DIY projects into the day

Australia | Weddings

A Magical Lesbian Love Story and Wedding Filled with Love and Support

Rachael and Bee’s wedding was a beautiful celebration of love, family, and LGBTQI+ pride. From the Rhododendron Gardens ceremony to The Woolshed reception, every detail was thoughtfully planned, including a rainbow entrance, DIY projects, and emotional vows. Rachael and Bee’s advice to couples planning their own weddings is to stay true to themselves and always come back to the love that brought them together.