UK
This alternative wedding shoot is dark and moody, but with a modern etherial twist. In a tartan suit, and black wedding dress, Rachel and Sarah marry in a church.
Fabulous queer chaos, that’s how Ade and Maja would describe their wedding. They had two ceremonies, a legal one and other hosted by a fabulous UK drag queen that was celebrated into the night.
A colorful and bright industrial wedding, with bright florals, disco balls and two humans wildly in love. This Homes Mill wedding was brought to life in under a year.
Dani and Priya set out in their invitations their intention for what their intimate wedding would be – a queer, multicultural wedding that celebrated love.
This celebration is one of inclusivity and sustainability. With sunflowers and bright blue tones at the front of the inspiration, it is a colorful celebration of the English countryside.
After an at-home proposal, in the comfort of their own bed, Jenna & Sarah married in a wedding day that was to be remembered.
Their dreams of a Disneyland proposal were shattered by the pandemic, but it didn’t stop these two from planning a meaningful double proposal.
After they both found themselves forming a friendship supporting one another through unhappy relationships, their chemistry became undeniable.
Celebrating LGBTQ+ love, this wedding inspiration is modern minimal monochrome taken to the next level at the Oakwood on Ryther
After having their wedding cancelled, these two lovers celebrated their love in this cozy woodland styled elopement – good practice for the big wedding day
