Rock n roll bride

Wanting to banish neutrals and snooze-worthy samey colour schemes from your day but not sure how? Well, read on colour lover because we got you…

They met while she was visiting the USA on holiday, and after a difficult two years being separated due to the pandemic. Zo and Bron were finally reunited in early 2022. They then wasted no time finally tying the knot, doing so in February that year.

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.

Look good and keep cosy. What more could you want.

At Rock n Roll Bride magazine, we are all about helping you find creative, unique and totally ‘you’ ideas for your wedding, no matter what your style or budget. For issue 36's editorial and cover shoot we partnered with one of our favourite new bridal brands, The All White, to shoot their collection of a modular, individual, affordable alternative to wedding wear.

With a moody Victorian-inspired theme and touches of rock 'n' roll, Kat and Nate brought their unique blend of elegance and edge to life for their October wedding.

Vegas is where Mia and Josh's hearts are, but for their wedding they didn't want to leave everyone they love behind and fly off to Sin City. So, instead, the brought the spirit of Las Vegas to them! They were married at The Eclectic Alter, a Las Vegas style chapel in Abbotsford, Victoria.

If you've picked up a copy of the new issue of the magazine, you will have seen Jessica and Huw's incredible Festival of Love meets Romeo + Juliet wedding which is featured inside. They didn't want to go a traditional or people pleasing route, and Jessica is here to share more about how they did it.

Jack and Hemlock’s met when they were 17 and 18, through talking about Shakespeare on Tumblr. This mutual appreciation was what inspired their whimsical and beautifully inclusive wedding day. Both queer and trans, it was important that their wedding felt like a representation of them, their love and their community.

Allie and Brian describe their first moments of falling in love as ‘like the same existential self-discovery that so many people waxed lyrical about in the late ’60’s and early 70s’. So, coupled with their love of music from the same era (cosily nestled between the folk and Rock n Roll genres), they used this as a starting point for the shaping their wedding around that same kind of ‘groovy, grounding energy.’