Drew and Amanda's rockabilly, vintage-themed celebration was a perfect blend of cool, quirky, and unapologetically unique. They wanted their wedding to echo their vibrant personalities and love for a good time.

Why choose a fancy menu for your wedding breakfast when you can eat at your favourite restaurant?! Vivian and Edwin did exactly that, choosing their favourite tapas bar to host their party.

Rockabilly bride

Steph and Chris' first date was at a burlesque show in Liverpool and they decided to recreate that atmosphere for their wedding! They infused their eclectic tastes into a perfect day of vintage, Rock n Roll, burlesque and mid-century classic style in a local historic venue. One of the acts they saw on their fist date, Suzie Sequin, even played at their reception!

Emma & James had a wedding filled with love and laughter. With help from their family & friends, the couple pretty much handmade everything for their special day. The cake was made by James' brother who has a family bakery, The Cherrytree Bakery, the bridesmaid dresses were made by a family friend and Emma, her Mum and her sisters made all the bouquets and buttonholes.

Our little country continues to astound me this week with Kate & Seb's Sussex wedding rocking it's way into by inbox today. Photographer Sarah described this wedding as "by far the funkiest I have ever shot" and therefore it's perfecto for Rock n Roll Bride!Sarah went on to tell me all the details of wonderfulness:Kate and Seb were beyond cool and this shone through in their wedding. Seb is a tattoo artist in Brighton and Kate is a tattoo adorned beauty. They didn't want the conventional…

All of the retro details in this wedding make us "wanna grow old with these two," Adam Sandler in The Wedding Singer-style. Coca-Cola bottles, retro dresses and suspenders, a rockabilly band, and 1950s touches abound. Don't miss the special first dance surprise and the gorgeous ceremony backdrop.