Indie rock wedding

We will first start with the word "Indie" and it's meaning. Indie rock is short for independent rock music. It started in America during 1980's. And as for indie weddings, we describe them to be similar to bohemian weddings, which means a lot of colors, rustic look with elements of rock. There are no rules when it comes to indie weddings. Relaxation is number one. This makes not only planning far less problematic, but it also describes newlyweds, and their personalities. Turn your dreams…

Julia + Austin were starting with a pretty clean slate, wedding-wise. Neither of them had attended many weddings before, so when they began planning their own they had the freedom to take it in any direction! The couple collaborated with event designers at Stone House Creative, and together they decided that an intimate backyard celebration...

DIY boho wedding with a Macramé ceremony backdrop, 70’s inspired retro decor, dried flowers, coral colour theme, pampas, handmade details & calligraphy.

This rock and roll couple's wedding at The Belfast Empire was full of unique, personalized details and awesome alternative bridal fashion!

This rock'n'roll elopement, designed by Cam Storie Photography, brings some edge to Albuquerque, New Mexico with this styled shoot.

Pink and purple bright and vibrant wedding flower decoration in glass vases with pillar candles in glass holders and foliage | aisle decoration ideas | spring wedding | botanical | light wooden chairs | industrial wedding venue| Indie Love Photography

Introducing the ultimate Rock ‘n Roll addition to your elopement celebration! 🎸✨ Our brand-new Roadie Case is here to elevate your special day with a touch of glam and a whole lot of style. Whether it’s displaying your wedding cake, champagne, or favorite spirits, this add-on is the perfect blend of function and flair. This is our new main option for the rock n roll package add-ons. We still offer the TV for your set up, but that will be an additional fee of $250. Photographer…

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.

Chris and Ashley knew they wanted a quirky venue for their wedding but weren’t willing to compromise on food, and the National Railway Museum in York ticked all those boxes. Featuring a fine dining menu, a vintage train carriage and a twinkly light backdrop, it was perfect for what they wanted! In fact with such good decorations already in place at the museum, the couple felt it needed very little in the way of further decor - they had just centrepieces, light up letters and cherry blossom…

Laura was working as a waitress in a cocktail bar (yes, really!) when she met Lewis, and despite not charming her right away, they soon started to bond over their love of music. The couple are huge music lovers, with eclectic tastes, something that eventually made them click. With this in mind, they wanted to incorporate music into their wedding day as much as possible, so held their reception at Bush Hall in West London and booked London wedding photographer Jordanna Marston to capture…