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Goths on the Beach: A Moody Californian Beach Elopement

Kat

Photos by Beck

February 2, 2026

Nikki and Nate got married on the Californian coast in winter, dressed entirely in black. Their inspiration was creating something intimate, alternative, moody, and a little bit boho with a dramatic, non-traditional twist. "We were inspired by the beauty of the coastline, earthy textures, and darker romantic tones", Nikki said. "We wanted the day to feel intimate, atmospheric, and authentically ‘us’ and a touch of edge that reflected our personalities."
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‘Til Death Do Us Punk

Kat

Christina Srorzah

January 26, 2026

Casey met Dwayne in 2005 while looking for a tattoo artist. Appointments turned into years of friendship. In November 2022, when they realised they were both single, Casey invited Dwayne to a local venue to watch a friend’s stand up set after a session. Sitting in the booth, he reached over, grabbed her face, and kissed her. “He said he’d been waiting to do that for a long time and we’ve been inseparable ever since."
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Whimsical, Retro, Camp & Kitschy: A Neurodivergent-Friendly Wedding at Cherry Bomb Chapel

Kat

Red Eclectic

January 23, 2026

Georgia and Nathan’s wedding grew out of the life they already share and featured many of their favourite things: The arcade they go for date nights, the board games and Lego they loved to play together, and a shared fluency in internet jokes and pop culture references. The brief was never about landing on a single theme. "Whimsical, retro, camp, kitschy, Vegas-ish and arcade culture" was their reference point, as well as creating a day that felt manageable and comfortable for the neurodivergent bride.
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Glitter, Glowsticks & EDM: A Jungle Disco Wedding in Denver

Kat

Mackenzi Knight

January 21, 2026

Rekha and Mike did not grow up seeing marriage as something to aspire to. Marriage was a practical choice for them so before they began planning, they thought they'd do something pretty simple. What shifted things was their community. Over years of attending friends’ weddings, they started to notice people doing things differently and making decisions that reflected who they actually were. These were the kind of weddings they could get on board with! After one especially full wedding season, driving home together, they asked each other a simple question: what would it be like if we had a wedding?
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