Rock roll wedding

Their love dive bars and music is what inspired Hannah and Alex's Denver nuptials. Their legendary wedding was full of DIY elements and they had vintage arcade games as entertainment. They even ended the night with an 'emo hour' where their DJ played all their favourite emo and pop punk songs!

When Mariela and Mat, who met in 2018 at a tattoo convention, decided to tie the knot, they knew that while they didn't have a particular theme or vison in mind, they wanted something that incorporated their love for the desert, retro decor and tattoos. They found the perfect spot in downtown Las Vegas at the Sure Thing Chapel, featuring an officiant with a twist: Hellvis, the chapel’s resident 'spooky and campy Elvis' evil twin'. Everything else just fell into place after that.

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…

wedding that radiated bold colours and disco ball vibes! Their unique and creative day featured rich florals against muted natural tones, and a carefully curated journey for the couple and their guests. An intimate affair, they only had 20 guests which meant they could spend time with everyone and be really thoughtful with where they spent their money.

Stephanie and Marcos, a couple with a flair for the unexpected, pulled off the surprise of a lifetime for their friends and family. What was planned as a family reunion weekend turned into their surprise wedding! The couple exchanged vows at the iconic Little White Chapel in Vegas and didn't sell a soul until they arrived at the chapel!

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.

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.

Neon wedding inspiration and decor for Magpie Wedding #neonwedding #bright #luminous #shinning #signs #glowing #80s

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…