Alternative weddings

Ready to ditch the heteronormative wedding traditions? Many queer and straight couples are exploring alternative wedding traditions that better reflect their values, identities, and relationships. Especially if you’re part of the LGBTQ+ community, these unique wedding traditions are often necessary because we don’t fit society’s expectations neatly. Explore some creative alternatives that can help reflect your unique love story at wildlyconnectedphotography.com

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Fairy lights + forest wedding = MAGIC. No lie, this boho chic wedding trend cannot be beat. Paired with sun palm bouquets and a pampas grass backdrop, we are absolutely defenseless against this moody fall wedding int the woods.

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Discover non-traditional wedding ideas! From unique wedding themes to unconventional wedding party setups, you'll love these creative concepts. Perfect for modern couples, these beautiful wedding ideas are a must-have in your wedding planning journey.

Traditional weddings usually stick to the classic sit-down dinner, with set meal options chosen by guests when they RSVP. There’s nothing wrong with an individually plated and served meal at a wedding reception, but many couples now opt for alternative catering options instead. Formal dinners can be expensive, so choosing a less traditional food option can help cut costs in your budget without leaving guests hungry. Cutting out the formal dinner can also lead to a more relaxed atmosphere…

Alternative wedding flowers

Not all weddings are light and airy - take inspiration from this dark wedding scheme, with touches of dark pink and textural decor.

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.’