Anti bride

The anti-bride wedding trend is everywhere. From food trucks and CBD bars to holographic manicures and bowling after-parties, these ceremonies defy convention. Here, a weddings editor, cake designer, planner and celebrity makeup artist break down how to make it your own in 2023.

Kayla from Dear Fioré is based in Newcastle, NSW and travels worldwide to capture weddings. Her photography style is highly influenced by fashion as well as history and she has a passion for capturing the connection between two. Luna Wilde gives subtle direction to encourage natural, authentic moments.

I will never get over this EPIC vintage-style anti-bride Vancouver Island elopement. Once you see the photos, you’re going to die!

For both Juani and Artia it was important that the wedding felt intimate and relaxed. " It was a day we both wanted to be able to enjoy with each other and our closest family. We enjoyed every minute of the day! It was full of love and happiness. Every detail was crafted with care and, looking back, we wouldn’t change a single thing!"

Thinking outside the conventional planning box for your wedding? Click through the blog to see more of the anti-bride movement. | Image by Chelsea Abram Photography

The Anti-Bride on Instagram: "M O O D . via @jennapowersphoto"

Our selection of diamond jewelry for the alternative wedding includes modern silhouettes, sharp shapes, pieces that move and plenty of natural diamonds, of course.

Paris and Nick planned a last-minute, no- fuss elopement with a turnaround of just four weeks, in Sydney's Centennial Park.

Photographer Jimena San Miguel of Volvoreta is deeply passionate about film photography and provides her couples with a tailored photography and newly added 16mm film experience. Based in Spain and travelling worldwide, Volvoreta only takes on a limited number of six weddings per year. Jimena loves working with couples who allow her full creative freedom to capture their wedding in a creative and unique style.