From tattoos mid-party to bridal cigars on the dancefloor, these guys did it their way. Check out this unique celebration at Gold Coast wedding venue The Farm House.

There’s a lot to love about Samantha and Brent’s wedding at Kimo Estate – a unique NSW country wedding venue that boasts a 115-year-old shed, 7,000 acres of breathtaking scenery and eco-friendly accommodation.

Megan and Tristan looked high and low for a BYO wedding venue that would happily host a large number of guests. Quirindi Stables answered the call.

Caysey and Brad’s Blue Mountains wedding was a huge triumph. Held at Collits Inn, almost every detail was DIY – including the vintage 1960’s caravan bar, affectionately named ‘Fran the Caravan’.

Set on 101 acres and surrounded by national parks and surf beaches, Silversprings provided the perfect backdrop for Gabi and Ryan’s relaxed outdoor wedding.

Held at a historic industrial Melbourne wedding venue, Teresa and Steve’s wedding was a personalised celebration jam-packed with fun surprises.

After ten years together, Lauren and Ash decided to make things official at Kangaroo Valley Bush Retreat – the only south coast wedding venue with a natural rock cathedral formed over 250 million years ago.

For DIY enthusiasts Hayley and Aaron, this industrial wedding venue was the perfect canvas to create a personalised celebration.

Cara and Grady chose to ditch tradition and celebrate their love of music, dirt bikes and being outdoors at one of Victoria’s best rustic wedding venues.

A picturesque private property, a bunch of good friends (that were willing to roll up their sleeves and pitch in) and a whole lot of thoughtful new-and-old traditions made this DIY wedding a beautiful success.

Held at Wallalong House, Mel and Matt’s wedding weekend was simple and sophisticated and all about bringing their fam and friends together. Sounds perfect, really.

Lauren and Bede’s family-oriented, DIY wedding was held at a beautiful farm just a stone’s throw from Sydney.