Unconventional Wedding

Quirky Peacock Themed Wedding

We have a stunner of a wedding for your eyeballs today. This peacock themed wedding was sent into us by Katherine & Her Camera and Spiral Events – the colour scheme is just FABULOUS! The shoot is fun, quirky and colourful whilst still having lots of class! Just like a peacock, ay? Keep reading for regal colours, an epic purple wedding dress and unique wedding styling inspiration.

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How to recreate this peacock themed wedding

alternative wedding wear

This shoot includes so many of our favourite things - a coloured wedding dress, a unique veil and a hand painted leather jacket! Be bold in your wedding wear and show your true colours like a peacock!

a peacock colour scheme

Greens, blues and purples are your best friend! Group this with neutral tones and golds.

make it you

A peacock themed wedding can be as quirky or traditional as you like! We love the funky backdrop and fun balloon display in this shoot.

A purple bride for a peacock themed wedding

This peacock themed wedding shoot showcases some AWESOME alternative bridalwear. We’re a sucker for a coloured wedding dress  and the bridal accessories are just gorgeous! A unique dress with an ombre veil and a hand painted leather jacket gets a big heart eyes from us! 

The groom looks equally dashing, rocking an array of unique menswear in checked suits and floral ties!

A peacock wedding colour theme

Rich purples, earthy greens and ocean teals give the peacock its distinctive beauty. To build a colour scheme, add neutral cream/white and opulent gold. This shoot has lots of lovely wooden features which sets off the colours brilliantly. 

With luxurious wedding stationery and a regal venue like Guildhall Winchester, you can find the perfect balance between ‘quirky’ and ‘classy’ – traditional and alternative elements can blend together to create something awesome. 

Make your wedding Feel like yOU

We love the individuality in this peacock themed wedding shoot – it feels like a true celebration of the couple’s uniqueness. By adding elements like fun backdrops and bold balloon displays, you can incorporate your personality into your wedding styling. Anything goes! 

Feeling inspired? You might also love: 10 Ways To Have An Alternative Wedding.

Loving this wedding style? Check out our other peacock themed wedding blogs here and here!

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