This is a wedding for the wild at heart! This road trip wedding inspiration is free-spirited, fun, and pretty badass. You’re gonna love these photos by Magpie Eye Photography. Warning – may make you want to rent a Chevvy, run away, and get hitched!
how to rock a road trip wedding
elope in style
Find the balance between dresing like your best self and keeping it practical. Docs & leather jackets are always a great shout!
rent an epic car
If you're road tripping for your wedding or elopement, travel in style! Rent an awesome car or van to make it extra special.
awesome scenery
Nothing enhances an experience like epic scenery. Travel somewhere awesome.
road trip wedding inspiration in dungeness
This road trip wedding inspiration was shot in Dungeness, on the coast of Kent. The desert-like headland was the perfect location for this free-spirited elopement. The Chevvy from Blue Moon Classics added to the pure badassery of this shoot and made for some epic photos!
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a rock and roll bridal look
Can we talk about this epic bridal look? Model Kirsty is wearing a blue embroidered wedding dress from Chotronette with hand-painted Dr Martens from Creations By Miss Molly and accessories from Sam Ryde Jewellery. This look works so well with her tattoos & pink hair! The look is topped off with a gorgeous blue and white wedding bouquet by Jo Taylor, complete with peacock feathers!
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The team behind this elopement inspiration
Photographer: Magpie Eye Photography
Models: Kirsty @kwood____
Wedding Dress: Chotronette @chotronette
Jewellery: Sam Ryde Jewellery @SamRydeJewellery
Car: Blue Moon Classics @bluemoonclassics
Flowers: Jo Taylor @JoTaylor
Boots: Creations By Miss Molly @CreationsbyMissMolly
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