We’re going all rockabilly wedding today here at UW HQ! We’re super excited to be sharing this bright & colourful urban wedding shoot from directory member Magpie Eye Photography. Shot in East London, it’s vibrant and full of energy. It’s also a fantastic reminder that the location can mean everything. Make the most of urban graffiti as your backdrop and smile!
Top tips to acheive this rockabilly wedding look
CHOOSE A GREAT LOCATION
East London was certainly rocking it with the urban graffit on this one
RED FOR ROCKABILLY
You can't beat the bright red of rockabilly - it's the key colour for this wedding theme. Go bold or go home!
VINTAGE SWING SKIRT
If you're going for the rockabilly wedding style you need to have a vintage swing skirt! We're loving the red underskirt in this shoot!
ACCESSORISE
Bring through the bold red with your accessories like these stunning red wedding shoes & headpiece
Rockabilly wedding = Rock 'n' Roll!
Rockabilly is an early form of ‘Rock n Roll’ dated back to the 1950s. It’s got a mix of country, boogie and swing which means it’s super flexible as a wedding theme.
We love the bright red matched with bold black for contrast. Those red braces really rock against the black shirt! Our brides veil is decorated with red roses matching to the bright red underskirt of her dress. Perfect! And those shoes! LOVE LOVE LOVE!
Mix and match your rock n roll wedding style
Wanting some ideas for Rockabilly wedding styling? Go for vintage records, red and black playing cards, gramophones, traditional coca cola bottles and red roses. How about booking a vintage DJ to entertain your wedding guests! That would certainly get everyone up on the dance floor.
The awesome team behind this rockabilly wedding shoot
Photographer – Magpie Eye Photography – who are also listed in our supplier directory!
Models – Emily Nelson and Steve Meza
Dress – Louise Rose Couture
Accessories – Peacock & Pearl
Shoes – Miss Molly
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