Go Printed



When we first started this blog some 5 years ago, we took a leap of faith in shouting out to the cyberworld that we are "Rebellious Brides" and we sought out kindred spirits who have the same unconventional ideas as we do. At first, it was difficult and sources were very few. But we kept on going. One of our very first propaganda here in the blog was going for 
"Anti-White Gowns".  And again, back then, there weren't very many examples to feature. 

Fast forward to 2016 and we are so thrilled that we have awesome artists like Quirky Creatives who share the same vision as we do and who share the same beliefs that bridal gowns don't have to be white--nor do they have to be plain. 

Together with Tipping Point Collective, Jacq's Florals Design Studio, and REAL Makeup Artisty, Quirky Creatives collaborated with this rebel team to come up with printed bridal and groom looks that are definitely inspired.
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Jem + Moshe's Modern Mimimalist Wedding


With the plethora of beach, garden, and church weddings, it's refreshing to see Jem and Moshe's city rooftop wedding riddled with thoughtful minimalist details. Think black and white typography, architecture, and the bride's rebellious bridal jumpsuit!
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The Bride with the Ideas


Rebellious Bride Manel clearly had the most interesting wedding ideas. Most brides get caught up with a string of Pinterest-worthy details to the point of overdoing it. As a graphic artist herself, careful editing is nothing new to her and she made use of that discipline with ease. She wore a cropped-top wedding dress and paired it with boots. Her "something blue" was in the form of her nail polish. She made her flower girls' tutus by hand, DIY-ed all the bouquets--and then some. She proudly gushes that she could beat Martha Stewart at a DIY match and we believe her. 
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