Dave and Tania didn’t do a wedding, they threw a riot of love at God’s Own Junkyard. Neon lights, leather, lace and chaos collided with every perfectly planned detail - and it worked! They came from opposite corners of the world into this single, electric moment. No traditions, no scripts, just grit, vows and a love that refuses to follow the rules. If this is your vibe and you want your story captured with the same fearless energy, I’m here for it.
Neon lights, skull motifs and retro signs made God’s Own Junkyard the perfect setting for Dave and Tania’s wedding - a place that broke all the usual rules. Every guest, including the bride and groom dressed to match the rebellious theme of the venue. Tania wore a sexy white dress crowned with a striking death skull crown that gave her a regal, fierce look. Dave matched her energy with a custom outfit detailed with skull buttons, tying their looks perfectly to the wedding’s punk spirit.
Accessories aren’t just extras, they are the heartbeat of this truly personalised wedding. At Dave and Tania’s wedding where bold choices ruled, the accessories spoke loudest and tied every element perfectly together.
A striking black and gold cake, featuring two skull toppers and matching cupcakes with yellow roses, drew everyone’s attention.
Another detail was the engraved wedding bands set against a skull-shaped box, a tiny statement of unconventional love, capturing entirely the wedding’s punk-style.
Guests had a selection of themed tattoos to choose from, letting everyone join in the couple’s story and add their own touch of punk flair. These details weren’t mere decorations, they were powerful expressions of identity.
Every accessory added depth and personality, making this wedding an inspiring example of alternative wedding details. Capturing their day, I felt they truly let me into their world, sharing their love for dark, unconventional details while being genuinely kind, approachable and delightfully welcoming.
