Rock n Roll Bride Magazine’s Issue 70 is a special edition, focusing on gothic weddings. The magazine is published every September and features a unique blend of fashion, venues, and details that make gothic weddings stand out.
The issue’s cover shoot was done at Arnos Vale Cemetery in Bristol, featuring the brand-new Atelier Heritage collection from WONÁ Concept. This collection can be tried on at Charlotte Elizabeth Bridal in Matlock, Derbyshire.
The Gothic Wedding Special
The magazine explores the idea of lifelong commitment and how it can be seen as a little bit goth. It also takes a look at history’s original alternative brides and the women who challenged expectations long before it was fashionable to do so.
Readers can expect to find gothic wedding ideas that don’t rely on typical October clichés, as well as real wedding stories and ideas on how to steal their style. The magazine features an eclectic mix of 10 brand-new, never seen before real wedding stories.
Alternative Weddings
The issue also asks whether alternative weddings are in danger of becoming another product to be packaged and sold. This is a relevant question, given that capitalism has never met a counterculture it couldn’t commercialise.
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Regardless of the style, the magazine is sure to inspire readers to do things their own way. With its unique blend of fashion, venues, and details, Issue 70 is a must-read for anyone planning a wedding.
Real Wedding Stories
The magazine features a variety of themes, including boho, budget-friendly, and bougie Vegas blow out. This variety is a sign to the fact that there’s never been just one way to be a rock ‘n’ roll bride.
Pre-ordered copies of the magazine will begin shipping from 4th September, and it still ships worldwide. The price is £9.99, with an additional £6.30 for shipping.
By supporting independent media, readers can help ensure that unique and alternative voices continue to be heard. Whether planning a full-on gothic wedding or simply drawn to unique, alternative styling, readers are sure to find something in Issue 70 that inspires them.
