Bride and Groom walk back up the aisle whilst their wedding guests throw confetti at The Factory Works in Digbeth.

Digbeth Warehouse Alternative Wedding

Digbeth Warehouse Alternative Wedding

Custom wedding stationery on the floor covered in confetti.
Bride and her father walk down the aisle at her wedding at The Factory Works in Digbeth.
Bride and Groom laugh as they share their vows at their wedding at The Factory Works in Digbeth.
Bride and Groom share their vows at their wedding at The Factory Works in Digbeth.
Bride and Groom exchange rings at their wedding ceremony at The Factory Works in Digbeth.
Bride and Groom share their first kiss at their wedding at The Factory Works in Digbeth.
Bride and Groom walk back up the aisle whilst their wedding guests throw confetti at The Factory Works in Digbeth.
The bride and groom do a dip kiss whilst being covered in confetti at their wedding at The Factory Works in Digbeth.
Bride and groom it on a vintage car at their wedding at The Bond in Digbeth.
Details of a brides tattooed legs as she sits inside a vintage car at her wedding at The Bond in Digbeth.
Banquet tables set out with colourful decor at Custard Factory in Digbeth.
Details of candles on tables at a wedding reception at Custard Factory in Digbeth.
Groom gives his speech at this wedding at Custard Factory in Digbeth.
Bride laughs as she listens to her groom's speech at their wedding at Custard Factory in Digbeth.
Bride and Groom dance under colourful streamers at their wedding at Custard Factory in Digbeth.
Bride and Groom on a dance game at the arcade in Birmingham.
A groom lifts up and spins his bride under the lights of a Digbeth street on their wedding night.
A low action shot of a bride running down the road under the string lights in Digbeth.

A BOLD, BRIGHT + VIBRANT DIGBETH WAREHOUSE ALTERNATIVE WEDDING.

Even in the deep, dark depths of winter I can still find a Digbeth warehouse alternative wedding that has the most vibrant colour scheme and the coolest of wedding outfits!

Amongst the warehouses, exposed brick and neon signs of Digbeth, Birmingham I did the sickest autumnal wedding, full of the brightest shades of orange and the shortest of wedding dresses! This wedding really was a pop of colour in the soft earthy tones of autumn. Steph and Adam really made this day unapologetically them – Bold, Bright and absolutely Bursting with their vibrant personality.

Custom cut welcome signs at a wedding in Digbeth.
Custom wedding stationery on the floor covered in confetti.
A colourful wedding ceremony set up at a wedding in Digbeth .
Chair set up for a wedding ceremony in Digbeth.
Colour streamers set up for a wedding in Digbeth.

STYLE-SOAKED DETAILS + SERIOUSLY COOL WEDDING GUESTS.

Starting the day off right, naturally I got myself a sausage sarni from Kanteen – the breakfast of kings! Knowing that Steph didn’t want her morning prep captured, I headed straight to the Factory Works and was able to spend some time with Adam and his Groom Crew (looking very dapper) – I also love any wedding with a silver sequin jumpsuit so I am LOVING the grooms-woman’s EPIC style! And obviously I was all over Peach Wolfe⁠’s stationery the minute I walked in, so I snagged a handful of confetti and let myself loose with a Gawjus stationery flat lay. I don’t think any gallery is complete unless you’ve got a dedicated section for that detailed goodness – you’ve got to appreciate it when it becomes a reality after spending months on your Pinterest board!

The 170 guests started trickling into the ceremony room from this Digbeth warehouse alternative wedding, in the most awesome array of outfits, Steph and Adam’s guest really knew how to dress for a November Wedding! These sure were some Sexy Ass Guests – I felt like I had found my people! With streamers fluttering overhead in a variety of shades of oranges and pinks, and the odd disco ball thrown in for good measure, the guests were getting themselves settled for what was shaping out to be an insane wedding!

A Bride gets out of a vintage ford in time for her wedding ceremony in Digbeth.
Bride and her father walk down the aisle at her wedding at The Factory Works in Digbeth.
Bride and Groom laugh as they share their vows at their wedding at The Factory Works in Digbeth.
A bride and groom share vows at their wedding in Digbeth.
A bride and groom share vows at their wedding in Digbeth.
Wedding guests look on at a wedding ceremony in Digbeth.
Bride and Groom exchange rings at their wedding ceremony at The Factory Works in Digbeth.
Bride and Groom share their first kiss at their wedding at The Factory Works in Digbeth.
Bride and Groom walk back up the aisle whilst their wedding guests throw confetti at The Factory Works in Digbeth.

VINTAGE CARS, SHORT WEDDING DRESSES AND EPIC FIRST KISSES.

Steph pulled up in her grandad’s red convertible car with her dad (looking proud as punch) and I think it’s safe to say that Steph’s wedding outfit was The Statement Dress of the year!

The streamers in bright oranges, yellows and pinks were pride of place, adorning the ceiling of the Digbeth warehouse alternative wedding – contrasting epically against the white of the room! The biggest yellow flower arrangement set the tone at the top of the aisle, as guests made their way to their seats, they could see the awesomely bright orange arches that made the bottom of the aisle! With such simplistic extravagance I was in love with every inch of this space!

When Steph got out the car, she was greeted by all her girlfriends for one last hype session before she made it down the aisle – really proving the point that you will always have more than one family in your life (and your girls will always be there to hype you up!). With a couple of tears from dad we wiped them away, took a shot and set our sights on meeting the groom!

With each bedazzled bridesmaid making their way down the aisle, Adam knew he was in for an intense wait for his bride. Steph tapped him on his shoulder and the biggest grin lit up his face as Adam saw her for the first time! Bouncing between laughter and tears, this ceremony had it all – ending with the most perfect foot popping kiss, Adam and Steph made their way back up the aisle under showers of confetti and the brightest of streamers!

Bridesmaids group shot photos at a wedding in Digbeth.
Wedding guests gather at the bar after a wedding ceremony in Digbeth.
Details of Bridesmaids shoes at a wedding in Digbeth.
Bridesmaids group shot photos at a wedding in Digbeth.
The bride and groom do a dip kiss whilst being covered in confetti at their wedding at The Factory Works in Digbeth.

WINTER WEDDING STYLE THAT FREAKIN’ SLAPS!

Drinks, stories and epic canapés were shared amongst the guests as Steph and Adam made their way round the room laughing and joking with all their nearest and dearest. Their friends and family really matched the vibe of the epically cool couple – just ‘cos it’s a winter wedding, doesn’t mean the wedding outfits need to disappoint!

Taking full advantage of the orange archways – we used this as the perfect spot for groups and the most perfect bridal party photo shoot. These girls made it feel like I was shooting the Spice Girls, with their awesome girl power vibes (and poses), it definitely gives you a bit of somethin’ extra when ya girls are all in silver!

Bride and groom sit on a vintage car at their wedding at The Bond in Digbeth.
Details of a brides tattooed legs as she sits inside a vintage car at her wedding at The Bond in Digbeth.
Bride and groom sit on a vintage car at their wedding at The Bond in Digbeth.
A bride and groom have couples portraits against the graffiti in Digbeth
Bride holds out her colourful bouquet against a black wall.
A Bride rests her head on her Grooms shoulder during couples wedding portraits in Digbeth.


ICONIC STREET SHOTS FOR A DIGBETH WARHOUSE ALTERNATIVE WEDDING COUPLE.

Another load of confetti was set off over Adam and Steph before we made our way onto the gritty streets of Digbeth for an awesome street wedding portrait sesh. Between posing up a storm (these kids could really hit the cover of Vogue) and full on enjoying a few minutes out of the party, I was able to get some of my fav shots of all time – I just loved the vibe they were bringing!

Steph changed up her shoes from chunky white platform heels, to the cutest white Doc boots, still perfectly holding onto this Edgy Bride title! We were soon invaded by the cutest pups so naturally we had a small pup portrait session before making our way to the Digbeth warehouse.

Banquet tables set out with colourful decor at Custard Factory in Digbeth.
The Brides Father gives an emotional speech at his Daughters wedding in Digbeth.
Bride and Groom react to speeches at their wedding in Digbeth.
Details of candles on tables at a wedding reception at Custard Factory in Digbeth.
Groom gives his speech at this wedding at Custard Factory in Digbeth.
Bride laughs as she listens to her groom's speech at their wedding at Custard Factory in Digbeth.

BANQUET TABLES, BADASS NEONS + A-LIST SPEECHES.

Heading back into the venue, where banquet tables were set up and the most amazing lightning bolt neon light had been set up between Steph and Adam’s sweetheart table (personal fav way of having your wedding breakfast). Guests were introduced to two of Steph’s closest girls, who started the speeches in style, followed impressively by Steph’s dad (who had the room in stitches and tears) before Adam’s best man took to the stage to end the talks.

Bride and Groom kiss whilst sat on a beer keg at NQ64 in Birmingham on their wedding night.
Bride and Groom play arcade games at NQ64 in Birmingham on their wedding night.
Bride and Groom on a dance game at the arcade in Birmingham.
Bride and Groom play arcade games at NQ64 in Birmingham on their wedding night.
A bride and groom dip kiss under the string lights in Digbeth on their wedding night.
A groom lifts up and spins his bride under the lights of a Digbeth street on their wedding night.
A groom lifts up and spins his bride under the lights of a Digbeth street on their wedding night.
A groom lifts up and spins his bride under the lights of a Digbeth street on their wedding night.
A bride leans up against a graffiti wall in Digbeth wearing a short wedding dress and white Dr Marten boots.
A bride leans up against a graffiti wall in Digbeth wearing a short wedding dress and white Dr Marten boots.
A low action shot of a bride running down the road under the string lights in Digbeth.

ARCADE CHAOS AND DANCING UNDER FLOODGATE STREET LIGHTS.

Not wanting to seem too boring, Adam and Steph then went onto an arcade where we took on retro gun slinging game, and then onto a dance matt (which Steph absolutely rocked!). Finding ourselves back on the streets of Digbeth, ever so slightly tipsy, I got them to have a quick twirl under the night lights before making our way back into the party for the first dance.

Bride and Groom dance under colourful streamers at their wedding at Custard Factory in Digbeth.
Groom and his baby daughter dance at a wedding in Digbeth.
Bride and her father dance at her wedding in Digbeth.
Bride and groom dance on the dance floor at their wedding in Digbeth.

CONFETTI CANNONS, DANCE FLOOR CHAOS + ALL THE FEELS FOR THIS DIGBETH WAREHOUSE ALTERNATIVE WEDDING.

As a sweet surprise, towards then end of the song the guests released confetti cannons on this epic couple, really encompassing this awesome day! Steph then pulled her dad onto the dancefloor, whilst Adam rocked their gorgeous baby girl (and I may have shed a slight tear at how beautiful this moment was, before I pulled my beard back on and got back to it!).

Moves were pulled, and decks were spun, with this brightly coloured winter wedding slowly coming to a close. DJ Matt Stocks really pulled it out the bag, keeping the vibes of this party pumpin’! I was in awe at the energy this group still had – and it looked like it wasnever ending! This truly was a party to end all parties – I love when it’s not just your couple who bring the energy, but all their friends are family are truly a vibe! Epic beyond all words!

A groom lifts up and spins his bride under the lights of a Digbeth street on their wedding night.

If weddings had playlists, Steph + Adam’s would be a banger after banger on repeat.

I can’t express how much fun I had helping make your day as awesome as it was!

If you’re planning an epic non-traditional Digbeth wedding, just like Steph & Adam, then hit me up HERE and we can get to know each other! If you’ve loved reading along to this and wanted to see some more wedding highlights then CLICK HERE.

Suppliers –
Suppliers –
Venue – @indigbeth
Planner – @amw.events
Celebrant – @kickassgatherings
Dress – @christienicole_bridal
Shoes – @stevemadden
Hair – @yasminfadhelhair
MUA – @heavenly_beauty_by_kelly
Suit – @mossbros
Shoes – @drmartensofficial
Flowers – @carrienewnamscottfloraldesign
Videographers – @thecostasisters
Stationery – @peachwolfe
Steamers – @streamadelica_uk
Bibs – @daydreamer_creative_studio
DJ – @theweddingcrasherdjs
Linens – @theknottednapkinco
Caterer – @bakedinbrick
Festoon Lighting – @marklewproductions
Table and Chairs – @chairmanhireuk
Photobooth – @the_luxbooth
Guitarist – @mikeyrainsford
Band – @blackbirdweddingsuk
Confetti – @papercirclesconfetti
2nd Shooter – @tomxpreece.photos
Couple – @swteph + @adam_msmith