Love Is All You Need

Published by Claire Gould on July 2, 2025

You absolutely can’t overestimate how important music will be at your wedding. A backdrop or soundscape for your ceremony, afternoon and evening will play a huge part in how your day feels. More than that – your wedding music will add layers of excitement, tranquility, playfulness or joy through the day. Key songs will bring memories flooding back – and all of the emotions along with them. All you need is indeed love… and a damn good wedding soundtrack!

This photoshoot was made to inspire your creativity, music lovers! The dreamy colour palette and 70s music scene nostalgia run through every element, and it’s utterly fabulous. As always, I’ll share my favourite images on instagram @englishweddingblog – see you there!

Concept and content creation: A Whole Lot of Rosie
Photographer: Little Rose Photography
Hair accessories and jewellery: The Lucky Sixpence
Venue: The Bell in Ticehurst
Dress: Mothers Daughter
Suit: Howard & Co
Hair: Hair Design by Lauren Mummery
Makeup: Samantha Campbell
Venue Styling: Creative Venue
Stationery: A Whole Lot of Stationery
Florist: Madgicks
Painted glasses: The Last Little Details
Napkins: The Embroidered Napkin Company
Banner: Daydreamer Creative Studio
Confetti: Your Confetti
VW and Crepe Van: Buttercup Bus
Photo booth and Glitter: Lucy’s Glitter Box
Lollipops: Emily’s Lollies
Garter: Garter Me Good
Models: Anisa & Wes
Previously featured on Unconventional Wedding

Words by A Whole Lot of Rosie

This photoshoot was inspired by the model Bride’s tattoos of The Beatles and David Bowie.

I first met Anisa when we worked together at The Dockyard in Chatham and she strutted into the office with her Wolf cut hair, the most impressive winged eyeliner for so early in the morning and a pair of brown flares and I thought… firstly she’s so cool and secondly I have to get her on a shoot!

My business is named after the ACDC anthem my Dad would play me as a little girl ‘ A Whole Lot of Rosie’ so I knew a music inspired shoot was needing to be planned.

I wanted to bring together groovy 70s vibes, warm golden hues, and a whole lot of personality. From dreamy yellows and burnt oranges to peachy pastels, every detail sings in harmony and complimented each other.

I started with Sylvia as photographer as her cinematic and nostalgic photography was the perfect fit for this shoot and her work is quite simple phenomenal. She then suggested the gorgeously quirky venue, The Bell in Ticehurst, a place where you gasp as you walk into every room!