Ash and Jess eloped in NZ with only their parents present. The couple then revealed their wedding to friends at a party in Australia.

Natalie and Christopher didn't include many wedding traditions but incorporated cultural elements such as Kiribati and Polynesian dancing.

Rachel and Adrien didn't want their wedding to be too traditional or classic and wanted it to feel like they were hosting in their own home.

Matthew and Stefania had a destination wedding in Matera, Italy with twelve of their loved ones present. "We wanted to feel relaxed..."

Young and Justin planned their wedding in just three months. "We wanted it to be down to earth and genuine."

Betsy and Cassidy were married in Italy with just two people present. "What was most important to us was to create a relaxed day."

Danielle and Joe did things their own way and were married at a Prop Hire Warehouse in London with a Las Vegas themed altar.

Sam and Logan's Joshua Tree wedding was a true reflection of their unique, dynamic love.

Daniela and Nick wanted to keep costs low for their micro-wedding. "There are so many ways to celebrate, there’s no right or wrong way!"

Alanna and Jake wanted their wedding to feel unique to them. "We wanted to shy away from doing things out of a need to impress."

Tay and Al had a ceremony with only immediate family, followed by a reception with loved ones at a local Italian Osteria.

Letizia and Paolo were married in Ravello, with Letizia wearing an altered version of her mother's wedding dress.

Jaimi-Lee and David wanted an outdoor long table style lunch, with incredible food and great wine for their Hunter Valley wedding.

Emily and Spencer wanted to create a high-low experience for their guests at their New York City wedding.

Inga and Michaël had a small civil ceremony in Geneva. "We invited a small group of 17 people—our closest family and best friends."

Victoria and Patrick wanted their wedding to be laid-back and joyful and held their reception at a iconic classic Americana diner.

Jayme and Dylan had a micro-wedding with 35 guests. "We wanted something fun and light-hearted that also reflected our creative side."

Latifa and Armand made their own rules for their wedding and had two separate wedding events in London.

Katie and Travis wanted their NYC elopement to celebrate the beauty of the day to day smaller things in the life they have created together.

Cathy and Lucas had 29 guests at their intimate wedding in the mountains. "We both dreamed of having our wedding in a laid-back location."