Perth’s Quirky AF Wedding Venue
You want a wedding that’s reflective of your cool, quirky selves — we want that for you too. If Elvis Presley and Chappell Roan had a love child, Cherry Bomb Chapel would be it. We strike the sweetest balance of retro flair and modern edge — fresh, sexy, and stylish as hell.
But what does it really mean to be “quirky”?
To us, it means championing diversity and difference in every form.
You pitch getting married butt naked? Let’s go.
You want to ditch the white dress and rock a red power suit? So damn here for it.
You want to auction off your cousin in the form of a meat raffle at the end of the reception? I’ll take two tickets.
We’re not here to “break the mould” — we’re here to set the whole damn rulebook on fire. Gone are the days of cookie-cutter weddings. People are ready to carve out their own wedding path, and we’re here to facilitate the fucq out of it.
The Chapel isn’t just a venue. It’s a statement. A spectacle. A stage to showcase your love story — no diluting, no compromise, no cutouts. Just full, authentic expression.
Here’s some ways you can add more quirk to your day:
Ditch the white dress – Or the suit, or anything traditional really. Rock a red power suit, a vintage sequin mini, a sheer mesh gown covered in glitter stars. Hell, wear matching tracksuits if that’s your vibe. The dress code is: whatever-the-hell-you-want-core.
Run with a theme – Retro prom night? Studio 54 disco fever? Moody vampire gothic? Go full send. Style it, dress for it, and let your guests lean in too. A theme is just an excuse to be extra. And we love extra.
Flip the format – Ceremony in the middle of the reception? Speeches before dinner? No formalities at all? Yep. Rewrite the timeline so it flows with your rhythm. Nobody said a wedding needs to follow a run sheet from 2003.
One-word: Shenanigans – Flash mobs, karaoke battles, surprise guest performers, drunk bingo, a limbo competition. Inject the unexpected. Weddings should feel like a wild fever dream of good times and weird moments your mates will talk about for years.
Curate a colour moment – Monochromatic styling is a total vibe. Think all-red everything, or a sea of dreamy lavender tones from the florals to the napkins to your grandma’s hair rinse. It’s bold, it’s curated, it’s giving main character energy.
Get a little unhinged with your signage – Toss out the cursive “Welcome to our wedding” and say what you really mean: “Till death, or mutual agreement, do us part.” Make your guests giggle and then cry. That’s the goal.
Choose a celebrant that gets the assignment – No robotic vows or awkward readings. Pick someone who knows how to read a room, crack a joke, and deliver a ceremony that slaps harder than a tequila shot on an empty stomach *cough* literally every Cherry Bomb celebrant ever.
Interactive moments – Tattoo stations, polaroid confession booths, a live illustrator sketching guests in all their chaotic glory. Turn your reception into an experience, not just a dinner with dancing.
Walk in to your own beat – Literally. Want to enter to “WAP” instead of string quartets? Do it. Want your entire bridal party to dance in to a High School Musical classic? Please, and thank you. This is your entrance, own it.
Make your exit iconic – Think confetti cannons, bubble storms, a Just Married motorbike and sidecar, or disappearing into the night dressed as aliens. End your wedding like the season finale it deserves to be.
