Choose a direction together.
Think about a small selection of motifs connected to your day, rather than one design everyone has to choose. The tattoo quiz can help you describe a style; final designs, size and placement still need artist review.
Wedding tattoos · Adelaide
A flower from the bouquet. A place you both love. A small symbol that takes you straight back. Start with the story, then work out how your guests can join in.
Plan a wedding enquirySubject to availability, venue suitability and required approvals. Event offering in development.

Think about a small selection of motifs connected to your day, rather than one design everyone has to choose. The tattoo quiz can help you describe a style; final designs, size and placement still need artist review.
Share the ceremony, speeches, meal and reception timings. A tattoo activity needs its own considered place in the day, with room for conversation and individual decisions. Guest numbers alone do not tell us how many tattoos could be offered.
Participation should be optional. Some guests may want permanent ink; others may prefer a temporary design or simply enjoy the occasion. Permanent and temporary formats need separate confirmation before they go into your wedding plans.
Your starting brief
You can leave the venue undecided. Share what you know and work through the rest.
A few useful answers
That is a useful starting point for planning. Discuss a considered selection with Brodie, including the sizes and placements people have in mind. A design menu and participant numbers would need to be agreed for the actual event.
No. The proposed space, venue permission and required approvals must be considered before anything is confirmed. Share the venue contact and any available layout when you have them.
Send an enquiry to discuss your wedding with Brodie. Bookings are arranged directly after availability, pricing, venue suitability and the event format have been agreed. Submitting the form does not reserve your date.