What happens when Mum makes your Wedding Dress and a storm rolls on through during your Wedding Day? You’ll have to look for yourself! Berry Hill, a Wedding Venue so beautifully secluded all the whilst still hugging the popular Hawkesbury River. Scroll through the gallery to see how much of a cracker this DIY Wedding turned out to be!

Jake (Photographer and Director) and Mitchell (Environmental) sure know how to throw a beautiful Wedding, leaving minimal impact on the environment, and did I mention with style? Serious Style. Somerley House in the Southern Highland, NSW, with its manicured gardens and breathtakingly magical forests provided the backdrop of their floral infused day. Initially the Wedding had been planned around a lunch in the forest winding beneath the trees, however Mother Nature proved difficult and their Ceremony was opted to be held within the Garden Room, with Lunch on the lawn within the Marquee. Their celebration of love is incomparable. look through the gallery to see just what I mean.

It’s a humbling experience being trusted as the Wedding Photographer of other creatives, that being Kyra ( Film Director) and David (Photographer). Kyra and Dave wanted a Wedding that was both beautiful and relaxed, Hinterland House in Byron Bay checked all of the boxes. A property big enough to accomodate their family and friends for the entire weekend, allowing them to ease into the celebrations and let their hair down upon conclusion.

Sometimes, a wedding just looks effortless. And while we know there is a LOT going on behind the scenes, you have admire the feeling of simplicity. A simple forest wedding, where every detail is just so as the sweet breeze hits your face and the leaves rustle underfoot — it’s really all you need. Bailey + Caitlin planned their wedding on a private property in Queensland that focused on the natural elements, and it was the addition of uniquely perfect details that had us hooked.

There isn’t anything like Redleaf in Australia, not even close. Nestled in the quiet town of Wollombi, in the Hunter Valley NSW, you will find a little slice of Italy. This Awe inspiring property, which is filled with incredible beauty will give you every European vibe you could possibly ask for, all whilst only within a few hours of Sydney CBD.

After knowing each other for 11 years and being engaged for 11 months, these two had everything sorted for their dream day just two months after Ryan proposed. Sami wanted to get married on her Grandmothers farm ever since she was a little girl, especially after her parents married there thirty years prior. Their Wedding date just happened to land on the same day as her Granny and late Granddads Wedding anniversary. So it was a sentimental win all round. Inspired by the location, their theme was earthy, bohemian and vibrant with a dash of country. “We love to colours of the earth in our hometown, the soil is a rich deep red and we wanted to work with our surroundings”.

Not just another cookie cutter city Wedding, Roxie and Anthony went quirky and bold for their Wedding Day, with deep reds, endless textures and a subtle European undertone all within Surry Hills, Sydney.

It was such a mad rush right after the ceremony, seeing so many people and feeling the height of all the emotions… that having a moment to ourselves sitting hand in hand in the back of the car (as the storm that was meant to arrive mid-ceremony rolled in) really gave us a precious reprieve to properly take in each other and the moment.— 

Located 86km South West of Brisbane lay the small rural town of Boonah, the heart of the scenic rim. Paying homage to Jarrahs hometown, Cat & Jarrah exchanged their vows atop the very hill they shared their first date. Amid bushfires in neighbouring regions, the screen of smoke created the most ethereal setting for an intimate Wedding Reception at the old churched turned Bed and Breakfast. Scroll through to be inspired by the dry desert like landscapes, DIY ideas and intimate moments shared between them and their guests.