Stacey and Felix
I’m running out of words to describe these days. Not due to lack of meaning. But because it all sounds cliche. Beautiful people, perfect days, hearts open, arms outstretched.
One thing I can tell you without a doubt about this day. Is that there is something special and unique sharing a day with a collection of people who have devoted themselves to creative arts.
I feel that is a beautiful, difficult and healthy life devotion, or submission rather. And these people always seem content with who they are and certain of who they love. The way they plan their Weddings and the tribe they surround themselves with seem like such a natural expression of their authentic selves.
I pondered a while ago – is a Wedding a slight show, an extension of our ego, a facade? This day reminded me that no, they are an opportunity to creatively celebrate your selves and your love. And that expression just seems to be a little more fluid for these naturally brave, creative souls.
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Kiri + Steve
We had exactly 18 minutes for the photoshoot this day. It rained for each and every one of those minutes. And some of the images from those minutes are now amongst my all time faves.
I’m also just putting it out there that surely not very many could rock a black Wedding gown with leather detail and a black lace cape. But when your bride is basically a rockstar and style kweeeen, well…. you make your 18 minutes count.
I hope you two legends love these images as much as I do. x
A South Coast Country Wedding
Bawley Point – Trash The Dress Shoot
Any bride who is willing to get out in the rain, let their dress drag on the ground or get their feet in the water is a legend in my book. I guess this makes Katy a… super-legend?!
Katy and Luke jumped off a really high jetty- the Bawley Point Gantry for their ‘trash the dress shoot’ the day after their Wedding last week- and I got to have a swim while working so I think we’re all winners.
Pretty much in awe of this awesome force.
Bawley Point Wedding – Bel+Tom
It’s been a long time between blog posts, mainly because a new website is underway and lots of new loveliness almost ready to show you.
But the brief for this day was to focus on the people. And I liked that. I had such a nice sense of who this beautiful couple (and family was) that I wanted to share more than a few Facebook previews, hoping that you might get a feel for this lovely day too!
All held at Bawley Bush Retreat, this is Belinda and Tom (and Ferg).
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Ross + Melanie
Ross + Melanie’s Wedding was a whole lot of foxy wonderfulness. It featured in an 8 page spread in the fabulous Vintage Bride Magazine.
Wedding – Bowral, Southern Highlands NSW
Anna and Ben invited me to Bowral in the Southern Highlands to capture their Wedding day.
As Maria said in The Sound of Music – in their youth, they must have done something good. Two genuine and gentle souls – one in Germany and one in Australia managed to beat the odds, find each other and then make it official in the most beautiful place on the kind of day that all couples dream of.
Thank you for asking me to tell the story of your day, Anna and Ben. It really was a special one.
This Wedding was hosted at the stunning Milton Park Country House in Bowral and Anna became a truly stunning bride when she put on this gown created by Daniel Learmont Couture.
Lauren and Ryan
I met Lauren and Ryan in Batemans Bay for their Engagement Portrait. With this sunset light and Batemans’ pastel drenched textures, it was a heavenly shoot.
