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You heard it here first. Winter Weddings have A LOT going for them. While many couples choose to say “I do” in Spring and Summer, there are plenty of reasons why getting married in Winter is really cool (pun intended!)

When couples are adventurous and up for anything, it makes my job fun. We had a couple of hours up our sleeves, which meant we could hit a variety of locations. The first stop was a run-down shack on the outskirts of Merewether Beach.

With provincial gardens and fountains surrounding an old homestead, Krinklewood Estate in Broke is a truly magnificent space to get married. Check out this elegant but fun styled shoot.

Elizabeth and Tim’s Hunter Valley wedding at Bimbadgen Palmers Lane had style written all over it. From the Black Tie suits the boys wore to the Vintage Classic Cars that brought the girls to the venue and the Champagne Tower that followed the ceremony.

Danielle and Cody were after a chilled, fun and romantic day with their family and friends. They kept the styling to a minimum, embracing the fact that the venue already looks great, and chose to invest in the things that were most important to them. One of those things was recording the day! For the first time, I arranged a package that included both photography and videography.

After ten years of marriage I created a special & unique wedding album to showcase our memories and milestones since the day we tied the knot. There can be no truer testament to a product than when a service provider wants to buy it for themselves. This is very much the case with the Wedding Albums I create.

On a crisp cold winter’s morning in June, we were off on a little getaway adventure in Country Victoria. I had planned to surprise Chris for his 40th birthday, with what I thought would be the ultimate honeymoon getaway!

In a post-covid celebration, we wanted to inspire our couples and the wider community to come back from the lockdowns bigger and brighter than ever. Check it out!

There is something very special about seeing one perfect moment proudly taking its place on your wall or being able to hold a set of prints in your hands and pass them amongst your loved ones. So where should you get your Wedding Photos printed? Is there a difference between print labs? Who do the pro’s use?