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REAL WEDDINGS

GEORGIA & HAMISH

Georgia and Hamish's at-home wedding in Warrandyte, Melbourne

Georgia and Hamish’s at-home wedding in Warrandyte, Victoria, was pure gosh darn joy from start to finish. Surrounded by 130 loved ones, their intimate garden celebration was equal parts elegance and mischief—an unforgettable mix of heartfelt moments, laughter, endless frivolity, and a little bit of chaos.

ALEX & MIKE

Alex and Mike's wedding at Flowerdale, Victoria

Alex and Mike’s Flowerdale wedding was sleek, stylish, and overflowing with laughter and delight. From a statement-back Kyha gown to a party-ready mini, Alex’s looks were effortlessly chic, while the day itself was packed with bold energy & and pure merriment. It’s the ultimate Flowerdale wedding for couples who want style, personality, and memories that sparkle long after the day is done.

COURTNEY & ANGUS

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Courtney and Angus's backyard wedding in Tallarook, Victoria

Courtney and Angus turned the family home in Tallarooks backyard into the ultimate country wedding playground. With 115 loved ones, three days of love filled festivities, a backyard ceremony followed by a recovery cricket match (rules optional, merriment guaranteed)—this was a wedding that did everything and left everyone beaming.

KIM & NATH

Kim and Nathan's wedding at Half Acre, South Melbourne

Kim and Nathan’s Half Acre wedding in South Melbourne was pure fresh-air energy in full swing. With airy, summer-lit vibes, personal style front and centre, and a dance-floor-ready custom gown and sage-green suit, the day was raucously fun and one that will go down in wedding history.

MICHAEL & ALEX

Michael and Alex's wedding at Glasshaus Bruke, Richmond

Alex and Michael’s Burke House wedding in Richmond was intimate, charming, and cute-as-a-button. Watching their day unfold up close, I loved every giggle, stolen glance, and perfectly personal moment—it was pure delight from start to finish. My constant commentary about two people this beautiful on the outside, shouldnt be as truely outstanding on the inside too, doesnt seem quite fair, but how about the incredible odds of them finding each other.

JESS & ELLIOT

Jess and Elliott turned The Terrace at the Royal Botanic Gardens into a proper party for 120 of their favourite people, cocktail style over the usual sit-down affair. Their wine-coloured cake stained everyone's lips pink, fitting for a Valentine's Day wedding, and their dog wore a flower collar she despised but looked entirely angelic in anyway. They walked back down the aisle to an acoustic Praise You by Fatboy Slim, then slipped away together for a sunset walk through the gardens, just the two of them, exactly the moment they'd promised themselves they wouldn't miss

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