Wendy and Paul were married in the lovely little Old Tea Pavillion in Kings Park. A lovely old building with views looking out over the Swan River and the Perth CBD.

Surrounded by their loved ones and friends, Wendy arrived in a very cool limousine. After walking the red carpet to her beau they exchanged their vows side by side. A beautiful inclusion in their wedding that I hadn’t seen before was the “Blending of the Sands”, which is the mixing of 2 vials of different coloured sands, into a glass vase with their names and wedding date on it. This symbolised the combination of them and their families together as one, as each grain of sand is now mixed and it can’t be separated! Such a beautiful sentiment!

Another beautiful thing that they included, was on Wendy’s bridal bouquet she had a photograph of a missing and loved family member who was no longer with us. Having such a precious token of remembrance is a beautiful idea.

Following their ceremony and some drinks and wedding cake in the pavilion to celebrate we did some bridal portraits around the grounds of Kings Park with the stunning CBD and the fig trees and their roots as backdrops. What a lovely afternoon!

Thank you both for having me capture your special day, all of the best wishes in the world to you! <3

Location: Kings Park, Perth Western Australia
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Venue: Kings Park Old Tea Pavillion

I&M had a very private and intimate wedding and wished for any identifying photos and names to remain private, but I wanted to share their story and a few of the photos that don’t identify them with you as they’re an absolutely beautiful couple that I really wanted to blog about!

This absolutely wonderful couple reached out to me to photograph their registry office wedding, and it was so intimate that they only had 1 guest! They had approached me prior to the wedding to ask if I would be their second witness on their marriage certificate, I said yes! It was such an honor to have a second role to play on their wedding day, albeit nerve wracking writing on such an important document.

We met downstairs before there ceremony for some photos of just them outside the Old Perths Boys School on St Georges Terrace which has a beautiful brick wall which makes a stunning wedding backdrop! Her bouquet was filled with beautiful vibrant colours and as well as getting photos of their rings, they also had their 2 favorite books by the author Wilbur Smith with them, which they told me was something they had really connected over throughout their relationship! You can tell just from looking at the photos of the books below just how much love they have received from these two.

Their ceremony was short and sweet, but completely filled with love and their witness was overflowing with enough love and excitement to fill the room!

I&M’s wedding just goes to show that it doesn’t matter how big or how small your ceremony is, because all that matters is the love you share! Thank you both for allowing me to capture your special day, I wish you both the very best <3

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Venue: Perth Marriage Registry

The wonderful Helen & Vern were married inside the beautiful function room at The Boatshed Restaurant in South Perth. With picturesque views of the Swan River and the Perth CBD it was a stunning location for a perfect wedding! Surrounded by their nearest and dearest they exchanged their vows, had some laughs, and most importantly made their commitments and love for each other cement!

After their ceremony and the congratulations from their loved ones, Helen, Vern, their bridal party and I walked down the jetty for some city and sunset backdrop bridal images! Following this, we all went back into The Boatshed Restaurant to get more group photos as the sun was setting, and they finished up with a delicious sit down meal.

Such a stunning wedding, for two very lovely people. Thank you for allowing me to be a part of your special day, I wish you both all the happiness in the world! <3

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Venue: The Boatshed Restaurant
Celebrant: Margaret Matthews

Kendra and Shaun approached me to photograph their registry office wedding in April this year, and with only a few guests attending they wanted beautiful but low key photos that captured the love on their special day!

Following a beautiful ceremony, we all went downstairs to the “Old Perth Boys School” on St Georges Terrace and got some family photos with the lovely old bricks as the backdrop, following this we all bundled into my car and drove to nearby John Oldham Park which is tucked away underneath the freeway. What a stunning park indeed!

We had a handful of ideas of what we wanted to do but Kendra and Shaun were very open to suggestion and direction and after some time photographing at various spots around the park, we got back into my car and drove to the always classic Perth Blue Boatshed along Mounts Bay Road for a few final photos.

Their wedding was proof that you don’t need to have a large wedding in a big fancy venue to capture how much love you share for each other, and while I’ve attended some beautiful big and fancy weddings, the smaller more intimate ones are always my favorites <3

Congratulations to you both again and wishing you all the very best in your new life together! <3