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They’ve got real love, baby!
Yeah they do – and we all saw it at the Ewingsdale Hall grounds one sunny afternoon. Real Love Baby (Father John Misty) set the mood as gorgeous Ellen strolled down the aisle toward Mitch, tears twinkling all around.
Time slowed down as Ellen and Mitch finally got to relax on their wedding day. Having put… -
Federal wedding euphoria in north-east NSW
Giselle and Scott themselves are the reason for the euphoria that erupted at their wedding in the little church at Jasper Corner, Federal, NSW. Their love glows so that you can’t help but fall in love with them too. Right from our first phone call, I knew we were in for something special – a…
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Rainy day romance at Tintenbar Hall
Rain is good luck on your wedding day and Neva and Danny expected lots of it. Rain, that is. Danny proposed in torrential rain, and their engagement party was flooded. Last week, the weather app forecast 100% rain for their wedding day. As a result, Zoe from Panorama Events calmly guided teams of helpers to…
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Lennox Head wedding fairies work their magic
They made the right call. An hour or so before the ceremony was due to start, Jane and Dave decided to move to location plan B. With storm clouds piling up and the sky darkening, it was too risky to wed on Seven Mile Beach. So, just across the road at the Beef+Beach, a team…
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Border Ranges wedding – stunning backdrop
A simple but spectacular Border Ranges wedding to remember as Caz and Wayne married their perfect partners in the most amazing place – Blackbutt lookout. Nestled among the treetops with a stunning backdrop of majestic Mount Warning watching over them and the ocean twinkling beyond, Caz and Wayne said their heartfelt vows and literally tied…
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Whales breach throughout Ballina lighthouse wedding
Could it get any better? Seriously! Whales breaching, an aircraft display, bubbles blown, romantic acoustic guitar by Isaac, awesome energy from family and friends and a perfect evening breeze. Ballina knows them well and did all she could to return the favour for their many and valued community contributions.
An evening wedding at the Richmond River…
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When less is more
Sometimes less really is more. This was the case for the wedding of N and J. It was at home among close family who already know them better than I ever will. It was still a big deal. There was still so much joy, as you can see, but it was kept simple and words…
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Best day ever at Goolmangar Hall
Small communities are awesome. For country weddings, everyone’s so generous, pitching in to make sure the couple have the best day ever. This was definitely the case for J and L and just shows how well-loved they are.
Mind you, J and L knew roughly what they wanted and in the months leading up to their…
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Garden gathering of classic beauty
Classical music filled the air and garden as M and P strolled towards their family and friends. Against a breathtaking natural backdrop, they made their marriage vows.
M and P put so much thought into this union. Spring, a season for new growth. Exactly one year after the proposal. The silk, the designer, the dress, the…
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It’s like rain on your wedding day!
What are the chances? No-one imagined the drought would break and bring heavy rain on their wedding day…
But it did. And it broke hard. Fifteen minutes before their ceremony. Not everyone got wet. Most people had umbrellas. But I didn’t. This was a beach wedding and I looked like I’d just been for a swim…
