It’s true to say that we place a lot of pressure on ourselves when we host an event; whether it be something as simple as a dinner or a birthday party or something as elaborate as a wedding, we want it to be fun and exciting and, most of all, we want our guests to have the best time. This pandemic has caught us all off-guard but there are some perks to doing things differently....
Read moreSarah and Tyler were married at the gorgeous Balmoral Homestead in Muswellbrook. There were a few hurdles along the way including a venue change! The day could not have been more perfect and I feel honoured to have been part of such a special celebration. They also featured one of my favourite wedding songs by Ryann Darling, so beautiful. I know that Sarah and Tyler have kicked off their marriage with love, respect, patience, and...
Read moreThis global pandemic has made us re-think a few things, including whether a midweek wedding would be such a bad thing. The reality of Covid-19 is that most couples who were planning to tie the knot in 2020 have had to postpone to a later date, making it difficult to find a weekend in 2021 and beyond that isn’t already booked. One obvious solution is to have a midweek wedding. We realise this may be...
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Kate & Matt had were so much fun! I knew right from our first meeting we would get along. For their engagement session, we headed down to the beach, it was a beautiful day where we talked all about their upcoming wedding, what had to change due to COVID, and how we could make it the best day ever. Thanks for coming down you two. I had a great time getting to know you both. Read more…
Larissa & Reece were married in the Hunter Valley at the Loggerheads Homestead. This was my first visit to the homestead and I loved it as soon as I drove in. Sadly this will be the last wedding at the homestead as it was recently sold. So I am happy that Larissa & Reece were able to have their dream wedding onsite. And of course, have their gorgeous greyhounds be a part of the wedding Read more…
Setting the date for your wedding can be one of the hardest parts of your wedding planning. Some couples will choose a date that is sentimental to them – the anniversary of when they first met, first started dating or got engaged, and so on. Sometimes couples will choose an anniversary of their parents or grandparents to honour them if they’re not around anymore. Other times they might want to get married on one of Read more…
Jessie & Dylan were married in Patonga on the Central Coast. Patonga is such a sentimental spot for both the bride and groom as Jessie spent summers here as a child and then carrying on the tradition with Dylan. Their wedding was on the beach surrounded by their nearest and dearest. The ceremony had lots of tears and laughter and included a loving ‘kick’ down the aisle from the bride’s dad. These two didn’t take Read more…
Courtney & Blake were married in the Hunter Valley at the very cute Hunter Valley Gardens Chapel. It was such a stunning day for a wedding, we got so lucky! The bridal party was an absolute hoot, we had a lot of fun together. Everything about their day was so beautiful and a true celebration of love and commitment to one another. There were so many highlights during the day – but one that we Read more…
Kayla & Sean were married on the Central Coast at the Everglades Country Club. It was not only a celebration of their love for each other but also a renewal of their vows in front of their family and friends as they had eloped several months beforehand. The day went just perfectly and the rain held off … almost! So between the umbrellas, golf carts, and surrounding trees, we kept dry. One of my Read more…
Ashleigh & Nathan were married at the gorgeous Bidja Estate on the Central Coast. A new venue to me, but a hidden country gem. Their wedding was only a few short weeks ago, and only days before the Corona madness truly set in. It feels like such a long time ago as SO much has changed since then. But I am grateful for the moments I get to witness and capture in the couple’s lives. Read more…