Scott & Holly’s Bridgetown Wedding was a joyous community celebration, and there was barely a person there who didn’t proclaim it ’the best wedding ever’ the next morning over barbecued bacon & egg rolls.

Jibb & Tripthi’s wedding was an incredibly beautiful community effort, as friends & family pitched in to create the perfect day for them. It was a stunning day with tributes to all the various places they’ve called home, and so incredibly wonderful to be a part of.

They were married in a beautiful, classic ceremony at Quarry Farm in Whitby, nearby to where we all grew up, in a room filled with childhood friends and extended family – a tight knit, longstanding community all eager to witness Glen & Kara’s new beginning and commitment to one another.

Aimee & Rory’s Perth wedding was as much about them as it was celebrating their commitment with their family and friends – from a sweet ceremony at Harold Boas Gardens to a party that went long into the night at the Flour Factory…

Friends organised gifts in the form of personalised vouchers for their honeymoon in Sweden, Fabienne’s great Aunt woke up early to pick flowers fresh from her garden to create sweet bouquets and table decorations, and Will & Fabs exchanged beautiful custom rings engraved with the pattern of the stairs where Will proposed…

Jordon & Mitchell’s gorgeous Mandurah wedding had me bouncing for days afterwards and I still look back at it as one of my favourites – from the backyard cocktail reception to the never-ending smiles, and of course Jordon’s incredible red gown by Natalie Rolt Designs.

Forgive the overused phrase, but Sarah & Marvin are a couple that truly exude cool. They knew what they wanted for their York Wedding day, and they were going to make it happen with style, class and a whole lot of chill.

A few favourite photographs from Keeya & Alex’s Mosman Park wedding – an intimate ceremony & reception filled with love & light, colour & fun.

Working in the wedding industry, you see a lot of loved up couples tie the knot, and the parts of the wedding that I always remember are the stories. Disastrous first dates, individual quirks, romantic proposals, colossal mistakes, laugh-til-you-cry memories – all the little things that make a couple a couple.

After not much sleep, at 6am, the 5 of us piled into a car and headed out to Clifton Beach, where we met their celebrant and got things underway. The heat was searing under one of Cairns’ rare blue skies, but we smiled & laughed our way through the beautiful ceremony and were on our way to find breakfast near Port Douglas not much more than an hour later.