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24.01.2022 Some very beautiful traditional bridal wear...

21.01.2022 On 21 March 2019 I married Rachel and Edward at Lanyon Homestead in Canberra. Rachel and Edward met through family friends whilst Rachel was in Australia from the US. Rachel and Edward are a testament that opposites do attract. Whilst they have similar core values, their different but complementary personality traits provide for a balanced and exciting relationship. They have a shared passion for the outdoors and gardening, so Lanyon Homestead proved to be the perfect backdrop for their wedding. The historical buildings are set amongst impressive gardens, including the largest pumpkins I have ever seen!!:)

14.01.2022 On 13 July 2019 I married the lovely Luke Gahan and Patrick O’Loughlin. I will never forget the intimate ceremony set in the historical Craig's Royal Hotel, in a room that once hosted royalty, diplomats and famous artists. The dramatic entrance of the grooms to the sound of bagpipes took my breath away. Outside it was well and truly winter in Ballarat, but we participants of the ceremony only felt the warm glow of the occasion. Thank you Luke and Patrick for making me part of your special day, Deanne from Craig’s Royal Hotel and Eric from Eric Sebastian Photography for being great work partners!

09.01.2022 Omg no you didn't! Nine donts I have learnt after being involved in many weddings. Don’t 1. Leave anything to the day! Allow yourselves to enjoy and focus on each other on the wedding day, designate someone in the bridal party to be on call. 2. Skip the rehearsal. The rehearsal ensures that the ceremony fits the venue setting and is well understood by participants.... 3. Forget to print your personal vows, between the nerves and excitement they will slip your mind. 4. Make your guests sit in the hot sun or cold wind, have a parasol or outdoor heaters. 5. Forget the plan B spot for wet weather occasions. 6. Make the ceremony venue and reception venue miles and miles apart. 7. Make guests wait for hours between ceremony and reception. 8. Forget minders for both children and furbabies during ceremony. 9. Forget about your budget. If you don’t keep an eye on your budget, trust me it will creep up. See more

05.01.2022 Top Trends for 2020 - any of these integrated into your wedding?