Mark & Noni - Best wedding ever

Some days, it just all comes together. Mark and Noni are just the sweetest, sweetest couple. So much in love, so much fun, so relaxed and so groovy.








The place where Mark proposed (above)
The Town Planner and the Nurse. (below) Get it?










I could rave on for ages about this day but really, I think the photos pretty much sum it up. I teamed up with Bekky for this wedding in Brisbane and we jagged it! What do you think?

Just a couple ...

...of favourites from a wedding I shot for another Studio.
Taken at Kholo Gardens near Ipswich.

07/07/07 Wedding

Bree & Damien's wedding was a blast! Great people, great location, great light and masquerade masks to top it off.

It's always hard to choose just one favourite, especially with so many nice ones in the late afternoon light, but this one does it for me this time. I'd love to see this one printed wall poster size. It might be a bit busy for some but I love all the different elements.

Damien glancing out the window, getting just a little bit worried that Bree was late.

I hope Damien likes the symmetry of this shot. (Hey guys, do I get 5 points for mentioning symmetry(in joke. ya had to be there))

Bree was so happy and relaxed, even before the champers! The only sign of a nervous bride was her quick march up the aisle.

Gotta love that sunlight.

Playing with shadows.

Love the colour of the girls dresses.

The light was just dreamy.

A natural arch.

I love the solid framing from the tree while Bree and Damien share a tender moment. Oh, and the colours are yummy.


I gotta say this is a first. Masquerade masks at the reception. It was a lot of fun.

Robyn & Andrew - Part 3

(Note: If you want to follow Robyn and Andrew's wedding from the start you need to scroll down to Part 1 and work your way back up)

The light streaming in the room at the Golf Club was beautiful. I love French doors and windows (as long as I don't have to clean them!).

I love all the little personal touches. The table names were all coffee related and the bonbonniere were little coffee cups. I'm sure they have a special name but I'm not a coffee aficionado so I don't know. I'm trying to remember if it's because Rob and Andy met in a coffee shop or if it's where they spent a coniderable amount of their courtship. Either way, it was significant to them.

I pity the poor guy who caught the garter as he ended up on the bottom of this pile up.

We stopped at Kangaroo Point cliffs to finish off the day as this is where Andy proposed.
A bus full of Japanese tourists pulled up a minute after we did and I'm sure they thought Robyn and Andy were part of the tourist attraction put on for their benefit.

Robyn & Andrew Part 2

It's after midnight and I can't sleep. So, I've forced myself to narrow down a few more of my choices of what to share of Rob & Andy's day. Without doubt, this has been the most difficult time I've ever had choosing favourites. There are just too many! What a terrible problem to have.
So here are some more from Newstead House. That place is just amazing. We could have spent hours there and still had more to photograph. Inside, outside and nearby - endless options.
But time waits for no man (or photographer) and we had to head over to the Golf Course at Yerongpilly. I'm not sure on the spelling and at this time of night (it's actually morning!) I'm not going to check. If it's wrong, please leave a comment.
Tomorrow I'll choose a couple from the reception and then that will have to do!

Goodnight (morning). I'm going to bed!

Rob and Andy (Part 1)

After much procrastination trying to narrow down favourites (way too many to choose from!) I've decided to break the day down into sections.
Robyn claimed to be anything but a 'girly girl' so she surprised herself by choosing a beautiful, strapless, lace dress that suited her perfectly. She looked stunning and even more than that, she looked very at ease in the dress. I think she has shattered her non-girly-girl status.





Four little Hillman's made the cutest wedding cars ever!