Georgia & Lachie’s Ayers House Wedding in Adelaide
Georgia and Lachie’s Ayers House wedding in Adelaide was a beautiful mix of classic elegance, heartfelt connection and wonderfully low-fuss joy. They described themselves as “two massive introverts and homebodies” stepping outside their comfort zones to celebrate with their favourite people – and honestly, that feeling came through in the loveliest way. Their ceremony was held in the Ballroom at Ayers House, with portraits at Carrick Hill before the ceremony, amid the slightest drizzle of rain.
Because so many of their family and friends live outside Adelaide, the day was less about putting on a show and more about creating a rare, meaningful chance to have everyone together in one place. After the ceremony, we made the most of the beautiful Ayers House grounds for family portraits, with soft overcast light, a little rain, umbrellas, autumn leaves and plenty of those sweet in-between moments that make wedding photos feel so personal.
Their reception followed in the Conservatory at Ayers House, glowing with fairy lights, flowers and a room full of people who had travelled to celebrate. For two people who wanted to feel comfortable in front of the camera, Georgia and Lachie brought so much warmth to the day – quiet, genuine, happy, and completely themselves.
The Team:
Photographer: Sarah - Little Car Photography
Celebrant: Vicky Flanegan
Rings: Everett Brookes
Dress: Bridal on Payneham
Suit: Beg Your Pardon
Hair: Krystal Menzel Hair
Cake: Sugar and Spice Cakes
Makeup: Makeup by Poppy
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