Katelyn and Travis’ Port Willunga elopement was exactly what they wanted it to be; easy, casual, laid back, and completely focused on the moments that mattered most. With just their two close friends as witnesses, and their son Henry by their side, the day had such a relaxed and intimate feel. Their ceremony was kept beautifully simple with only the essentials: a quick exchange of words, rings, a kiss, and then plenty of time for photos.

Amy and Sam’s secret winery elopement was exactly what they had hoped for. Relaxed, stress-free, romantic, and completely centred around the two of them. With most of their family living overseas in the UK and New Zealand, their photos were such an important part of the day; not only as memories for themselves, but as the way they would share the news with the people they love most.

This Lake Breeze Wines elopement may have had only eight guests, but it didn’t lose any of the elements that make a wedding day feel special. It had beautiful getting-ready moments, a heartfelt ceremony, confetti, champagne, sunset portraits, a first dance under the festoon lights, and two very important fur babies proudly involved in the day, including carrying the rings. It was intimate, easy-going, and full of love from beginning to end.

Some weddings feel big and loud and full of moving parts.
And some feel quiet, grounded, and deeply intentional.

Sean and Lawson’s day at Sinclairs Gully was the second kind.

Tucked beneath towering ghost gums, surrounded by soft green ferns and the kind of stillness you only find in the forest, they gathered with their closest family to marry their best friend. No fuss, no pressure—just the people who matter most, sharing something real.

Emily and Todd always knew they wanted one thing — their families together. As an American/Australian couple, they’d assumed they’d need two weddings. But when Emily’s parents booked a spontaneous trip to Australia, it suddenly felt right to gather everyone at Magnolia Farm in McLaren Vale… and surprise them with a wedding the very next day. ✨

Amber and Darian’s elopement was intimate, romantic and fun. They shared their day with their parents and kids at Sincalir’s Gully Winery, surrounded by nature and the beautiful ghost gum forest. Allowing their kids to be themselves, and everyone to simply relax and enjoy the day.

Syjourn and Josh had a laid-back and intimate wedding in the sunken garden of the Adelaide Botanic Gardens. Their day was family oriented, non-traditional and no fuss. All about being stress free, feeling comfortable and getting married in front of their close family. A perfect little afternoon.

Jake & Abby’s elopement was intimate, easy and them. A gorgeous little ceremony down on the beach with their kids and closest family, followed by sunset portraits on the iconic Blanche Point Cliffs. The perfect little sunset beach elopement.

Sarah & Kain were excited to marry privately, with just the two of them, because it reflected how they are. All about intimacy and simplicity. A stress free day without pressure and gorgeous views looking out over Mount Osmond from a cute little tiny house. We were so lucky with a gorgeous Winter sunset as well. The perfect chilly evening.

Skye and Dan’s wedding was very them—nothing forced or traditional—just a relaxed and casual day at a great restaurant. It was a family gathering that was just that little bit fancy, fun-filled, and full of plenty of laughs. The heart sunnies and kombi van adding that funky touch.