Niamah and Michael’s wedding day was magical, but not in the usual sense. It was magical in the truly magical sense, a fantastic fantasy wedding inspired by Harry Potter. With broomsticks for bridesmaid bouquets, and Harry Potter decor and tributes so tastefully done it felt as though we were standing on the Harry Potter film set.

I love capturing family portraits for old wedding clients, especially after they’ve welcomed a new little one to their family. Ellen and Andrew’s beautiful baby boy Callum was such a joy to photograph in their family home. With his cute pensive face and shy little smiles. Photo memories of all those natural moments together as a family.

Ben and Shannon’s wedding day was very casual and relaxed, not at all formal or stuffy. They had all of their friends and family with them in a big gathering to celebrate. First with a touching ceremony at Sturt’s Cottage in Grange, where many a tear was shed and laughter rang out. Then after some beach portraits, it was on to the Palais in Semaphore, where heartfelt speeches, ample (& delicious food), plus plentiful drinks abounded. Finishing up with some sunset portraits, and a deliciously yolky and hazy sun that magically dipped down to the sea.

Heath and Steph had a super relaxed and casual wedding, taking advantage of the naturally beautiful surrounds (and even incorporating them into their florals and decor!) From native and natural flora in the centre pieces, to Heath’s late grandad’s orchids (which he has done an AMAZING job looking after) used at the boutonnieres.

Elsie & Ben's wedding was the definition of elegant and natural, with beautiful locations right across Adelaide. From Sacred Heart Church in Hindmarsh for their reception, through to the Adelaide CBD, rustic Lower Hermitage and finishing up at Sferas for a reception chock-a-block full of yummy food, good times and dancing.

Cameron & Caroline married in a very intimate, secret (& surprise!) wedding at the Adelaide Registry Office on Grenfell St. Nothing fancy, just love all around. It was one of those mostly sunny Adelaide Winter days, and despite some showers we were able to play with a bit of light on the streets of Adelaide. Which made me one very happy photographer, especially with two such lovely people and their beautiful love to celebrate.

Meagan and Chad's Winter wedding at Longview winery was a beautifully relaxed day. I've been loving our sunny Winter days, despite the chill. And we were blessed again to have a gorgeously sunny day complete with a stunning sunset. With all of Meagan & Chad's family and friends together in the one place (one of my favourite parts of any wedding), the atmosphere was gorgeously energetic and fun. Everyone coming together to celebrate love with some great food and wine.

Bianca and Tim married at the gorgeous Inglewood Inn in the Adelaide Hills on a chilly late Autumn's day. The perfect venue for cooler weather with its warming fires and snuggly atmosphere. With their ceremony set to finish just before sunset we took some pre-wedding portraits on the grounds, starting with a sweet little first look on a bridge. The natural surrounds with an old bridge, ivy, charming cottage, rolling hills, and even sheep and an alpaca were a beautiful setting to explore.

I love a wedding where the couple are as excited about good photography as I am. Sam and Anna not only love a good photo, but were the loveliest people to spend the day with. Excited for adventures, but more importantly their gorgeous marriage to each other.

This was one gorgeous and unique wedding, at the stunning Jade in the Adelaide CBD followed by a winding drive through the hills to Scott Creek. Jayne and Alex's wedding day was a feast for the eyes, with the largest bridal party I've worked with so far. The day was made up of both big beautiful moments, and those special smaller moments between Jayne, Alex and all of their loved ones. As it was said during their speeches, it takes a special kind of couple to be surrounded by so much love, and to have so many close friends and family that the bridal party couldn't be any smaller than 18 people!