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Adelaide Elopement Photographer

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Big feelings, little weddings and the freedom to forget what weddings are “supposed” to look like.

Small doesn’t mean less.

Maybe it’s just the two of you signing the paperwork, followed by champagne and dumplings. Maybe ten of your favourite people are meeting you at the pub. Maybe you want thirty people there for the ceremony, hugs, a picnic lunch and absolutely no formal reception.

Your wedding doesn’t need a minimum guest list, a full-day timeline or a single tradition to matter.

The photography should fit the version you actually want.

Black and white photo of a group of people sitting at a formal event, dressed in tuxedos and elegant dresses, enjoying a meal. The focus is on a woman with blonde hair, wearing earrings, and a man with dark hair and a beard, wearing a tuxedo with a bow tie. They are sitting at a table set with plates, glasses, and cutlery.
A smiling bride and groom walking hand in hand on a city street in front of a brick building, with the bride holding a bouquet of flowers.
A bride and groom holding hands walking in a desert landscape during sunset, with hills in the background.
A table set with a cheese and charcuterie platter, fresh fruits, vegetables, and snacks, decorated with white candles and flowers, at an outdoor event.
A couple dressed in white sitting and kissing on a grassy area near the beach during sunset or dusk, with a dark sky and orange clouds over the ocean.
A group of people at a wedding reception seated around a table under a large tent, smiling and raising glasses for a toast.

Elopements + Registry Office Weddings

Usually the two of you, your witnesses and up to ten favourite people.

Elopements and registry office weddings give you permission to keep what matters and skip what doesn’t. Sign the paperwork at the Adelaide Registry Office, then have a beer, find some beautiful light or head off on a little adventure. Or bring your own celebrant to an epic landscape.

The ceremony may be quick, but the feeling doesn’t have to be. We’ll make room for the vows, the hugs, some killer portraits and whatever good bit you have planned next.

Elopement coverage begins at $1,550.

Mini Weddings

Mini weddings are for when an elopement feels a little too tiny, but a full wedding day feels like too much. Bring up to forty of your favourite people for the ceremony, congratulations, a few killer portraits and a proper little celebration.

A wedding with plenty of heart, a smaller guest list and room to spend actual time with everyone there.

3+ hours gives us space to capture the important bits without turning your celebration into an all-day production or a frantic photo speed-run.


Mini weddings begin at $2,200.

Short coverage. Plenty of breathing room.

You don’t need to arrive knowing how to pose, where to put your hands or how to squeeze everything you care about into a tiny timeline.

Before the day, I’ll help with timing, locations and light so the plan feels clear without becoming rigid. On the day, I’ll turn up with old-friend energy, genuinely thrilled for you and ready to fit into whatever you’ve planned. I’ll give gentle direction when it helps, fix the slouch and the T-Rex arms, then get out of the way when the real thing is happening.

Portraits can be a breather and a chance to reconnect. Your people can relax. You can eat, drink, hug, wander off-path and actually be part of the celebration. We’ll make some killer photographs without turning you into a prop for them.

The art shouldn’t cost you the experience.

An Adelaide wedding photograph showing a couple dressed in wedding attire walking down a dirt path in a rural area with a palm tree on a small hill under a clear sky.

“Sarah is so personable, kind and fun - a truly beautiful person. She brought a wonderful energy and was so creative in all her shots.”

Carly + Matt

What Happens When We Book You?

1. Bring me the half-formed plan.

Registry office and beers? Two witnesses and a wild little adventure? Forty favourite people and a proper little party? Tell me what you know, what you don’t and anything making you nervous. We’ll choose the coverage that fits and make the date officially yours.

2. We sort coverage, timing & light.

I’ll help with timing, locations and light so there’s room for the vows, the hugs, some killer portraits and whatever good bit you have planned next. Short coverage doesn’t need to feel like a frantic photo speed-run. We’ll keep the plan clear, flexible and very much yours.

3. You live it. I’ll notice it.

I’ll turn up genuinely thrilled for you, with old-friend energy and gentle direction when it helps. You get married, hug your people, have the beer, eat the canapés or head off on the adventure. I’ll notice what you miss and bring it all back in photographs that feel like you.

Prices start at $1,550

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Frequently Asked Questions

Kind words from people who kept it small.

“We couldn’t have asked for more!
Just wanting to give you a HUGE thank you for all the effort you have put in at our elopement.
You have not just been our photographer for the day, you have been chauffeur, witness, touring guide, friend and wine connoisseur :)
Your work is absolutely stunning, you are absolutely stunning!
It was the best day thanks to you and Kate and so many more amazing people that have made it so special to us.”

SOFIA + ANDREW

A bride and groom standing inside a warehouse with stacked wine barrels and industrial equipment, visible through an open large sliding door.
A happy bride and groom in wedding attire smiling and holding wine glasses in a cellar with large wooden barrels in the background.
Bride and groom standing in a wine cellar among stacks of wine barrels, each with handwritten markings. The bride is holding a glass of red wine, and the groom is holding a glass of white wine. Both are dressed in wedding attire. The bride has dark hair styled up with earrings, and the groom is wearing a navy blue suit with a boutonniere.