Every Sydney wedding photographer wants to get that epic photo of the happy couple at the reception venue. Can you blame us for putting this first! Always great to get a golden chandelier, symmetry, and a reflection on the floor.
And we cheer with the lights and the smoke on the dancefloor. It’s a great setting, so we wait to capture the right moment.
A more reflective moment for the bride and groom in the outdoors of Sydney’s Olympic Park.
The bride’s personal effects for the wedding. We always say it’s the little details that matter, and how they all fit together.
A wedding photo portrait of the bride. It just takes the right dress for this bride to look magnificent, and that tiara.
It’s important news for us! Of course, we want the wedding on the front page of the newspaper. What better place for wedding photos!
The groom who is worthy of such a magnificent bride. The individuals’ boutonnière, the pattern on the waistcoat, give the tuxedo a personal style.
The outdoor wedding at Arc of Pines in Olympic Park Sydney. Wedding photographers appreciate such great settings. It’s a great vibe that makes for some great images.
Outdoors again, and why not include the dog in the wedding photos.
Hug with a secret heart behind her back! The feelings are no secret.
Inside the luxurious Ballroom at the Highline. Such a rich colour palate with the red white and gold.
We love the floral arrangements and gold chandelier at the head wedding table.
The details in the catering, the fine glasses and liquors.
The wedding cake, in a different shade to the traditional white.
A single yet giant white flower against the rich red carpet captures something of the aesthetic style of this wedding reception.
Those giant white flowers give a fairy tale feel to the events.
A passionate moment on the dance floor, because this is how we like to remember the wedding.
And a touch of their background culture with a pair of red lions bearing wedding blessings.
A toast from the head wedding table.
Cutting the wedding cake, beneath confetti and lights.
And end with the bride toss of the bouquet.
Always some good wedding photography when the newly married couple are amid the smoke and lights of the dancefloor. That first dance is an important moment.
We all wish Christina and Michael the best for their future together.
