Always nice to start the Wedding Photography with a shot over the water with the setting sun in the background. There’s always a way to frame the newly married couple with the surroundings.
The groom looking out the window, with that sense of anticipation as he checks his watch.
The wedding rings, together in a box. Togetherness seems appropriate here.
The bridesmaids before the wedding, before the preparation begins. Matching outfits, even matching sleepwear, are always good for that sense of solidarity.
A portrait of just the bride and her bouquet, an essential image for any wedding photos. This works well for a photo album cover.
And the bridesmaids now join the bride with the dresses they will wear for the wedding.
Flowers on a Pergola for the wedding ceremony, always a pleasing sight.
And the newlywed couple framed by the pergola and flowers.
A few casual shots around the ruins in Sydney. Nice to get some playful interplay between people.
Those concentric rectangles on the bridge give a nice effect, especially with the Sun behind them. A sense of the infinite.
The Reception at The High Line. A very nice warm atmosphere here, which helps our wedding photographer get a more traditional type of photo with a touch or prestige.
The wedding head table. A wonderful combination of flowers in orange and white, with candles.
A most impressive wedding cake. Who would have thought that white and copper when together so well.
Individual flower arrangements can make all the difference.
A toast is something that the wedding photographers don’t always capture. But everybody raising their glasses all at once can be a fine moment.
The newly married couple will have their first dance together. Not the slow waltz of other wedding couples, these two had a sense of fun.
Always a good look to have smoke and lights on the dancefloor.
We all wish Sophie and Colin the very best for their future together.
