Melbourne
After a few false starts, thanks Covid, Laura and Romy had to switch their Melbourne wedding venue last minute to accommodate their modern urban affair.
The journey to marriage isn’t always a straight line. After an instant connection, Alexe and Courtney put their relationship on pause, rekindled their romance, went to therapy and now they’re married.
Christie and Rose have overcome a lot to be together. Rose identified as straight when she fell in love with Christie, coming out to her family, friends, and herself in the process.
They met playing roller derby and celebrated their love after seven years together in this super fun, rockabilly-esque wedding celebration.
After 16 years together, and exactly 11 years to the date after their commitment ceremony, Leonie and Trudie finally got to marry each other.
After 15 and a half years of love, Amanda and Luna decided to make things ‘official’, marrying in a low-key Melbourne ceremony.
Gaby & Kate had difficulty planning a wedding that felt ‘them’, and when the opportunity popped up to win an epic elopement they went all in.
Kate and Maya married with 82 guests in a modern wedding in the heart of Melbourne. They incorportated Polish blessings to honor hertitage and celebrated their marriage.
Sometimes love isn’t always forever. Alysha & Bec’s love story might have come to an end after a separation, but their love story is still a wonderful chapter.
For these two lovers, this has been their first relationship and with that has come many learnings. From finding ways to communicate effectively to navigating life’s ups and downs.
