Brittany and Alex’s wedding at Stones of the Yarra Valley was absolutely stunning. Having everything on one property made the day run smoothly and stress-free. One of my favorite moments to capture was the adorable first look Brittany had with her dad—definitely a highlight in the photos! We also took advantage of some beautiful window light for moody portraits.

The vintage cars added a perfect classic touch, and the dance floor was packed all night, with the photobooth supplied by Heartbreak Hotel being a huge hit. Stones is a photographer’s dream, it just looks incredible from every angle.

Ashee and Niko’s wedding was a wild ride, starting with their intimate elopement and culminating in a monumental celebration in Melbourne, Niko’s hometown. And get this—the party took place in a junkyard! As Ashee, the LA-based bride, puts it, “I’m really fucking proud that we built that damn venue on my father-in-law’s junkyard and pulled off a goddamn epic New Year’s Eve wedding.” But she adds with a chuckle, “I don’t recommend the planning from a different hemisphere part.”

One thing that keeps happening is, I work with the same wedding vendors over and over and there is a reason for it. Because the guys I get to work with all the time are seriously the best in the business. It’s so cool to work with like-minded and talented creatives that are able to help their clients bring their dream day to life. And all I have to do is walk around and take images of the amazingness! Easy right?!

Ada & Shaun had their wedding at Rupert on Rupert Collingwood, which just so happens to be the same venue I had my own wedding in. If you live in Melbourne and haven’t had the chance to check out this space, it’s not only just a wedding venue, it’s also a trendy bar and restaurant during the week and the perfect little green escape from the city. And they serve a great selection of vegan food so it’s a double-win for me!

These guys seriously thought about every detail for their wedding and so much planning went into creating this celebration as magic as it was. I love their attention to detail and how much they just wanted to throw an epic party for the closest friends and family.

Heartbreak Hotel was back bringing the vibes. If you haven’t thought about having a photo booth at your wedding, here is a blog post to read to change your mind!

Katelyn and Dav’s wedding was something special. Katelyn, who’s in fashion, wore two incredible dresses—one by Christie Nicole Bridal. The day kicked off at a stunning Airbnb, where Katelyn and her closest friends got ready. There was the cutest first look with her dad, whose first words were, “Well, you did warn me it would be see-through!”

The ceremony at Panton Vineyard was pure magic. As a solo musician played acoustic songs, the anticipation built for the moment Katelyn walked down the aisle. It was a beautiful mix of style, love, and laughter, and capturing every moment was such a joy. The night wrapped up at The Epicurean, where the good vibes continued long into the night with an dress change for Katelyn and an epic first dance.

Kallista and Sam’s wedding at Alto Events Melbourne was an absolute stunner. With a killer team by their side, they pulled off a day that was not only fun and personal but also incredibly romantic.

The ‘Day of the Dead’ theme fit perfectly with Alto’s gothic vibes and cityscape views. I love a good first look, and seeing Sam’s face light up when he saw Kallista was pure magic—moments like these remind me why I do what I do. The ceremony backdrop by North Street Florist was nothing short of enchanting, and Sean the Celebrant brought his usual charm to the day. The reception was packed with energy and intricate details, making it a celebration to remember.

When you’re planning a wedding in Victoria, you’ve got to be ready for all four seasons in one day, and Daylesford is no different. Elly and Ed’s celebration at Sault, Daylesford, was the perfect spot for these two.

I shoot in Daylesford a lot, but it’s not every day you get rainbows and waterfalls during a wedding—one of the perks of a little rain! Sault is ideal for any weather, with a cozy lakehouse chapel for indoor ceremonies and a beautiful restaurant for receptions.

Being part of Elly and Ed’s wedding was an absolute joy, and it’s a day I’ll always remember. I often have to pinch myself because I get to work with amazing clients who trust my craft and vision, and seeing their love for their images at the end of the day is truly special!

Jen and Cam’s celebration at Alfred Place, Melbourne, was a total hit. Nestled in the heart of the city, it was the perfect spot for them, with everything just a short stroll away.

Their first look was absolutely adorable, and then we made our way through the city to capture portraits on a rooftop and other epic locations. Doing portraits before the ceremony was a smart move—Jen and Cam could dive straight into their party after exchanging their vows.

I’m thrilled to share that Jen and Cam’s wedding is featured in Together Journal—check out the screenshots at the bottom. It’s incredibly rewarding to see my work in print and to celebrate the effort Jen and Cam put into their special day.

Ashleigh and Darren’s moody Stones of the Yarra Valley wedding is giving us all the feels. I can’t get enough of Ashleigh’s dreamy Suzanne Harward bridal gown, the jewel tone florals by I Heart Flowers, and the actual jewels Ashleigh is wearing by Stephanie Browne. These romantic details were the perfect addition to their stylish wedding.

Stones of the Yarra Valley is one of my favourite venues to shoot, with its perfect Chapel for ceremonies and countless great spots for portraits.