How to Plan your Wedding Day Timeline

As a photographer I’ve had 10 years of insight into how a wedding progresses from start to finish. Being a bit of a planner myself, I love to help my couples decide exactly how they want their day to flow, and I figured the process might be helpful to share, so here goes…

I’m going to base this on my 7hr Classic Package coverage of a wedding in mid April (which has an approx sunset time of 6pm - light is important!!) at a venue that has the Ceremony and Reception in the same place, and the preps close by.

I’ll always start by finding out what is most important to my couple, and it usually falls under three categories:

a) guest interaction

b) bridal party good times

c) meaningful moments

Below are three ways to use the same 7hr package, while prioritising different things.

A) GUEST INTERACTION TIMELINE

All your nearest and dearest are going to big effort to be there, and you just want to spend as much time as possible with them all!

2.30 ‘First Look’ - somewhere close to the venue or at the venue (where guests can’t observe), bride and groom see each other for the first time, and we do all the Bridal Party portraits while everyone is fresh!

4.00 Ceremony - then we kick on to the Ceremony, groom finds his spot at the front while Bride freshens up before her big entrance

4.30 Congrats - you can eyeball each guest as they give you a big squeeze/slap on the back

5.00 Group Photos - you don’t often get to be together all dolled up, so you want to make the most of it

5.30 Mingling - some chillded bevies, maybe a lawn game or too, enjoy the sunset with your guests

6.15 Guest Entry - they can all find their seats while you freshen up

6.30 Bridal Party Entry - food, speeches, cake cut, hit the dance floor

9.30 Package concludes but P.A.R.T.Y. continues

B) BRIDAL PARTY GOOD TIMES

They’re your people, your brother from another mother, your homies, and you just wanna HAVE FUN with them all on your big day!

12.30 Grooms Preps - da boyz being boyz

1.30 Bridal Preps - champaigne pillow fights and wedding dress reveals

3.15 Pre Ceremony

3.30 Ceremony

4.00 Recession straight into Group Photos

4.30 Bridal Party Portraits - take the eski full of bevies and snacks and go have some fun

6.30 Bridal Party Entry - happy smiley faces, reception room details

7.30 Package concludes but party continues

C) MEANINGFUL MOMENTS

The love letters, quiet moments, traditions, family heirlooms, vows and speeches are the things you want your day to be about!

1.00 Grooms Preps - gifts for your groomcrew, reading your love letter, mum and dad moments

2.00 Bridal Preps - gifts for your bridesmaids, reading your love letter, mum getting you dressed, dads ‘first look’

3.30 Pre Ceremony

3.45 Ceremony - give a bit of time for tradition, meaningful readings and vows

4.30 Recession straight into Group Photos

5.00 Bridal Party Portraits - your bridal party joins for a little, and then leaves you to yourselves, to soak in the day

6.00 Bridal Party Entry - guest reactions, speeches, first dance, reception room details

8.00 Package concludes but party continues

If you’ve got any questions at all about planning your big day, please get in contact, I’m really happy to help!

Raeburn Orchard Romance with Mikayla + Jake

In every shoot there is this moment, where the couple begins to forget there is even a camera there, and they just relax into being together. Like when Mikayla jumped on Jakes back and belly laughed. Those moments are what make me love my job. Those real moments. They light up the lens, but more importantly, they bring back all the feels for years to come. M&J I can’t wait to do it all again on the big day in November xx A

My Corona Diaries

This visual diary was my way of processing all that began to unfold in March this year. My heart breaks for those who have, and continue to experience extreme loss and hardship due to Corona. But I wanted to record my family’s experience of it, mundane and uneventful though it was, it is still important to me, and I don’t want to forget…..

I guess it's a pretty significant moment in history, like the photos we see in books we study.  These may be the ones my grandchildren look at, as a virtual teacher somewhere in the future reminds them of when Corona came, and how it shifted everything. 

I hope the teacher will also tell them it's the time we remembered that we are all connected, and that virtual connection will NEVER replace physical presence.  I hope they will say it's the time we built the skills we needed to charge boldly into an unknown future; creativity, flexibility, resilience and kindness.  I hope they say it's the time we replaced a fracturing busyness with meaningful living.  But I guess time will tell the true story.  Right now, I don't even know what tomorrow will bring.

Thursday 26 March, 2020 – The Schools are Closing

The schools are closing tomorrow. Well, not closing, just asking us to stay away. In some ways it's a relief. In other ways I feel underprepared. I've been sending my four children all this week, with a mixture of guilt and defiance. Walking into the eerily quiet school grounds, wondering whether I'm making the wrong choice. Having distanced whispers with worried mums. We're all in this together, but it also feels like we've chosen teams. In or out. And my only line of defence, is to sing 'Happy Birthday' with my kids, and wash wash our hands.

Friday 27 March, 2020 – A Storm is Brewing

A storm has been threatening to break the last two days. The air is muggy, it’s hard to sleep at night, and I find myself wishing that the sky would just open up and dump on us, so the uncomfortable anticipation can be over. I’m starting to feel that way about Corona. At the moment it’s an unknown. And while I can’t see it or touch it or feel it, it could be lurking anywhere.

You know when you’re swimming in the ocean, and you always make sure there is someone further out than you, so if a shark comes, they’ll be eaten first? Watching my little boy walk into a classroom of six today, I had a sinking feeling that we were the furthest ones out, and I don’t know where the shark is.

Saturday 28 March, 2020 – Better than a Blockbuster

Three weeks ago grocery shopping was boring. Three weeks ago I would write a meal plan, order the groceries online, get them delivered to my door while in my pyjamas, and maybe have a little whinge because they made a bad substitution choice.

Now going to Coles is better than a blockbuster thriller! You literally don't know what's going to be around the next corner. You thought you were having Spag Bog tonight, but think again, now it's curried lentils on cauliflower rice!! You thought you were going to have to resort to using the shower after the toilet, but then you round the bend on aisle 11 and low and behold, there is a mountain of 3 ply purple goodness, glimmering like an oasis in the desert. I don't think I've ever walked out of the shops with such a sense of victory!!

There is nothing like scarcity to revive a heart of gratitude. In a land of plenty, I'm truly thankful for the reminder of how blessed we are.

Sunday 29 March, 2020 – The New Normal

This is what church looks like now…. And family catch ups, and staff meetings, and school, and piano lessons!  We’ve stepped off the social merry go round, and cocooned ourselves in our homes.  So why, with so much lounging on the couch, do I feel exhausted?

I’ve come to two conclusions.  Firstly, this brittle brain of mine is learning again. The pathways that were content with sitting in the front row seat, third from the left every Sunday morning, are literally growing neurons as I fire up Zoom!  

Secondly, being still has begun to reveal the ways my busy life was distracting me from living. A hunger to re-engage with the truly important things has hit me with a vengeance.  And like my 6 year old at the Sizzler dessert station, I think I may have overdone it!   

Monday 30 March, 2020 – School of Life

When in doubt, administrate.  Somewhere in the back of my brain there must be a belief that if I administrate the crap out of the uncertain unknown, then it will submit to my control and become neat and manageable again.  For the record, it doesn’t matter how much you set the ‘classroom’ up with named desks and pencil pots and a schedule on a whiteboard and a whole folder full of crisp print outs, home schooling a 4, 6, 8 and 10 year old is NOT going to be neat. It’s going to be better.  It’s going to be messy! 

Tuesday 31 March, 2020 – Going on a Bear Hunt

Today we went for a walk around our neighbourhood, looking for rainbows and teddy bears.  We found them everywhere.  It’s funny how these simple acts bring such joy and comfort.  So now there’s an arc of hope at our house too.  If you pass it, please know that you are precious, and we’re grateful you’re here with us, in this giant family of humanity.

Wednesday 1 April, 2020 – April Fools

The sun is shining, schools out, but the playgrounds are closed. Kind of feels like a cruel prank.  And yet…in the absence of other things to do (besides opening the bulging inbox of online resources which will magically transform me into an overnight teaching sensation, able to simultaneously educate four different ages in a single bedroom/classroom) we dusted off the bike, and something wonderful happened.  Callia learnt to ride all by herself! 

I suspect humanity is going to be like that.  I know there will be great grieving and loss.  I know in certain ways we will be changed forever. But I’m believing for beauty too.  So with hope in my heart, I’m closing the doors, making a comfortable cave, memorising the freckles on four little noses, and hibernating for the winter. See you in the Spring!

Monday 6 April, 2020 – Things you can See Better in the Dark

It’s amazing how much you can see, when you focus on one thing at a time.  This morning we took a long walk at the beach, playing ‘chicken’ with the waves, and collecting shells.  We spent the afternoon sorting them into shapes and gluing them to old jam jars.  Then at dinnertime, we lit them and enjoyed the way the light made patterns on the dining table.  It was deeply satisfying.  My body, my mind and my soul feel like they found each other in the slowness. Future self, please remember, today was a gift I would have missed if I’d been busy doing other things.  

Saturday 11 April, 2020 – Life Goes On

This is not how this moment was meant to be.  I have watched this woman grow; I was there at her highschool formal, there the night she met her future husband, there weeping as she walked the aisle on her wedding day, there celebrating as her belly swelled with her first son.  This is not the way our children were meant to meet, and yet…. life goes on, and the determination of humanity to find new ways to celebrate truly amazes me! So for now I’m embracing the string of drive by birthday parties, beyond the glass baby viewings, backyard Easter camping weekends and zoom double dinner dates.  But let me be clear, that baby boy is going to get the hug of his life when this is over!

Friday 24 April, 2020 – Love Goes On

Nearly 15years ago she was my maid-of-honour, at a celebration with 200 of our nearest and dearest.  This afternoon it was party of five. After spending months planning their big day, Corona restrictions were changing almost daily towards the end of March, until the

‘slightly pared down outdoor’ wedding,

became the ‘family only, we’ll DIYcatering from Coles’ wedding,

which became the ‘none of our family can actually get into the country let alone across the state borders’ breakdown,

which led to the ‘let’s just do it anyway and have a huge party in December’ elopement

which led to an empty room in the Registry office, with five love hearts on the ground (spread exactly 1.5m apart), a bride a groom, a celebrant and two witnesses who conveniently doubled as florist/photographer/YouTube live streamer/ring bearer/DJ/crowd and driver!

As a wedding photographer, it feels like I’ve spent the last six weeks grieving with my friend and with each of my couples as they have grappled with lifelong expectations dashed by current realities.  In the end, what has surprised and encouraged my heart, is seeing them all find peace in the process.  What has followed, are some of the purest, and sweetest celebrations of love that I have ever seen.  After all, what better way to enter a marriage, than alongside someone you KNOW will weather the unknown storms of life with you.

Saturday 25th April, 2020 – Lest We Forget

This was definitely a different Anzac Day.  No public marches or crowded dawn services, just each household making a private decision to honour, or to forget.  This year, it felt more important than ever to remember.  So the sunrise found us standing on our own front lawn with our radio turned up, weeping to that bugle song they always play, and singing a croaky anthem.  Up and down the street we could see little spots of light as others did the same, and there was a strange sense of togetherness in our solitude.

After brekkie I was reading up on the end of the First World War, when the battle worn soldiers were beginning to return home.  I imagined being one of their mums, overwhelmed with the sense of relief that the worst was over.  And then the Spanish Flu hit, taking so many more lives that the war ever did.    I saw an image on Facebook this week, of a small wave called ‘Covid-19’ followed by a massive wave called ‘Recession’.  As restrictions start to lift, and we breathe a collective sigh of relief, I wonder….

Tuesday 28 April, 2020 – Supply and Demand

We are closer as a family than we have ever been before.  We eat, sleep, work, play and breathe each other, EVERY DAY.  When you can’t hold anyone else, you hold each other more.  But I’m scared that maybe hugging friends, and warmly shaking hands with new acquaintances will be something we forget how to do! Or is it so much a part of our DNA, this need to touch, that we will be ready to embrace the whole world as soon as we’re allowed?  Maybe a hug will become the most valuable gift we can give.  Maybe it always was.

Wednesday 29 April, 2020 – Schools Back

School is going back today.  After being told we should expect Term 2 at home, we spent the end of Term 1 in a flurry of organising the house, buying extra resources and installing better wifi, in an attempt to alleviate the anxiety of facing 10 weeks as an inept and strung out educator/mum/part-time worker.  Then, like waking up early on Easter Monday and realising you can sleep in, they said the kids could go back!

There were definitely mixed feelings rolling up to the gates this morning.  Knowing that the cousin’s school over East is closed indefinitely makes me feel almost guilty about the ease we are experiencing in WA. The guilt continued as I heard mums grieving the loss of the quality time with their children.  But by the time I reached the coffee shop for a quiet latte with my girlfriend, there was a definite spring in my step, you could almost even say a skip.

Things I have learnt as the principal of a small school:

1)      I am not a principal

2)      I am not a teacher

3)      9am-3pm is not six hours, it’s twelve hours…at least

4)      Teachers and principals are amazing and should get paid more

Saturday 9 May, 2020 – Hidden Treasures

We went to our friend’s for dinner last weekend, because you’re allowed 10 people in a house again now.  It felt weird, stepping into an environment outside our own home and garden! The usual social rhythms came out like a gruff morning voice to begin with.  But we warmed up.  Over dessert we discussed what ‘The Great Pause’ had taught us. And I felt a sadness at the inevitability of losing all we had won.  When there are places to go and people to see, how will this budding sense of peace and reconnection survive?

We have discovered that we love our neighbours, and in the busyness of our old lives we used to rush past them on the way to other things.   In the quiet, we’ve realised that empty days can be deeply satisfying. We’ve learnt new board games, new cuisines, new talents, how to be silly together, how to ride our bikes.  As restrictions lift, deep down I hope we will restrict ourselves! By guarding our calendars, maybe we can guard these new found treasures, until they are more precious to us than the old ones ever were.

The Perth Registry Office Elopement of Miriam + Bryon

Nearly 15years ago she was my maid-of-honour, at a celebration with 200 of our nearest and dearest.  This afternoon it was party of five. After spending months planning their big day, Corona restrictions were changing almost daily towards the end of March, until the

‘slightly pared down outdoor’ wedding,

became the ‘family only, we’ll DIYcatering from Coles’ wedding,

which became the ‘none of our family can actually get into the country let alone across the state borders’ crash

which led to the ‘let’s just do it anyway and have a huge party in December’ elopement

which led to an empty room in the Perth Registry Office, with five love hearts on the ground (spread exactly 1.5m apart), a bride a groom, a celebrant and two witnesses who conveniently doubled as florist/photographer/YouTube live streamer/ring bearer/DJ/crowd and driver!

As a wedding photographer, it feels like I’ve spent the last six weeks grieving with my friend and with each of my couples as they have grappled with lifelong expectations dashed by current realities.  In the end, what has surprised and encouraged my heart, is seeing them all find peace in the process.  What has followed, are some of the purest, and sweetest celebrations of love that I have ever seen.  After all, what better way to enter a marriage, than alongside someone you KNOW will weather the unknown storms of life with you.

Romantic Kings Park Elopement of Gilmara + Callum

These two legends could have been casualties of the Corona laws (which caused them to replan their special day at least five times). In the end, there were no overseas family members, no crushing embraces, no live bands or crazy dance floor antics. But what remained was truly breathtaking. In the stillness of the setting sun, when everything else faded away, they held onto each other. And it was beautiful to witness. G&C it was a privilege I won’t forget xx A

Freestylin' in Fremantle with Molly + Sam

Oh we took Freo by storm. Molly and Sam have attitude for days, and a chemistry that lit the streets, and I can’t think of a better way to celebrate their wedding anniversary, than capturing their awesomeness on camera!! This is without a doubt my favourite kind of shoot, and some serious fun was had.

FEATURED: Summery South American Inspired Wedding Fiesta

I’m so proud to be part of the dream team that was featured in Polka Dot Bride this week for this South American inspired styled shoot, combining the bold confidence of Frieda Kahlo and the eye-popping extravagance of a traditional wedding fiesta.  Throw in a pink church, a knockout Prea James gown, wild cactus, an explosion of flowers, ice pop margaritas and a donkey, and you've got yourself a party for the senses!!  I hope you enjoy viewing it as much as we enjoyed creating it. Special thanks to fellow wedding photographer Stef Buma and her real life lover Zac, for turning up the heat!!!

 Venue: Earthwise, 315 Bagot Road, Subiaco WA http://earthwisewa.org/

Styling and Flowers: A Little Bohemia https://www.alittlebohemia.com/  https://www.facebook.com/alittlebohemia/

Photographer: Anna Pretorius Photography www.annapretorius.com https://www.facebook.com/Anna-Pretorius-Photography-103115993097138/

Videographer: Calyco Productions http://www.calycoproductions.com    https://www.facebook.com/calycoproductions

Second shooter: Stache and Co Photography https://www.stacheandcophotography.com/ https://www.facebook.com/stacheandcophotography/

Hair: The Nest Hair Boutique https://thenesthairboutique.com.au/    https://www.facebook.com/thenesthairboutique/

Makeup: Kristy Ellis Makeup Artist  https://www.facebook.com/kristyellismakeup/

Dress: Prea James https://preajames.com.au/  from https://www.throughthewhitedoor.com.au/ https://www.facebook.com/ThroughTheWhiteDoorBridal/

Grooms Suit and Accessories: Jack London https://shop.jacklondon.com.au/   https://www.facebook.com/jacklondonofficial/

Grooms Hat: Will and Bear https://willandbear.com/   https://www.facebook.com/willandbear/

Crosses, cushions, plateware, donkeys, rosaries: Plata Bonita https://www.platabonita.com.au/   https://www.facebook.com/PlataBonita/

Peacock Chair, Rug and Goblets: Pretty Willow https://www.prettywillowhire.com/    https://www.facebook.com/prettywillowhire/

Cutlery: Table Culture https://www.tableculture.com.au/

Ice Pops: https://delishice.com.au   https://www.facebook.com/delishice

Cottesloe Beach Chemistry with Imani + David

Some couples have an almost palpable force between them, that is heaven on earth to capture on camera. Imani and David have this in spades, and we had way too much fun steaming up the lens and soaking in the sun down at Cottesloe Beach this afternoon! I&D, thank you so much for fitting me into your holiday plans, it was a real treat xxx A

Seven Reasons Why I Love A Pre Wedding Shoot

Pre wedding shoots are by far my favourite sessions, but couples often ask me why they are worth doing. So here is my list of SEVEN brilliant reasons to book one of these before your big day!

1) You can have fun and reconnect - sometimes its nice to escape the planning, and remember why you are getting married!

2) You can get comfortable in front of the camera - if you are someone who is particularly awkward in front of the lens (like I am) and you’re nervous about getting photos done on your wedding day, dismiss the fear by getting in front of a camera and seeing how much fun you end up having.

3) You can get messy! If you love the outdoors but are concerned about mixing heels with sand, and salt water with your couture gown, then have the best of both worlds by getting messy at your pre shoot!

4) You can bring along your furry friends - a wedding day is sometimes a bit too full on for your furry family member to handle, so take them to their favourite park, or curl up on the couch and get some snaps together.

5) You can do the stuff you enjoy doing together - prancing around in a suit and dress may not be what the two of you normally do together, so keep it real and let me tag along on a ‘day in the life of’ you!

6) You can go somewhere difficult to reach - maybe your faourite spot together is somewhere really hard to get to with a bridal party and wedding guests in tow, so get your walking shoes on and go off road in a pre session.

7) You can use the photos at your wedding - this is a beautiful way of visually sharing your story with your wedding guests!

Brookleigh Estate: Kate + Nick

A romantic winter wander through the grounds of Brookleigh Estate with the gorgeous Kate and Nick, before they continue their Aussie adventure north!

Shout out to some awesome Perth vendors: Dress: @louicoldesigns //Suit: @jacklondon_official //Flowers: @mapleandwren //Makeup: @makeupartistrybykylieperth //Hair: @luxebridalhair

The Quarry Amphitheatre Wedding of Tess + Dave

EPIC is the only word I can use to describe yesterdays celebrations. Not only were the bridal party a bunch of total legends, but the dramatic old quarry set the scene for a party of mammoth proportions, with lavish floral installations, drool worthy eats and a pumping d-floor! Tessa and Dave, your love for each other is sweet and true, and everyone who got the honour of being there to witness your wedding will remember it forever xxx A

Shout out to some kick ass Perth vendors: VIDEO: the truly delightful @RobGibbonFilms FLORALS, STYLING AND COORDINATION:@AmberJasperStylist this lady blew my mind with her styling and floral genius CELEBRANT: Vikki Delle Donne DRESS: @dionforbrides HAIR: @MadaileinDonnelly MAKEUP: @JacquiBradfield CAKE: @KillaSweetTreats DJ: @SimplyEntertainment (Rob Sharp)

The Crown Wedding of Ginger + Spice {Odile + Mark}

From the moment I met Australia's own Meghan and Harry (aka Ginger and Spice, aka Odile and Mark) I knew their wedding day was going to be outrageously fun! Between the deeply heartfelt ceremony featuring Nona and Gramps, and the 'fishing' themed reception, we managed to party in the car park of the Re-store from a 'ute bar' which is a legit thing apparently, go fishing in a pond at the Crown Casino and vamp it up in the TWB Bar! The floral jacket, the killer blooms, the 'give anything a go' bridal party, and the epic love these two have for each other are something worth sharing. I hope you enjoy!

Special shout out to: my epic lens wingman @DavidVeart, the talented video crew @VentureForthFilmCo Father Renald for the truly beautiful service. Flowers: @stalkandbloom Dress: @bridalbyaubreyrose Jacket: Politix Hair: @saltylockshairstudio Makeup: @piascampoli DJ: @DJphil Cake: the bride herself

The Barrett Lane Wedding of Stefan + Karen

There was sooooo much depth and sweetness infused into every part of yesterdays celebration at Barrett Lane! Family and friends had crossed the globe to witness these two commit their lives to each other, and every thougthful detail of the day reflected the couples love for each other. Stefan and Karen it was an honour and a joy to capture these precious moments xxx A

The Sorrento Beach Wedding of Jody + Bruno

From the beginning, I knew that Jody and Bruno's wedding day would be a delight! Their obvious adoration for each other, their focus on fun and their adventurous hearts, resulted in an absolutely beautiful and unforgettable day for everyone involved. Throw in a knock out dress, a rare Aston Martin, a heartfelt ceremony by Jody's Dad and some stunning beach weather, and we had ourselves a blast of a time!!!! J+B I'm so grateful to have met you and witnessed the event. I love the way that these two opted for a fun portrait session BEFORE heading to the ceremony. It allowed them to seemlessly flow from ceremony into party! Big shout out to my second shooting partner in crime @keith_mitchell_photographer

The Nedlands Yacht Club Wedding of Dave + Colleen

I can't explain to you how relaxing and enjoyable today was! We started with a quiet drink at home, as Colleen and Dave got ready together, then a quick drive to Kings Park for a bit of a wander around, a little stroll through East Perth, and finished up having a sneaky cocktail at Como The Treasury, before walking down the aisle together at the ceremony at Nedlands Yacht Club! Sundowners on the lawn, followed by a sit down gourmet BBQ to end the night off!!! I love how this couple prioritised what was most important to them and were bold enough to make it happen! Thank you so much for letting me be part of such a great day!
Special shout out to: our partner in crime Sorin from Hughes Limousines WA who drove us around in style! Lime Flowers of East Fremantle for the epic blooms, Lush Hair and Makeup for the beautiful HMUA and the staff at Nedlands Yacht Club for looking after us all so well xxx

The Mundijong Farm Wedding of Gemma + Darren

Yesterday was a proper family affair!!! Beginning with a heartfelt ceremony in the family church, and ending in an epic back paddock wedding, to put any event venue to shame (complete with pet cow and chickens)! From start to finish, the sincere fun and affection these highschool sweethearts have for each other shone through, and it was pure delight to adventure with them and their brilliant bridal party, through the countryside!

Shout out to some great vendors - Dress Luv Bridal and Formal Flowers: The Flower Basket Co - Amy Bosveld Hair: Hair by Tori Caitlin Makeup: @jessrodinmakeupartistry Dinner catering: Fabulous Catering

The Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club Wedding of Rachael + Caleb

Yesterday was an incredible mix of serenely elegant and heartwarmingly joyful moments, that were the end of a very long wait, and the beginning of a very long adventure! Rachael and Caleb, anyone who has witnessed your lives and your relationship, could not help the brimming pride and delight, in the people that you are, and the person you have found to spend the rest of your lives with! Thank you for letting me be part of your celebration xxx Anna

The Sandalford Wedding of Kerry + Lyndon

These two light up like Christmas trees whenever they set eyes on each other. Soooooo much love and sooooo many sweet tears, hearts were exploding with happiness all over the place! K+L witnessing your wedding celebration was a joy. Every thoughtful detail, every laugh out loud speech, every smiling face in the crowd, told the story of your deep love for each other!! Thank you xxx
Shout out to Sandalford Wines for rocking the venue and catering, and to Swift Hound Films & Photography who brought the magic to the videography. The Blushing Bride and Jamie Leigh Hairdesign for the beautiful HMUA. Blooms of Eden for slaying us all with those incredible bouquets, Owl and Bear The Little Lending Collective for flawless styling.

The Barrett Lane Wedding of Tayron and Flavia

When a South American girl and an Italian boy fall in love, you know the wedding is going to be an EPIC and crazy beautiful family affair! Yesterday at Barrett Lane​ did not disappoint! The passion, the clothes, the food, the laughs, the dancing, were next level awesome, and I'm so grateful to have been part of it all xxx

Shout out to some amazing Perth vendors:

Flowers - Just wedding flowers​//MUA - Kinga Markovic​//Hair- Jess Amy Hairstylist//Rings - Scagnetti Fine Jewellers​//Chairs - Grandscene Wedding & Event Hire​//Wedding cake - Cakesby-Sarah​//Decorations - Infinity Weddings & Events​//Celebrant - @BeverleyMargaretLawrence//Catering - Showcase Catering​//Arbor & Signing table - Little Miss Vintage​