Real Weddings

Bree and Nick, one of our lovely couples from issue five, made us realise that technol…

The French, well, what can we say other than they know what they’re doing. Especially …

“Neil and I had been together for six years, so when he ironed a shirt for a picnic, I…

Nothing stays a secret for long anymore. What was once the Victorian governments “best…

Leah, a makeup artist and Clint, a graphic designer and owner of Clint Crothers are cl…

Once groomed (pun intended), fed and handsomely dressed, Michael took his place outsid…

It may have taken a decade but Linnet and Rinaldo’s day, held at Bommerang Farm in su…

Shannon proposed to Edwina in Africa, where they had been living and working for the …

When two primary school teachers tie the knot you know it’s going to be one fun filled…

Let’s stop and rewind again back to issue two today when we first introduced you to Al…

Let’s not beat around the bush, this DIY wedding stole our hearts and made us ever so…

Over the past six years, Stephanie, an event stylist and co-owner of Short & Spook…

Let’s rewind and take a look back to Sally and Benny’s wedding, featured in issue two…

Any man who thinks to propose in Italy with a plastic gelato spoon melted in the shape…

On a rainy day in Sandon, Victoria Stacey and Matt tied the knot in front of family a…

One thing that made this wedding so incredible was the venue. Held at Peregrines at Ta…