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Part II, there will be another post of this gorgeous wedding!

Nok & Tyler live in Thailand, however had a small and intimate wedding here in warm Melbourne for their family and friends.  I have to say, small wedding parties make for a LOT of fun.  There was dancing, conga lines, ballroom and even a surprise traditional Thai dance from our Bride.  The day was full of smiles, love and even luck from Mother Nature.  They say it’s good luck for it to rain, and we did get a few small drops, on the way to the ceremony in the convertible Rolls Royce!  However according to plan, the clouds disappeared and the sun shone for many hours.

Congratulations Nok & Tyler, a beautiful day which I’m honoured to have captured for you! xx

Stay tuned, more awesome goodness from this wedding coming up soon in part II!

Couldn’t resist posting this image as a quick preview.  More to come from this beautiful wedding soon.

… My turn, what’s left to say except there was so much about this gorgeous weekend to share we have to do it in two separate posts! Congrats Brooke & Min… it was so awesome to be part of your day.. Janet

This weekend saw Janet & I hiring a delightful little van (AKA the “Fanta Wagon”!!) in which to drive to Timbarra.  5 hours from Melbourne, hidden in a beautiful little valley, Timbarra (I beleive) is home to two permanent households.  But on the 31st October, was temporary home to approx 120 wedding guests, celebrating the marriage of Brooke & Min.

Weddings are always personal to the couple, but what better location to marry than the very place you met?  The day started rather warm at a family home of Brooke’s, withthe ceremony by the riverside.  The sun finally gave us a little rest, and we paraded around the gorgeous settings of Timbarra for the couple’s Bridals.  The reception was set up in a massive white marquee, and the night ended with a 8 metre bonfire, keeping us warm into the wee hours of the morning!

Brooke surprised everyone by wearing a gown she “had to order in specially in the right colour”, which led Min to believe she was wearing her signature red.  No, only in her shoes!  The flower girls looked absolutely stunning in dresses made by Min’s mother, and converse shoes!

Congratulations, it was definitely a weekend to remember!