Here on the Sunshine Coast, we are completely spoiled with beauty when it comes to wedding photography. It really is no wonder our region is considered one of the very top places in Australia – and the world – to get married, when we have such world class photographic representations out there. 

If it’s wedding inspiration you’re looking for – particularly in the form of stunning imagery – then I have just the thing for you today. Pin Boards full of wedding day gloriousness from some of our most sought after photographers. 

Each of these talented folk have selected what they consider to be their very best 30 images to share with all of you darling Bride’s Tree readers, so you know what’s about to happen, right? You are about to spontaneously combust from the beauty your eyes will behold in 3, 2, 1… 

Above image by Alan Hughes Photography

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They followed their church wedding with a reception for 100 guests at a private estate in Noosa with absolutely incredible views. The venue is beautiful, but a real blank canvas, that was transformed beautifully using lovely vintage styling with tea and the best sweets table we’ve seen! 

The happy couple’s Cooroy/Noosa wedding was shot by amazing Sunshine Coast wedding photographer, Shane Shepherd Photography. We love Shane’s funky, yet honest, organic style and ability to capture all the little moments so beautifully. 

“The most important thing that we focused on when planning our wedding was to make sure that we had all our closest family and friends there, and that it was just a fun, beautiful and relaxing day for everyone to enjoy.”

“We didn’t have to think twice about our florist & stylist and my dressmaker because they are close friends and both unbelievably good at their job.“

. “For me, the special moments were the quiet ones I had with my mum as I was getting ready, my dad before he took my down the aisle, and seeing Tyson’s eyes light up when we were pronounced husband and wife.“

Our Hand-picked Team That Made It All Happen

Photographer: Shane Shepherd Photography

Florist: Twig and Grace

Caterer: Noosa Catering

Cake: Cherry Murphy

Makeup Artist: Nola Dymonds

Hair Stylist: Salon Salon, Cooroy

Stylist: Twig and Grace

Stationery Supplier: The Letterpress Company

Officiant: Pastor Joshua Usher 

“It rained! Our ceremony was supposed to be held in my parents garden but we had to move it to the church. And also I promised to be a loving father (instead of mother) to our children during the vows. “

Our Wedding Secrets Revealed 

Biggest Splurge: The venue and catering

Best money saver: Alcohol was the biggest money saver

for us because we bought it all ourselves and therefore didn’t have to pay the usual bar

prices. Our desserts were made by a beautiful friend of mine and so that saved us a bit!

Bridal gown: Erin Clare Couture

Accessories: Michael Hill

Shoes:  Mathers Shoes

Bridesmaid dresses: Forever New

Bridesmaids’ accessories: Michael Hill

Groom and Groomsmen’s suits: Roger David

Groom and Groomsmen’s shoes: Myer

DIY: The table runners and napkins were

made by my stand in grandmother, and we bought the little African animals that we gave

as guests gifts at the markets in Zimbabwe (where I come from originally.)

Number of guests: 100

Wedding Budget: $25,000, mostly contributed by the bride’s parents

“Our venue was probably what we argued most about because we didn’t want to have our reception at a ‘typical’ Noosa wedding location.” 

“We both love good food so we were very picky in terms of caterers.”

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