We have seen some of the most beautiful Noosa weddings on the planet lately. Well, on the Sunshine Coast. On the Noosa. Ahem. The point is, today’s wedding is a prime example of a stunningly gorgeous wedding in Noosa. 

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Was it a day of blue skies and glistening water? No. Was there sunshine through the clouds, giving it a heavenly glow appearance? Not so much. It was actually pouring with rain. Oh, did it pour. So the bride and groom’s Plan B ceremony location was put in place. They utilised cute clear umbrellas, the bride loved. And when there was a break in the rain, Bayleigh Vedelago took photos throughout Noosa, and the cloud cover made for perfect conditions for gorgeous photos. 

Their 73 guests then joined them for a reception at Berado’s Bar & Restaurant, with awesome music, delicious food and gorgeous styling by Splash Events. 

Florals by Willow Bud and makeup by Natalie Hunter Makeup Artist

“My sister came to pick out my dress, then we surprised my mum with it when she arrived back from overseas.”

“My three best friends and my sister were bridesmaids.”

“It was an incredible moment to have my Dad walk me down the aisle, there was a sense of calm and silence just before we walked and it was an amazing reflection of what we have been through as father and daughter and what was ahead of me in the future.”

“We wrote our own vows and is was amazing to finally hear them.”

“My wonderful husband purchased one of my favourite artworks and I bought him a very special Mido watch.”

“Don’t stress about the weather; clear umbrellas are just as cute.”

Wedding Secrets Revealed

Biggest splurge: The Bride’s dress

Best bargain: Bridesmaid dresses and boys’ suits

Bridal gown: Darb Couture

Accessories: A little find in the middle of the shopping centre

Shoes: Joanne Mercer

Bridesmaid dresses: Sheike

Bridesmaids’ accessories: Zu

Groom’s suit and shoes: Roger David and Myer

Groomsmens’ suits and shoes: Roger David and Myer

Rings: Le Gassik, custom made 

DIY: Centrepieces, invitations, dessert bar

Number of guests: 73

Wedding budget: $22,000

“I wanted the wedding to stand out for my guests with things that were a little different from tradition.”

“We had an open style menu where our guest could order what they wanted instead of an alternate drop. Everyone appreciated this. The food at Berardo’s is exquisite.”

“We had a live singer and pianist who played all kinds of music to suit everyone. It was the best!”

A-List Vendors 

Photographer: Bayleigh Vedelago

Florist: Willow Bud

Caterer: Berarado’s Bar & Restaurant

Cake: Maison De Provence

Makeup Artist: Natalie Hunter Makeup Artist

Hair Stylist: Hair 4 Brides

Rentals: Splash Events

Decorators: Splash Events/ Willow Bud

Entertainment:  Janine Parkinson

Celebrant: Jacqueline Smith

Wedding Night Accommodation: French Quarter

Leah has blogged stacks more details and photos from her wedding, check it out.

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Old world glamour was the order of the day for this bridal fashion shoot which leans heavily on the 1920’s for inspiration. From the gorgeous gowns and accessories, down to the amazing hair and the makeup, the shoot collaborators took great care in creating some amazing vintage looks with authenticity. 

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All of the photographs have been taken by Sunshine Coast hinterland wedding photographers, AWPP, and the gown, accessories and floral information can be found in the captions. This one above features a Corston Couture gown, Shut the Front Door headpiece, Not just jewels accessories, and Elyssium Blooms bouquet

Elyssium Blooms bouquet

Shut the Front Door hairband, Elyssium Blooms bouquet

Corston Couture gown, Carissa May veil

Silver Sixpence gown, Shut the Front Door hairpiece, Not Just Jewels accessories

Marilyn Crystelle Bridal gown, Not Just Jewels bouquet & accessories

Shoot Credits

Publisher: Vintage and Handmade Bride

Makeup: Powder Me Makeup Studio

Hair: Dot & Birdie

Photos: AWPP

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This beautiful little morsel is complemented with royal blue silk flowers and tied with a gorgeous ivory ribbon, pinned with a sapphire rhinestone. Gorgeous bride, Taryn (whose DIY styling we recently featured), ordered her brooch bridal bouquet online at Etsy store, Noaki Jewelry. Their customisable bouquets are carefully constructed with each little gem and brooch wired in to make the perfect shape. 

Taryn says she simply sent a photograph of her bridesmaid gowns as a colour sample, and the bouquet arrived perfectly matched to suit her theme. It even served as her something blue for her special day. We love this trend for Sunshine Coast weddings, if you are looking for that something a little bit different. 

Images by Julian Beattie Photography, makeup by Sally Townsend Makeup Artistry & Hair

Taryn’s bridesmaid also carried a brooch bouquet

Noaki Jewelry also make button holes for the groom and groomsmen 

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