A Scottish wedding in Australia, and make it rainy to boot!

Even a seasoned Wedding Planner can’t control the weather on her wedding day. As bride, Brittney, discovered when she and now husband, Dan, held their Scottish wedding here in Australia. 

As the Wedding Coordinator at Noosa Boathouse, Brittney has certainly seen it all and didn’t let a little bit of rain put a dampener on her wedding day. After all, she had secured the best wedding venue she could imagine in her and Dan’s home town of Noosa. No prizes for guessing where! 

You could say it was more than just the kilts and brogues worn by the Scottish groom and his groomsmen that brought a little touch of Scotland to the occasion! The weather was reminiscent of the groom’s family heritage, just like the tartan he wore. 

One thing every Wedding Planner will tell you – especially those who work in weddings in Queensland – you must have a wet weather backup plan. Brittney and Dan’s Plan B was put into motion and the team from Splash Events wasted no time in decorating the indoor space at Sofitel Noosa Pacific Resort for Brittney and Dan’s wedding ceremony. 

The weather didn’t stop the just married couple from getting some stunning bridal party shots on Noosa’s Main Beach – that’s what cute umbrellas are for after all! And the rain stopped in time for them and their guests to enjoy a sunset cruise on the Noosa River before docking at their reception venue, Noosa Boathouse. 

Brittney shares all about her Scottish wedding in Australia below. 

Vendors 

Reception venue | NOOSA BOATHOUSE

Ceremony venue | SOFITEL NOOSA PACIFIC RESORT 

Photographer | LIFE AND LOVE PHOTOGRAPHY

Videographer | BLUEVALE FILMS 

Stylist | SPLASH EVENTS

Florist | MAPLE FLOWERS & DECOR

Hair stylist | EVALYN PARSONS

Makeup artist | HANNAH MILLS MAKEUP ARTIST 

Celebrant | JAY FLOOD

Music | THE FAMOS DUO

Favours | NOOSA CHOCOLATE FACTORY 

Transport | DC LIMOUSINES 

Wedding Accommodation | PICTURE POINT TERRACES

Why we chose Noosa for our Wedding Day

Noosa is and always will be home for us. We love it here so much. There was no other place we wanted to get married. As the Functions Manager at Noosa Boathouse, I was debating whether I wanted to have my reception at my work, but after searching for other venues, we couldn’t find anywhere that even compared. So, we went for it, and don’t regret a thing! It’s one of the most stunning venues and our friends and family were just blown away.

Our Biggest Wedding Planning Challenges

Underestimating the number of small tasks that pop up a few weeks out from your wedding day! Also, all the song choices! Those were hard. I think we changed our wedding entrance song at least five times.

Our Wedding Song Selections

Aisle walk song – Can’t Help Falling in Love – Kina Grannis

Reception Entrance – (This will be) An Everlasting Love – Natalie Cole

First Dance – Never Tear us Apart – The Teskey Brothers

Need Wedding Song ideas? Below is a playlist of songs Real Couples have shared with us…

Wedding Secrets 

Biggest splurge: Photography and videography. 

Best money-saving decision: Keeping the guest numbers down. There were times where we could have easily invited an extra 30 people but we fought the temptation and kept it quite intimate. No regrets it at all! 

Bride’s gown and accessories: Made With Love Bridal 

Bride’s shoes: Hush Puppies

Groom and groomsmens’ kilts and brogues: St. Kilda Kilt Hire

Bridesmaids’ dresses: Billy J

Flowergirl’s dress: Arabella & Rose

Number of guests: 56

Honeymoon destination: Bali 

Brittney’s Advice for Other Brides

Coming from the wedding planner in me as well as having gone through the process for my own wedding – don’t sweat the little stuff! There are so many moving parts that piece together your big day and sometimes they don’t all go exactly to plan (i.e rain!) but honestly, the only thing that actually matters, is that you are marrying the love of your life. Put your trust in your suppliers, relax, and have fun! The day goes by so quickly, just embrace it and it will be one of the most incredible days of your life.

Proposal Story

We went to the Greek Islands for a holiday. It was a bucket list place for the both of us and turned out to be the PERFECT place for Dan to propose! On the cliffside of Santorini with a bottle of bubbles and just the two of us, as you can probably imagine, it was INCREDIBLE! Our best holiday yet! Dan was so nervous, he could barely get the words out. I had no idea what was going on until he got down on one knee.

Our Love Story 

We met back in 2016 in Noosa where Dan was the manager of a local bar that my friends and I used to go to. After a few months of chasing, Dan mustered up some courage to invite me to go with him to a friends birthday party as his ‘date’, but unfortunately, I already had plans to attend another birthday celebration on the same day – so gave him a rain check.

Turns out we were going to the same party! The birthday boy was a mutual friend of ours (who became a groomsman at our wedding) and honestly, it all just fell together so naturally from there. We never wanted to be apart.

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Theirs is nothing if not a modern day love story. Having met online, their banter and bond was built through some sweet messages back and forth before a humble meet up down at the beach. Ever the contemporary couple, their wedding was an elegant modern white wedding that will stand the test of time in its timelessness.

It’s such a gorgeous love story, and their Maleny wedding day was equally as beautiful. Watch to see all the prettiness and get all the feels from this short highlights film, captured by the talented Graeme Passmore Photography & Films. Images by Estella Photo.

Stylist: Simply Style Co.
Venue: The Old Dairy
Photographer: Shae Estella
Catering & Bar: Vanteen Catering
Sperry Tent: Sperry Tents Sunshine Coast
Florist: Willow Bud
Stationery: Bluebird Invitations
Videography: Graeme Passmore Photography & Films
Celebrant: Sommer Saunder Celebrancy
Music: Amy Kate Music
Cake: The Sweet Society Co.
Hair: Sarah Harrington
Makeup: Natalie Lucas Makeup Artistry
Bridal Gown: White Lily Couture
Alterations & Reception Headpiece: Ella Moda
Groom’s Suit: Politix Menswear

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They planned their modern Maleny wedding with ease, choosing a brilliant team that would take care of all the little details.

Breanna says walking down the aisle towards her love, Dane, was her favourite part of the day. “Dane is caring and loves with his whole heart. He is my love and best friend all wrapped into one.” She says. 

Breanna has kindly shared the story of her wedding day, and all the planning that went into it below. 

Vendors

Photographer | NATURALLY JEK PHOTOGRAPHY

Videographer | BLUE VALE FILMS

Venue | MALENY MANOR

Florist | MONDO FLORAL DESIGNS

Cake | CHOCOLATE 2 CHILLI

Cookies | EATS & TREATS

Makeup artist | ERIN FEDELE BEAUTY & MAKEUP ARTISTRY

Hair stylist | EVALYN PARSONS

Stying | LOVEBIRD WEDDINGS

Entertainment | DAVE WEST MUSIC

Stationery | VISTAPRINT

Celebrant | YOUR STORY CELEBRANT

What a Couple Wants

We knew we wanted to enjoy our day and make it stress free so choosing a venue and team of vendors which could take care of all the set up and organisation was a key priority for us. The day went off without a hitch and was as perfect as we imagined.

Stand out Suppliers

I loved all of our suppliers. Jekka (Naturally Jek Photography), Ed (Blue Vale Films) and Danielle (Your Story Celebrant) all showed genuine interest in making our day perfect. They also worked together seamlessly. My hair and makeup artists were also AMAZING! Alyssa from Evalyn Parsons did a great job and is a lovely, warm person.

The Music

At our ceremony Dave West played an amazing acoustic set. As I walked down the aisle he played Tenerife Sea by Ed Sheeran, the signing song was Lifetime by Justin Bieber and the walking out song was Black and White by Niall Horan.

Our reception entrance song was Uptown Funk by Bruno Mars and our first dance was Beautiful Crazy by Luke Combs.

The Perfect Day

There is nothing I would change. People always talk about it being the best day of your life and for us it truely was so amazing.

Wedding Secrets

Biggest splurge: Our photographer and videographer – these are the only things you will have left after the day!

Best money-saving move: Researching vendors to ensure we had chosen ones worth the spend.

Bride’s dress, veil, shoes and jewellery: Grace Loves Lace

Groom’s suit: MJ Bale

Groom’s belt: R.M. Williams

Groom’s boots: Ariat

Bridesmaid dresses: Whitefox Boutique

Planning resources: Instagram, word of mouth and Pinterest.

DIY: Invitations, name place cards and wishing well.

Honeymoon: Hamilton Island

Number of guests: 40

Wedding budget: $20,000

Actual cost of wedding: $30,000+

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It was their local football/netball club that brought them together. This eventually lead to a fateful weekend away in Kingscliff, where Sam proposed. 

Although Covid was the biggest wedding planning challenge they faced, with guests flying in from out of state, they managed to get 85 of their loved ones together to celebrate their union. 

Sara-Jane and Sam were married in the chapel at Tiffany’s Maleny, then their guests stayed on for a reception on site in the dining room. Our friends at Raconteur Photography were there to capture all the precious moments from the first morning champagne pop to the first dance.

Sara-Jane has shared her wedding day story, and some of the planning process below.  

Vendors

Photographer / RACONTEUR PHOTOGRAPHY

Venue + catering / TIFFANY’S MALENY

Florals / TIFFANY’S FLOWERS

Cake / ZO N’ CO. 

Transport / ON TIME PRIVATE TRANSFERS

Makeup / KATE ELLEN MAKEUP ARTIST

Hair / EVALYN PARSONS

Entertainment / OLLIE MURK

Celebrant / SANDY SMALES

Wedding night accommodation / HOT TEA COTTAGE

Wedding Planning Priorities

The setting and the feel had to be right for us. A place with a beautiful setting to remember our special day and that our guests could enjoy as well.

The Location

We got married here because Sunshine Coast has so much to offer. A holiday destination for our guests. Beach, and not far away is beautiful hinterland. Tiffany’s Maleny had a perfect setting over looking the glass house mountains.

Photography destination only two mins away from venue and everything was planned and taken care of at the venue – ceremony, canapés and reception.

Everything was taken care of by professional staff. Made planning the day stress free.

Standout Vendor

Raconteur Photography. They captured every moment and stayed longer than we had expected him too. Great photographer and easy going. We had a lot of fun during the photo shoots.

Wedding Secrets

Biggest splurge: My dress.

Bride’s dress: Sphere Collective

Earrings: Chosen by Kyha

Shoes: Easy Steps

Groom’s attire: Yd.

Bridesmaids’ dresses: Shona Joy

Bridesmaids’ shoes: Novo

Groomsmen’s attire: Connor

Honeymoon: Palm Cove

Number of guests: 85

Wedding budget: $25,000

Actual cost of wedding: $32,000

Unforgettable Moment

Everyone singing Truly, Madly, Deeply during our first dance.

One Thing I’d Change

I would wear my hair out otherwise, nothing!

Our Wedding Songs

Aisle procession – Thinking Out Loud, Ed Sheeran

Aisle recession – Higher Love, Kygo

Reception entrance – This Girl, Kungs vs. Cooking on 3 Burners,

First dance – Truly, Madly, Deeply, Savage Garden

Our Next Adventure

Starting a family.

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We recently shared Shaylea and Zak’s engagement shoot with their photographer, Mallory Sparkles, and today we have their stunning wedding for you. Here’s the story of their wedding day in bride Shaylea’s own words.

Our Wedding Venue

Maleny had always been a dream wedding location for both of us, it is just so beautiful! When we visited initially looking for wedding venues, we walked into Spicers Tamarind Retreat and just knew straight away that it was perfect! It had everything we had wanted and the day ran so smoothly, they were wonderful.

Wedding Day Priority #1

Our main priority was our photographer! We had no other real ‘priorities’ other than each other and to have amazing photos for memories of our day.

Wedding Planning Challenges

Our main challenge was our seating plan, making sure everyone would be happy. Wedding planning for us was so much fun, and not really challenging at all. We we very laid back and whatever happened, happened! We were just focusing on ourselves and enjoying the process.

Would we change anything? 

No I don’t think we would. Everything was perfect and anything else that happened is now a funny story!

Advice for Future Brides

Just focus on yourself and your partner, nothing else on the day matters as much as marrying the love of your life.

Our Special Songs

I walked down the aisle to Stronger by Ziggy Alberts and our first dance song was Hands I Can Hold by Ziggy Alberts.

Check out this First Dance playlist, compiled of songs from real couples, as well as a few of my own suggestions… 

Wedding Secrets

Biggest splurge: Photography. We really wanted our day to be captured beautifully.

Bride’s dress: The GC Bridal Lounge

Earrings: Ayla & Oak

Anklets: Etsy store – Cynthier

Bride’s shoes: Billini

Groom’s and groomsmen’s attire: Connor

Bridesmaids’ dresses: Dissh

Bridesmaids’ jewellery: Ayla & Oak

DIY: Copper sign, menu + favours. 

Honeymoon: Bali 

Number of guests: 75

Photography: Mallory Sparkles Photography | Videography: ECOX Media | Venue + catering: Spicers Tamarind Retreat | Styling: Simply Style Co. | Flowers: Woods & Bloom | Cake: Soul Kitchen Bakery | Transport: Mystic Mountain Tours | Hair + makeup artist: Katie Lawrence + Co. | Stationery: Brittany Meyer – Graphic Designer | Celebrant: I Do Weddings by Joshua Fisk | Wedding night accommodation: Spicers Tamarind Retreat

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A traditional white wedding was never on the cards for Liana and Matt. They wanted a wedding venue, where they could add plenty of colour and personality. Bride, Liana, shares how they designed their very own wedding festival at Maleny Retreat.

Wedding Priorities

Making sure we had the wedding we wanted to have and not be tied down by the traditional wedding structure. We wanted the day to be filled with fun, happiness, colour and love and we wanted all our friends and family to leave having had a great time.

Biggest Challenge

When we first got engaged we were both very overwhelmed with the whole wedding thing and initially planned an elopement to Iceland as it seemed like a less stressful option. It became clear that we wanted our family to be there (and they also really wanted to be there) and so our elopement turned into a small destination wedding and in the end the logistics of that became too difficult. So we decided to keep the date but do it back home.

The hardest part was knowing where to begin, it seemed like such a huge task, but once we got the ball rolling everything just started falling into place.

Our DIY Reception Venue

Our wedding was never going to be traditional and we didn’t want to be held back by the typical wedding structure, so a DIY wedding was very attractive to us. It meant more work, but it also meant we got the wedding we wanted. When we foundMaleny Retreat we loved that it was a one stop shop, no needing to move around to different locations. We loved that our friends and family could stay the night in the glamping tents.

Images by Brody Grogan Photography

Witness Raffle

Our ceremony was my favourite part of the day, and I will never forget that both Matt and I picked each of our closest friends in our raffle draw for our witnesses. We thought someone must of rigged it, but it was just a crazy coincidence.

Most Emotional Moment

Honestly the whole day was so emotional. We definitely needed a holiday after just to recover. The most emotional moment was probably when we read our personally written vows to each other. That was pretty special and I will never forget it.

The Proposal

Despite pestering Matt for months about getting engaged, the proposal came as a surprise. We were in New Zealand on a family holiday, and we had a night to ourselves in Auckland. We were staying at a fancy hotel and had dinner booked in at Sky Tower. We were getting ready for dinner in our hotel room and only had 5 minutes before we had to leave, typical me always running late was doing my hair in the bathroom.

I called from the bathroom that I was unsure if it looked okay, and Matt said to come out and show him. I came out to him on one knee with a ring. He asked, “Will you marry me?” Tears started forming in my eyes at the same time as I blurted out, “F**k off, you’re going to make me cry, and my make up is going to run, and we have to go or we will be late.” Matt asked, “Is that a yes?” and my response was, “Of course!”

We celebrated with a bottle of champagne at dinner, headed to the casino afterwards and managed to win the cost of the evening including our accommodation at three card poker. It was a pretty fantastic night.

Wedding Secrets

Biggest splurge: Definitely my wedding dress. I am a very colourful person and knew a white dress wasn’t going to cut it. Vanessa at When Freddie Met Lilly helped me design my gorgeous pastel dress. It was absolutely stunning with all the hand-sewn embellishments on the bodice, it was super comfortable and made me feel amazing. When I was trying it on for alterations I included getting a sparkle layer of tulle added, which meant having to take the whole skirt apart, but it was worth it.

Best money-saving decision: Having cocktail style food. The Pizza Fusion woodfired pizza was a huge hit and quite affordable compared to sitdown style food options we looked at, plus it suited our wedding style much more and was delicious. Who doesn’t love pizza!

Bride’s dress: When Freddie Met Lilly

Accessories: Flower hair piece from Ginger Lily & Rose

Shoes: Ceremony shoes were from Irregular Choice (rainbow gnome heel). Reception shoes were aqua and lilac glitter Doc Martens.

Groom’s suit: When Freddie Met Lilly

Accessories: Custom tie made by my mum, cuff links from Etsy (wooden with embossed duck)

Shoes: Brown boots from Wild Rhino

DIY: Friends and I made a million colourful pom poms which were used as the basis for the decorating theme. I also made our wedding invitations (with the help of a graphic artist friend and my sisters and mum). I made the welcome sign which was also a timeline for the day. I got my graphic artist friend to design the Bar Menu sign, which I printed out. I made a signing board from a custom drawing of hubby and I in our wedding gear, that I got it printed on a canvas. I made the glitter bar for our guests to sparkle themselves up for the reception. I made our card box for wedding gifts, which was a white letterbox with decal stickers.

Honeymoon: Bedarra Island Resort

Number of guests: 75

Wedding budget: Approx $50,000

Actual cost of wedding: $62,000

The Dream Team

Photographer: Brody Grogan Photography | Venue: Maleny Retreat | Florist: Ginger Lily & Rose (No longer in operation. Try one of these!) | Beverage catering: The Vintage Bondwood Bar | Catering: Grazing table: Platters by Kiki | Woodfired pizza: Pizza Fusion | Doughnut van: Jam Factory | Gelato cart: Wheel and Spoon Gelato | Hair: Rolling Scissors | Makeup: Dewy Beauty | Furniture hire: Berry Vintage | Stage hire: Perry’s Hire |Styling: Berry Vintage and Pretty Bonito | Celebrant: Cassandra Bowles Celebrant | Entertainment: Ramjet | Photo booth: iShoot Photo Booth | Wedding night accommodation: Maleny Retreat

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It’s no secret the Sunshine Coast wedding industry has taken a huge hit in 2020 with Covid-19 being such a bully and whatnot. However, the vendors who work in this region would not be defeated. Knowing we’re made of tougher stuff in this region, Kristy from Maple Weddings and Events  and Lisa Brereton Celebrant put their heads together to come up with a way to share the love and support one another in this difficult time.

They selected some talented collaborators to showcase the Sunshine Coast Hinterland region, which is one of Australia’s most popular wedding destinations. The crew took to The Old Dairy Maleny and created a wedding vision that spoke to the heart of this stunning location, showing it off in all its glory.

Images by Luke Middlemiss Photography

The Old Dairy – Styled Shoot from Jensen CREATIVE on Vimeo.

Creative Crew

Photographer: Luke Middlemiss Photography | Venue: The Old Dairy Maleny | Videography: Jensen and Young | Planning + coordination: Maple Weddings and Events and Lisa Brereton Celebrant | Celebrant: Your Story Celebrant | Styling: Maple Weddings and Events | Cake: Cupcake Elegance | Stationery: Bluebird Invitations | Linen Hire: Stellar Hire | Florals: Willow Bud | Bridal Gown: Erin Clare Bridal | Groom’s Suit: Suits Direct | Hair Stylist: Rolling Scissors Mobile Hairdresser | Makeup Artist: Natalie Hunter Makeup Artist | Catering: Penfolds Catering | Vespa: Lovedubs Maleny | Photo booth: Kombi Photo Booth | Models: Nyssa + Mitchum

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It was finally official when Ashleigh and Megan tied the knot LEGALLY at their Maleny DIY Wedding.

Ashleigh and Megan met at Big Gay Day, a Brisbane LGBTIQ pride festival at The Wickham in 2012. Since falling truly, madly, deeply they made their engagement stick by locking it in a few times over and, keeping in the same theme of doing things really thoroughly, they’ve had two official unions. The first was in 2017 before same sex marriage was legalised, so it was a civil union first time around. 

Today Ashleigh shares the story of hers and Megan’s official wedding day – the one where they put in a huge DIY effort in an intimate ceremony followed by tea party-style reception in Maleny.

Why The Sunshine Coast?

It’s our favourite place to unwind, adventure, relax, holiday or day trip! We love the outdoors and we always choose the Sunshine Coast for our romantic getaways, beach trips and hinterland hikes. Maleny is just beautiful, we love being out in nature, the the birds, trees and fresh air. Having it at Ruddle’s Retreat meant we could stay there and set up our eclectic, vintage and antique, Alice in Wonderland-esque tea party, picnic wedding!

Standout Suppliers

Philippa, our celebrant, was also such a special part of both days, we were so lucky to have someone so commuted to helping us share our love story and legalise our love and commitment (twice!). Also, finding Adriana for our photography was such a blessing, she was so lovely, helped us relax and captured so many beautiful moments for us to remember always.

One Thing We’d Change

I would have had a wedding planner, DIY was great in that it was perfectly what we wanted, but it was also very stressful.

Images by Adriana Watson Photography

The (Recurring) Proposal

Depending on who you ask, the proposal started in many ways. It could have been a year into our relationship when Megan gifted me her family heirloom ring as a promise of her love and commitment to always be there through the hard times & the easy. It could have been when I offered to buy Megan a ring she loved & I asked which finger so I knew the size and she said “well I thought my ring finger”. It could have been when I presented her with said ring, suddenly very shy despite our many years together & told her I loved her more then anything, even (slightly more then) my kitty soul mate, Harry Hairypants.

Or, what we remember most was after my cousin Kat’s wedding to her amazing Mick, I spoke to Megan about how my terminally ill grand pop had told me that night he wished he could see us married (in mid-2017 this was not yet possible). So I said how about we organise a shotgun Civil Union, because I didn’t want to wait anymore. So we did, pop saw us united, it was the happiest and healthiest we had seen him in years. He sadly passed a few weeks after, but we know he held on for us, for our love.

How She’s The One

Because she is the kindest person I have ever met, she makes me laugh when I want to cry, I feel safe and perfect just as I am with her. I want to be a better person for her. Her beautiful eyes and cheeky smile light up my life. She gives the best hugs and she loves my cat, and all our pets, just as much as I do!

Our Next Adventure

We have just signed for our own little piece of heaven, an acre block in the beautiful bushy Lockyer Valley and we are in the plans of building our dream home for our four fur babies, and hope to also fill it with children in the years to come.

Wedding Secrets

Wedding planning resources: The Bride’s Tree, Dancing With Her, friends’ weddings and Instagram

Biggest splurge: My wedding dress – Wendy Makin Amber Couture gown, made to my measurements & selection of lace & silk

Best money-saver: Decorating & styling everything all ourselves

Ashleigh’s dress: Wendy Makin Bridal Designs

Ashleigh’s accessories: Paula Hall earrings and my Grandma’s jewellery

Ashleigh’s shoes: Diana Ferrari

Megan’s outfit: ASOS + Myer

Megan’s accessories: Myer and mother’s jewellery

Megan’s shoes: Vans

DIY: The whole wedding was pretty much DIY, with help from friends, family and suppliers.

Honeymoon: Koh Lanta, Thailand

Number of guests: 50

Wedding budget: $10,000

Actual cost of wedding: $12,000

 Our Song

Megan walked down the aisle with her sister Simone first, then I walked towards my love, holding hands with my parents to “2 Million” by G Flip – it’s a love song written by G Flip for her girlfriend that sings of all the hopes & dreams of their future that resonates with us.

Check out the playlist I’ve compiled using songs recommended by real couples, and a few of my own suggestions… 

Photographer: Adriana Watson Photography | Florist: Poppy Lane Flowers and Eumundi Roses | Catering: DIY | Cake + dessert table: Chocolate 2 Chilli | Makeup: Sally Townsend Makeup Artistry | Hair styling: Purrfect Hair | Picnic rugs + vintage chair hire: Sugar Tea Rose Party | Gifts: wishing well | Wedding night accommodation: Ruddle’s Retreat | Celebrant: Philippa Hollness Marriage Celebrant

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GEMMA + AARON | WEDDINGS AT TIFFANY’S, MALENY from Graeme Passmore on Vimeo.

If I had to describe Gemma and Aaron’s wedding film – oh wait, I do, it’s literally my job. Shall I, then? Okay, I’d say it’s less like a slow-moving (is it over yet?) film you’ll have to force your friends and family to sit through, and more like a stunning, moody music video they’ll be begging to watch again the moment it ends.

Gemma and Aaron were married in the chapel on site at purpose-built wedding venue, Weddings at Tiffany’s in the Sunshine Coast hinterland. Their wedding day arrived, and with it arose a mist stretching forth towards the Glass House Mountains – the stuff fairytales are made of. 

Graeme Passmore Photography & Films captured the day in a style of his own that truly lets you experience the intimacy of the day. More importantly, he has edited the footage in such a way that it presents a completely unique style of wedding film that we are so here for. 

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Artisan Wedding Yurt Styling 

Colour Palette

Bridal Fashion + Beauty

Caravan Catering

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