April 2017
Theresa picked me after seeing an engagement party gallery. Months later, I was her third photographer for a relaxed Hunter Valley wedding at Peppers Chapel.
Not many places are as iconic as the Harbour Bridge. A small wedding with close friends and family for Zulayet and David, in a setting few cities can match.
March 2017
Two photos arrived the next day and the full set the next night. Marie's son's first birthday lunch, and why she says she will never need another photographer.
A fun night, a great venue and even a photo wall. Angela's 21st, captured candidly, earned a review calling the experience enjoyable for all her guests.
Kitchen tea in a home, with guests told to bring a smile and nothing else. Light, bright, candid photos for a bride-to-be planning her wedding.
Why is the Sparkle Cupcakery one of the top ten ideas for a kids birthday party? Great staff, lots of activity, and photos a mum calls amazing.
A community hall with a huge playground, lots of room for the kids and a birthday girl at the centre. Natural photos that capture the essence of children.
A little boy chasing birds, hiding behind trees and meeting some Maltese terriers. A Burwood Park family session that nobody wanted to end.
February 2017
A full day from early morning preparations through the church ceremony to the afternoon reception. A christening where the photographer just fit right in.
January 2017
A ceremony under a timeless fig tree, photos in the parklands and a reception a few steps away. Anna and Aiden's Centennial Park wedding in Sydney.
A sunrise vow renewal at tiny Milk Beach, part of the parkland around historic Strickland House. Aurora and Franco renewed their vows with close family.
A hall built like an olde world village church, a bridal shower, and a guest who says she relived the day through the photos. Alana's party at Breakfast Point.
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