February 2022 – Central Coast Wedding Photography

We love the Northern Beaches of Sydney and it’s not an area we often visit, so when we get the occasional wedding there, it’s always such a novelty going there. Reminds us of the Central Coast but just a little bit more fancy! And what a spot Whale Beach is – such a beautiful part of the world. We started off the day with the boys getting ready. And being Italian, of course Tyrone was surrounded by A LOT of family which of course added to the excitement of the day ahead. After a full family portrait sesson, we made our way over to girls who were having a great time getting ready for the day. Surrounded by her bridesmaids and mother, Stephanie looked stunning and we were ready to make our way over to the church in Avalon Beach. As Stephanie walked down the aisle with her mother, we could see Tyrone holding back the tears and it was just such a special service that was enjoyed by all of their most loved family and friends. After lots of hugs and kisses, we didn’t have a lot of time to stop for family photos and we drove over to Whale Beach to get in a few quick shots of the newly weds. We didn’t have long before we had to make our way back to Moby Dicks where guests were waiting for the party to start. And the party well and truly got underway with the arrivals of our bride and groom. Everyone was ready to hit the dance floor, luckily for us we caught a small break in between formalities and the dancefloor and snuck the couple out for a few quick snaps whilst we had some beautifully balanced light at Moby Dicks Whale Beach. However, it wasn’t long before guests noticed their absence and joined in the photos, which worked out well considering we bolted right after the ceremony before leaving for Whale Beach NSW. The rest of the night was enjoyed by all on the dance floor, enjoying great wine and company at Moby Dicks Whale Beach, and by night’s end, the sparklers created a beautiful send-off for Steph and Tyrone at Moby Dicks Whale Beach. What a perfect day!

Reception Venue: Moby Dicks Whale Beach

We have been wanting to blog about this Kantara House wedding for months! Isobel & Mitch celebrated their gorgeous Kantara House wedding back in early/mid December and I can’t believe we have put this one up yet. We have been a little quiet on the blogs and socials lately. After the excitement (and busyness) of Christmas and New Year, we had a few weeks off the weddings however with it being school holidays and getting struck down with the spicey cough (mild case) plus trying to run a business from home, time just flew and blogs were put on the back burner. But! School is back, weddings are in full swing and we are feeling fully re-energized for the new year of shooting. So first our first blog of the year, we are showing off Isobel and Mitch’s beautiful Kantara House Wedding. Our morning started at Mitch’s accomodatiosn where Mitch was getting ready with his family and groomsmen. After a few Tasmanian whiskeys, we headed over to the girls who were at Kantara House, where we spent the rest of the day – a photographers dream, especially when the gardens are as lush as Kantara House! The girls were getting ready in the classy bridal suite at Kantara House, with tons of natural light flowing through and gorgeous white details at Kantara House Wedding. By the time the ceremony came around the girls were ready to head over to the Charlotte Chapel Kantara House wedding where the lovely couple exchanged vows amongst family and friends. After their spiritual ceremony, the couple was showered with rose petals before going for a little stroll around the property. Before too long it was time to head over to the reception where guests enjoyed flowing wine and good food before a send-off surrounded by sparkles and smiles. With daylight saving pushing sunset to later in the evening, we managed to duck out for a few minutes to grab that golden light before night – and it was so worth it. Thanks again for having us for your Kantara House Wedding Isobel & Mitch and congratulations.