AN AUSTRALIAN WEDDING IN BANGALOW

A little while later in between some time on the beach, Melanie & Duncan held their wedding in Bangalow, surrounded by their nearest and dearest. The Valiant was there and so were we and it was truly lovely.

We miss you two but know that life in Sydney suits you so well and that long holidays in Europe are worth looking forward to.

This week is another busy one with lots of editing ahead; a portrait shoot for the lovely Georgia, finishing up a beautiful wedding at One Marylebone, shooting a party for my friend Rosie and photographing a very exciting secret garden gig for Matt Corby. There’s a lot to look forward to.

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17 Comments

  1. Beautiful in every way and so much happiness captured. My favourite is the big vertical BW shot during the ceremony. And what a stunning dress!

  2. Thank you Chloe! We were SO incredibly lucky to have you as our Guest & Photographer…& a cheeky one of us is the icing on the cake! Thank you again & I’ll be sure to welcome you back very soon for your next Australian Wedding…xxx

  3. Magic, Magic, Magic. For a while I could make excuses and dream that perhaps the reason why you took all the beautiful photos you did must be because of the magic hemisphere that you lived in. But after this wedding I have no excuses. The exact same exquisite pretty on our shores as beautifully as you do it on your own. Not to mention you are ADORABLE. Love love xo

  4. such gorgeous photos Chloe – that pic of the bride with her dad is my absolute fave, so much happiness.. xxx

  5. Memories aided by photos last generations and give joy to one and all. Melanie and Duncan are truly suited to each other, may their love grow over the years. To see all our extended family together in one beautiful location was priceless for me and Phil, thank you Chloe. By the way Melanie’s killer pins are inherited from her mother…her stunning shoes fit me too!

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