This blog has been neglected for far too long! Starting today, December 1st, I'll be posting a blog a day in an attempt to catch up on the mountain of awesome weddings and portrait sessions I have to show you all! I think I have enough photos and other goodies to fill three months, but I thought one was a manageable goal for now ;-) And to start the month off right I've got one of my favourite weddings of the summer - Sarah & Brad! Married on the grounds of Graydon Hall, their wedding was the perfect mix of laughter and tears - in fact, during Brad's speech to Sarah during the reception, even Tara and I were getting a little weepy eyed behind our viewfinders. This is the second of three weddings I shot with Tara this season and she rocked it out of the park with some fantastic images. You can see more of them on her blog! Speaking of blogs, keep an eye on this one for 30 more amazing (I hope!) posts this month.

I loved everything about Sarah's shoes, her dress, and her girls' dresses. Such an amazing combination of colours for a sunny summer wedding.

Her reaction to the earrings Brad gave to her that afternoon was priceless!
Warning - awesome shot by Tara coming up!


Aren't they just about the hottest couple you've ever seen?

Sarah's sisters were looking amazing.
I disown any responsibility for the following photograph. Sometimes you just keep your ears shut and keep pressing the shutter ;-)

I couldn't get enough of Sarah's eyes. So gorgeous!

The shot above is going to be in my new print ad. I also love the one below.
Papillon Cakes made this fantastic cake based on the designs of Love the Card. I loved how everyything co-ordinated - guests could not stop talking about the original design!

So glad I was able to catch this awesome moment before the grand entrance.




Sarah & Brad, getting to know you was one of the highlights of my year. Your happiness was felt everywhere on your wedding day, and Sarah, your calm, gratious approach to life is something I can only strive towards. I wish you two all the best in Victoria and I hope our paths cross again soon.