Harustudio is a husband and wife photography duo who know firsthand how important it is to find the right people to be there to capture your wedding. Here we chat to them about why they might be yours.

Bec made the most beautiful barefoot bride and her (now) husband Joey didn’t scrub up too badly either. Check out their relaxed celebration at a popular NSW waterfront wedding venue here.

Have you ever been given a gift and thought ‘I should burn this, the world would be better off’? Don’t worry, it happens to the best of us and it’s why we encourage engaged couples to check out The Wedding Nest – it’s a boutique wedding gift registry that only stocks nice things

Stevie is a mobile caravan bar born from a sassy 1973 Airstream (the kind you see in every good American road-trip film) and she’s ready and waiting to take your next event to a whole new level.

Dreaming of a sophisticated Yarra Valley wedding? Riverstone Estate has everything you need (and don’t need) including the most stunning afternoon light. It’s what wedding dreams are made of.

This article is an interrogation of sorts – we really wanted to know what sets Kate of Twig and Fawn apart from other fine art wedding photographers. Then we took a look at her work and answered all our own questions. Nonetheless, this interview is worth a read.

The first kiss, the vows, the moment you and your person become official outside of Facebook – the wedding ceremony is a pretty big deal so it’s nice to put a bit of thought behind it. Here are some backdrop ideas to get you started.

Turns out, some of the most creative wedding suppliers live in the country – and this is the kind of work they do.

Styling a wedding is a lot of work. We did it once and we’re still having bad dreams. Our advice? Employ someone like Dani of The Make Haus to do it for you – she loves this kind of back-breaking work and is ridiculously good at it. 

Located in the backstreets of Footscray, Melbourne The Line is the latest offering from Laneway Festival founder Jerome Borazio.

Bride Erana’s motto was ‘no stress’ and she stuck to her guns throughout the planning process. The result? A fun-filled, drama-free, champagne-flowing country wedding.

The world needs more people like Jack Chauvel – a Sydney wedding photographer with old-school manners, common sense, strong values and an ability to produce breathtaking images.