From now on, whenever we talk about kicking wedding goals, we’ll be pointing at Sarah and Jason. This couple (alongside some very gifted vendors) created a south coast wedding that was a total vibe. Cocktails, a cake the size of a small bath, a killer venue and an epic surprise for all their guests, this day had it all.

If you need some guidance on how to plan an epic celebration, look no further than Georgie and Tom’s far south coast wedding. With a standout team of vendors, a spectacular venue and plenty of good vibes, this one belongs on everybody’s Pinterest board.

Both musicians, Josie and Tim discovered pretty quickly that they shared more than just a love of music. Their spark was obvious and after years of playing gigs at other people’s weddings, they decided it was their turn to play the bride and groom. Their intimate Sydney elopement was elegant, heartfelt and very much them. Check it out.

This QLD wedding was a day full of love, laughter and prickles (the price of a good shot and an outdoor picnic). It was also an epic party, with a good dance floor being a top priority for this music-loving couple (who happened to meet at a music festival). Check it out.

Eleven years of dating and a baby later, Georgia and Sam tied the knot in a way that was all their own. There wasn’t a whiff of outdated traditions or things they did “just because”. Instead, their Sydney wedding involved plenty of booze, a short and sweet ceremony and a surprise sing-a-long.

Cocktails, live music and enough flowers to sink a small ship – this Gold Coast hinterland wedding had all the parts to create an unforgettable “boozy long-lunch”.

Keeley and Joshua couldn’t have wished for a better day. Shoal Bay Country Club provided a perfect backdrop for their NSW coastal wedding and indoor fireworks and a DJ delivered plenty of party vibes.

To maximise their time with guests, this pair chose a chic Brisbane wedding venue with everything they needed on-site (smart move). And to make their day that little bit ‘extra’ they included a band, live couple drawings and cocktails. It was a real vibe and photographer Renee Green captured it oh so perfectly.

What happens when an art teacher living in rural NSW plans her wedding? Bold colour, textures, throwing tradition to the wind and bucket loads of love. Throw in a bloody cute bub, your bestie walking you down the aisle and trading barefoot bowls for disco balls, you have a pretty memorable day.

‘Urban romance’ was the vibe for the day and we think Jake and Georgie’s wedding at The Studio was exactly that. Walking down the aisle together into a room full of love and their favourite people was one of those unforgettable moments that will be etched into the brains for years to come. Blaise Bell’s raw talent captured the feels perfectly with candid, intimate photos. A real feast for your eyes, enjoy!

Josie and Tom’s intimate Melbourne elopement was a day filled with all the things they love to do. Spending time with their sausage dogs, strolling the streets of Melbourne and washing it all down with generous scoops of ice cream. They nailed the “just us two” celebration and their friends and family couldn’t be more thrilled with an extra special surprise shared as the day ended.

Jami and Nakul wanted to create a relaxed, love-filled day that incorporated both of their cultures. Safe to say, they nailed it and in one of Sydney’s most beautiful wedding venues too.