Des and Diarna’s love story began in London and found its way to The Woolshed – a swanky South Coast wedding venue with all the trimmings.

Cancel dinner, skip the gym, miss an episode of MAFS – do whatever is necessary to afford yourself the time to check out this stunning Blue Mountains wedding.

Blue skies, a beautiful venue and a cracking dancefloor. Things sure looked swell at Elissa and Michael’s venue at one of our much-loved wedding venues on the north coast of NSW.

Olivia and Stephen chose to ditch the whole DIY thing and instead hired one of VIC’s best (and most lovely) wedding planners and stylists to dress up their historic wedding venue. The result? Pure magic.

After five years together, Carla and Dan took a leap of faith and moved to a rural property known as ‘Willow Springs’. Now a popular wedding spot, it’s where they created their own memorable, DIY celebration.

Four years after the day, one of our co-founders finally blogged their wedding. It was a long weekend country bonanza with a school bus-sized wine tour the day before, a wedding held in a transformed hayshed, finished up with a recovery session and many a Panadol.

Young and in love, Monique and Joel created an elegant and intimate cocktail wedding at one of VIC’s most unique heritage homesteads.

For a bride who didn’t really know what she wanted, Schedeen did a mighty fine job of pulling off this relaxed, boho-inspired celebration at one of the Southern Highlands most beautiful wedding venues.

After a decade of dating, Hannah and James decided to make things official at one of Byron Bay’s best wedding venues. Which they managed to keep a total surprise from all of their guests (they were loaded on a bus and arrived at the venue to be met by a jaw-dropping view).

It wasn’t the food, custom signs, flowers or Nutella wedding favours that we liked about this wedding (although the Nutella is a great idea, btw). It was Sarah and Michael’s relaxed attitude about every element of their day.

Molly and Matt brought friends and family together for a day of sunshine, flowers and food at a Victorian farm.

Live music, food from the region’s best chefs, cocktails, abundant florals… it’s hard to sum up this Byron Bay wedding in words but let’s just say it’s one we’re really sad we missed.