It’s hard to beat a boozy backyard wedding – especially one as well planned and beautifully styled as this VIC wedding. Check it out.

Being busy with a new business and not particularly fond of too much “fluff”, Georgia and Kyle chose to host a low-key, intimate Sydney wedding on the water.

Aside from wanting guests to have a “damn good time”, Chris and Tara also wanted to put their own stamp on their Canberra wedding by doing things like writing their own vows and substituting a flower girl for a flower groomsmen and a page boy for a page poodle.

Georgia and Kayla couldn’t decide whether to have a cocktail or sit-down wedding, so they found a way to include both. It was quite the event, only made possible they say, by a team of incredible SA wedding vendors. Check it out.

A stunning location, good food, plenty of drink and one very adorable dog. This intimate Barossa Valley ticked all the right boxes.

A unique waterfront venue and some innovative non-traditions made this Tasmanian wedding an absolute knockout.

Since an overseas wedding was off the cards (cheers, Rona) Parisa and Zach created their own Tuscan-inspired weekend at a stunning venue just outside of Melbourne with alfresco dining, citrus scented everything and live music. It was a vibe.

After the pandemic forced this pair to cut their guest list by 100, they thought “stuff it” and went all out with oysters, cocktails, a champagne tower, flowers (and more flowers), and a five-piece band. The result? A seriously epic event.

Alethea and Michael’s fairytale Melbourne wedding at Butler Lane was made even more memorable by the personal touches they added at every opportunity – the Bollywood dance included.

This coastal WA wedding had it all – a modern venue in the middle of the wilderness, a few non-traditions and a surprise baby announcement to boot.

A brand new venue (which they relocated to only a week before the big day), a first dance song written by the Best Man and an evening of live music and good banter made this wedding more than just a good time. Make haste and click the link now to see the full story.

An ace-team of vendors, a stunning location and a father/daughter rap are just a few things that set this Hunter Valley wedding apart.