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.

Gabby and Lewis who pulled the pin on their first venue the moment they heard Mayfield was hosting weddings. Definitely a good decision.

This couple kept things simple by letting go of outdated traditions and following their own instinct. The result? A beautiful and authentic celebration at one of the Southern Highland’s best wedding venues.

After not one but two proposals (five years apart and one with a Burger Ring), Chloe and Zach finally tied the knot at one of the best south coast wedding venues.

James and Maddy’s country wedding weekend was a celebration of not only their love for each other, but of the beautiful Australian bush.

Giselle and Andrew’s wedding was a celebration of everything they’ve achieved, including creating a beautiful family, at one of VIC’s most stunning historic venues.

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.

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.

From tattoos mid-party to bridal cigars on the dancefloor, these guys did it their way. Check out this unique celebration at Gold Coast wedding venue The Farm House.

There’s a lot to love about Samantha and Brent’s wedding at Kimo Estate – a unique NSW country wedding venue that boasts a 115-year-old shed, 7,000 acres of breathtaking scenery and eco-friendly accommodation.

Megan and Tristan looked high and low for a BYO wedding venue that would happily host a large number of guests. Quirindi Stables answered the call.

Caysey and Brad’s Blue Mountains wedding was a huge triumph. Held at Collits Inn, almost every detail was DIY – including the vintage 1960’s caravan bar, affectionately named ‘Fran the Caravan’.