A flashmob dance, a lip sync battle and bridesmaids in sneakers – this Southern Highlands wedding was an absolute cracker.

Five years after their first date, this couple tied the knot at a stunning Yarra Valley venue with 83 guests and a boatload of flowers.

An ivy-covered courtyard smack bang in New York and a dress that will stop hearts beating – Sandra and Tim’s wedding was everything.

Dogs, paddocks, a shared feast, secret vows and cocktail hour picnics – this rustic WA wedding is a celebration of everything we hold dear.

It wasn’t exactly the royal wedding they’d hope for. Covid restrictions saw their guest list go from 190 to 11 almost overnight but in the end their intimate Melbourne wedding was all they needed to make their dream of hanging out together forever, finally official.

If you are looking for ways to step away from typical wedding traditions and add your own spin, take some inspiration from this couples Sydney waterfront wedding.

Dating back to 1844, this historic property was the perfect blank canvas for this couple’s personalised celebration which included custom made tambourines and a gin station.

This Southern Highlands wedding was a dream. A stunning venue, relaxed vibes and some of the most beautiful bouquets we’ve seen in a long time.

This couple took the idea of a wedding festival (Wedstival) to whole new heights, with personalised cocktails, neon signs, giant tipis, tap beer and their two adorable furry friends.

We learnt two important things from this cool couple’s wedding: to wear sneakers (comfort is everything) and to hire a wedding planner, especially if you’re getting hitched on a private property.

Married at a beautiful garden wedding venue in Ballarat, this couple kept things light, easy and fun thanks to an incredible team of vendors and a late night donut delivery.

This couple had a weekend-long celebration in Tasmania that incorporated a mechanical bull, a vintage motorbike and a 1950s inspired dress code.