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.

When your grandma is also your celebrant you know it’s going to be a day with all the feels. It also helps if you host the wedding at an incredible property in beautiful wine country too.

There’s a lot to love about this Canberra wedding – the flowers, the surprise magician and the venue (to name only a few). But we’re most impressed by is this couple’s ballsy decision to ditch traditions (like a wedding party and ceremony readings) and do things their way.

Buckle up, this unique Sydney wedding was full of unexpected twists and turns but the end result was an epic summer party with a helluva lot of flowers.

This pair nailed their “Sicilian coastal cocktail” theme with a fancy floating wedding venue, linen suits and floral dresses. To top it all off, Mother Nature played along by providing clear blue skies and sunshine.

A traditional tea ceremony, a ‘first look’, a two-piece bridal outfit, a cat wearing a bow-tie… there’s a lot of good stuff to unpack in Akiaja and Tommy’s day. Not least the amazing industrial Brisbane wedding venue they chose.

This couples VIC barn wedding was less about sticking to tradition and more about maximising their time on the DF.