There’s a stillness in Timothy Blacketer’s work that speaks louder than most wedding films ever attempt. Based in Sydney and travelling wherever love takes him, Timothy creates wedding films that feel deeply human, alive with energy yet anchored in an elegant, considered calm. His work is less about staging and more about sensing: the atmosphere, the emotion, the heartbeat of a moment.
Read MoreThis editorial isn’t simply about a photographer’s work behind the camera. It’s about representation, visibility, and the power of creating the imagery you wish existed. When photographer Samantha Riles set out to conceptualise this shoot, she wasn’t interested in recreating familiar narratives. Instead, she set out to explore what an elevated, fashion-forward wedding editorial featuring two femme-presenting women could look like. The result is a beautifully considered celebration of romance, style, and identity, offering a vision that feels both timeless and refreshingly contemporary.
Read MoreBlue Reverie is a quiet exploration of modern wedding romance, unfolding through soft structure, tactile detail and the calming hues of the South Coast.
Read MoreCloth and Confetti brought a playful yet refined vision to life within the walls of Melbourne’s beloved Poodle Bar and Bistro—a venue known for its bold aesthetic, nostalgic charm and rich interiors.
Read MoreSet against the timeless backdrop of Maylands Lodge, this styled shoot captures the essence of modern romance and refined elegance. With its heritage architecture and picturesque gardens, the venue provided the perfect stage for a celebration of love between two grooms, beautifully curated by Dear Leone and photographed by Hobart-based wedding photographer By The Wilde.
Read MoreStep into the world of modern romance with this styled shoot. The team embarked on a quest to encapsulate the essence of chic sophistication intertwined with playful elegance. Their vision? A blend of formality and frivolity, where two stylish souls could revel in each other’s company amidst an ambience that exudes both charm and allure.
Read MoreEnter a realm of love and creativity with this editorial shoot led by Kath of Bow Creative and Graham of Tweed Twigs. This editorial shoot captures the essence of two grooms’ journey, inspiring couples to break free from convention. As we step into 2024, let this celebration of love be your inspiration for crafting a wedding that is uniquely yours.
Read MoreRecognising a gap in the market, Jewel Chenoweth and her partner created Faithwood Chapel, an intimate and elegant elopement chapel in Adelaide.
Read MoreAs we move into a new era of weddings, the word “fun” should be dominant as you plan your wedding because the days of “tradition” are behind us. There's no better way to reflect your personality than by having a wedding that shows off your sense of style. That's why this editorial by Melbourne-based photographer Kyra Boyer is a piece sure to inspire.
Read MoreFor fans of Bridgerton (Season 2 set to be released in 2022), you may notice the location of this styled shoot; Leigh Court, situated just outside of Bristol.
A team of talented UK wedding vendors came together to create a piece of inspiration that celebrates diversity and inclusivity.
Read MoreA photography workshop in the UK, headed up by Stephanie Dreams Photography and Ruby Walker, focuses on creating a safe space for wedding vendors to create content and become educated on how to do better to ensure the wedding industry is more inclusive and supportive of the LGBTQI+ community. Coming from this workshop is the photography of Charlie Britz, featuring real couple Dan and Rhys (@thosetwoqueerz) and the talents of an abundance of UK wedding professionals.
Read MoreFrom superb locations to lush blooms, incomparable venues, and everything in between, Australia's west coast has so much to offer for couples seeking chic, luxuriant wedding options. Photo By: Peggy Saas
Read MoreWhen it comes to your wedding song selection, the decisions can become a little overwhelming. Where do you start? What songs do you choose?... The entrance song, the song for when you sign your certificate, the exit song, and then there is the first dance, so many songs to choose. Where do you even begin to look?
Read MoreWhisky and defenders, architecture and coastal farmland, this wedding shoot is New Zealand luxury at its best.
Read MoreIf 2020 taught us anything in wedding planning, it was that being true to yourself as a couple is fundamental, and keeping things simple by no way means keeping things boring, and this elopement shoot cements just that.
Conceptualised by Photographer- Brady Bates, and Chas Thompson Thomas of Wildflower Portland, the duo found Michaela and Adrianne an elopement venue hiding in plain sight – the local skate park.
Read More"The rose has become such an essential part of weddings," Kath of Melbourne wedding planning studio Bow Creative tells us. "With this design, I was drawn to deconstruct a rose's parts and bring those elements to life."
This wedding editorial is sure to inspire every couple planning their big day in 2021.
Read MoreSelecting the song for your first dance is just as important as the dance itself, as it needs to be a true reflection of you as a couple. We've sort expert advice from wedding DJ's Aleks and Eddy from One More Song who, over the course of their time have assisted 100's of couples with their first dance song and they give us their 5 Best First Dance Songs.
Read MoreBe inspired by this inspirational shoot that lusciously seeps connection, love and intimacy where two gorgeous souls come together under the picturesque coastal sunset.
Read MoreEliise Maar’s collections of hand-crafted pieces are designed to embrace the wild and unique beauty of each and every individual. Each piece is carefully hand-made out of her Melbourne studio using only the finest of locally sourced metals and gemstones.
Read MoreWhen the team behind this styled shoot planned their concept and found their couple, Tony & Jake, they had no idea that one of the gents was actually planning to propose on set.
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