Mollie and Sam always wanted a smaller, lowkey wedding at a registry office and had 25 guests for their ceremony, with a larger reception after. "We decided to choose one in London, as we both lived there for many years before we moved back to our home town. "Weddings are for fun parties, make sure your music is great and everything else will be fine! Everything you worry about in the lead up to the wedding becomes so irrelevant on the day, don’t stress it."

Shaan and Hailey knew they wanted to get married on Shaan's parents’ property since the first time they visited together. "It is a very special and magical place, and we wanted our entire community to have the opportunity to enjoy the tranquillity it offers, since we talk about it so often. It was also so special to be married “at home.” Even though neither of us grew up there or live there now, the fact that it is his parents’ home added a relaxed element to the day that we

Angela Jazmin Studio is a bilingual Latina destination wedding photographer based in San Francisco, specialising in in 35mm, 120, and Super 8 film. Angie offers nostalgic, artful journalistic storytelling with a modern, editorial twist. Angela Jazmin Studio's goal is to create effortless, stylish photographs that feel both elevated and emotionally honest—capturing the essence of your love with depth and beauty.

Ilana and Alejandro had a small destination wedding in Puerto Rico and music played an important role. "My husband is a musician, so it was non-negotiable. We had a string trio for the ceremony, planeros for the parade, an eight-piece band, and a DJ. Alé also planned a special surprise performance for our guests and me. He jumped on stage with the band and performed ‘Are you Gonna be my Girl’ by Jet."

Sierra Dawn Photo is based in California and documents weddings worldwide. She photographs both digitally and on film, with a special love for medium format film and imagery that feels timeless, romantic and emotionally honest. Sierra Dawn Photo's approach is rooted in genuine connection, thoughtful artistry and preserving the moments that matter most.

Kim and Frank fell in love with the idea of a spring garden in bloom and decided to let the space shine. "Our tea ceremony took place against the garden backdrop with no additional florals or signage. For cocktail hour and dinner, simple bud vases and ikebana-inspired arrangements of colorful, wispy blooms complemented the space."

This Sculptural Garden Soirée was inspired by the ceremony space designs observed by Satin Bow Events in Europe and explored the interplay of colour, texture, and shape.

Somewhere Between the Seasons: An Italian Reverie, captured by Nicoletta Subitoni, was envisioned as a moment caught between winter and spring, situated in the multi-layered realm of La Foleia. Inspired by a shared passion for eclectic design, philosophy, and English gardens, the editorial portrays an intimate elopement defined more by ambiance and colour, than by tradition.

Tell us a little about yourselves! Lowana is a visual artist born in a rainforest area of Northern NSW called Barkers Vale. Tom is a composer and lawyer born in Adelaide. We met during university on the Gold Coast, and actually kissed on the dance floor at a “Where’s Wally” themed uni party before Tom messaged me about collaborating about a year later. Over about 8 months we experimented, played, and created some super weird and interesting performance art pieces, combining m

Melissa Mills is a documentary wedding photographer from Perth known for her genuine and candid style. She crafts stories that are authentic and artful, embracing real moments rather than predictability. Melissa Mills forms true connections with the couples she photographs and is present when needed and observant when it matters. She frequently travels to Europe and New Zealand, capturing weddings across the globe.

James Simpson takes a laid-back and unobtrusive approach to weddings. With over fifteen years experience, he aims to capture moments naturally as they unfold, without interfering. His focus is on the day's energy and positive atmosphere. Based on the NSW South Coast, James Simpson also travels for weddings.

Acacia and Mick have been together for 12 years and planned their wedding in 3 months. "We can confirm it’s possible and last minute weddings might be a bit of a hack…though probably not one we’d recommend to Type A personalities! For us it was important to create a day that felt genuine and easy going, while avoiding any cliché traditions that didn’t feel like us. Ultimately, we wanted it to be about connection and celebrating our love with the people we love most."

Lilia Sciarretti's ability to connect with her couples through photography and videography is why she pursues her work. It has always been about the human connection. Learning about what inspires her couples, in turn, inspires her. She captures your moments to evoke feelings and help you remember. Discovering your story allows her to find her own. Lilia Sciarretti is based in Charleston, South Carolina, but also spends time in Italy and travels globally to photograph weddings

Kenna Hisky Co. invests time in getting to know her couples, their priorities, and the atmosphere they desire, ensuring a personal connection with each couple on their wedding day. Her approach is genuine and artistic, and she strives to preserve each moment with utmost care. Kenna Hisky Co. is based in Southern California and travels worldwide for weddings.

"For most guests, it was their first time in Sicily, so we wanted to share with them what we had grown to love so much about this special place. From our very first visit to Sicily, we loved the vibrancy of the area—everything seemed almost as if it was in technicolour; the most red tomatoes in the food markets, the sun-bleached blue skies, the fields of orange and lemon groves along the sides of the roads. We wanted our wedding to be a celebration—ffull of colour, joy, music