• Lucy & Henry (NGA)

    Alice & Geoff (Monster Kitchen and Bar)

    Kara & Tom (Mona Farm)

    Still learning how to behave in groups

    Heather & Steph (Hotel Villa Beccaris)

    Only angels have wings

    Talya & Emanuel (Sydney Opera House)

    Natalie & Jonathon (Bar Rochford)

    Bel & Wade (Canberra Elopement)

    Jess & Navod (Engaged)

    Mads & Brandan (Poacher’s Pantry)

    Nissie & Jordan (Brindabella Hills Winery)

    Nakiya & Tim (Petrichor Farm)

    Social Graces

    Katerina & Christian (The Boat House)

    Madeline & Josh (Canberra Elopement)

    Beth & Martin (The Mint)

    Shannon & Jeremy (Bendooley Estate)

    Elena & Chris (The Marion)

    Evidence of us

    Spiral Botanicals (Campaign)

Bride and groom laugh together at the National Gallery, framed by sculptural walls, a bouquet of calla lilies in hand. Black and white, cinematic and timeless.
The couple share a quiet, cinematic pause on a velvet couch at Monster Kitchen & Bar. A flash-lit frame — elegant, modern, and tinged with intimacy.
A dress being buttoned, hands working delicately, while a child pops into frame with wide-eyed mischief — the poetry of wedding prep colliding with play.

Only angels have wings
A groom swallowed up in laughter and hands — brotherhood, mischief, and affection all tangled together.

Still learning how to behave in groups
The floor of Bar Rochford becomes a stage — her heel lifted mid-air, their embrace pulling cheers from friends pressed close in the dim-lit room. A first dance that feels more like a secret shared than a performance.

Jessica & Navod
Engagement Portraits

A quiet, intimate wedding portrait — her arm draped around his shoulder, tattoo catching the light, as he presses a kiss to her temple.

Mads & Brandan
Poacher’s Pantry

Petrichor Farm wedding reception in Canberra — a black and white candid of the bride and groom stealing a kiss while guests dance, clap, and cheer around them.

Nakiya & Tim
Petrichor Farm

The Boat House wedding — a candid black and white night portrait of the bride and groom walking arm in arm after their reception, full of joy and intimacy

Katerina & Christian
The Boat House

Beth & Martin
The Mint

Modern wedding photography at The Marion Canberra — a stylish couple share a quiet, candid moment outside the venue at sunset.

Elena & Chris
The Marion

ChatGPT said: Two lovers spilling out into the Canberra night, laughter cutting through the quiet streets — their joy brighter than the streetlights. A walk that feels like freedom.
Two newlyweds folded into each other among the boulders of Brindabella Hills — the dress spilling over stone, the bush rising around them, and the mountains holding them in quiet witness.

Nissie & Jordan
Brindabella Hills Winery

Canberra elopement photography — groom lifting the bride into the air at golden hour in the parliamentary triangle.

Madeline & Josh
Canberra Elopement

Documentary wedding photography in Canberra — a candid black and white shot of a guest capturing the dance floor chaos, camera flash lighting up the night. Real, unscripted moments that make wedding receptions unforgettable.

Social Graces

A quiet first dance at Bendooley Estate — the kind of wedding photography moment we love most: stripped back, raw, and full of tenderness.

Shannon & Jeremy
Bendooley Estate

A family portrait with a touch of mischief — formal wedding photography meets playful rebellion, captured against the rolling hills near Canberra

Evidence of us

Winter florals by Spiral Botanicals — bold textures, rich blooms, and a portrait full of character. Part of Corinna & Dylan’s campaign photography in Canberra, capturing floristry as art and story.

Spiral Botanicals
Winter ‘25 Campaign

Let’s dance

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