Wow, what a year 2010 has been.
We have had the privilege of photographing some very special weddings this year. While out and about, we have caught up with old friends at weddings, made new friends and witnessed many precious moments.
Here are just a few of the images from weddings we have photographed this year, I hope you enjoy them.
There are just too many beautiful wedding photos to include in one image gallery, be sure to check back soon to see more in part 2…
Exciting times are ahead for Trevor and Jodie, this morning we met in the studio for the grand unveiling of their beautiful wedding album. The smell of fine leather beckoned us to open the album and commence our journey. Looking at the album together, I was reminded of so many special moments.
Trevor and Jodie were married at All Saints on Wickham Terrace before joining their guests for their reception at The Conrad Hotel. If you missed seeing some of their wedding photos, you can catch up on some of Jodie and Trevor’s wedding photos here.
Our congrats to you both, it was a pleasure to be your wedding photographer and design and handcraft a gorgeous wedding album for you.
Congratulations Jodie and Trevor, what a brilliant day your wedding day was. I was really looking forward to photographing Jodie and Trevor’s wedding after meeting them and photographing their engagement shoot. The wedding day began with Trevor enjoying a quiet drink with some mates before getting ready while Jodie and her family perpared at home.
Time to head to the Church, All Saints’ Wickham Terrace was our destination. For the historians, did you know that the present church is the oldest existing Anglican Church in Brisbane and was opened for worship in 1869, replacing an earlier structure of 1862. Its style is nineteenth century gothic revival, with buttressed walls of rough faced rubble, porphyry and sandstone, and a metal clad roof. The interior has a fine example of a hammer-beam roof, which is rare in Australia.
The ceremony was beautiful witnedded by close family and friends. Afterwards, Trevor and Jodie received lots of hugs and kises from everyone. Noisiest people among the crowd were definitely Jodie’s old school friends.
Time for bridal party photos, we went for a wander down near the river near Customs House and the Story Bridge before heading up to Queens Park in front of the Conrad Treasury Hotel. Great locations and images. We gots lots of cheers as a hens night went past aboard the “Hire Engine”. The photos were so much fun, attendants Gary and Stacey helped make it all so much fun. Gary, thanks for tossing the veil, you do it with such style!
The Conrad Treasury Hotel offers a unique experience for guests in Brisbane. A traditional structure, it is so different to the modern anonymous hotels around. Guests enjoyed drinks in the Surveyor’s Room before joining Trevor and Jodie in the Map Room for the reception. Suelin the Conrad’s Wedding and Functions Executive ensured The Map Room looked fabulous ready for guests. Weddings at the Conrad Treasury Hotel are always a wonderful experience for all.
Jodie and Trevor, thanks for having me as your photographer, have a wonderful honeymoon and I will see you in the studio real soon to show you the rest of your photos.
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