Emerging from the church is always a highlight and today was no different. Guests were so excited to congratulate Kim and Roger. Ann Street Presbyterian Church is dwarfed by modern buildings all around, it remains a symbol of a time gone by. Did you know the current church was built in 1871? I wonder what the view was like way back then?
It seemed everyone had a camera!
And there is always one in a crowd… love your work Adrian!
Time for a quick “cheesy” photo…
We arrived at the Brisbane Polo Club as darkness was approaching.
Naldham House was built in the late 1870s. What a decade of construction this must have been in Brisbane. Major extensions occurred in 1889 and the House served as a shipping office for almost a century. In 1988 major external and internal alternations were carried out as the building was converted for use buy the Brisbane Polo Club.
Cake That! Kim and Roger had a delicious wedding cake prepared by Cake That.
During the reception, guests made their way downstairs to the Photo Booth to pull some crazy faces behind the curtain…
And so my day went full circle. Here is the same view from where my day started some 12 hours earlier. Returning to my car after a short ferry ride, I went home feeling privileged to have been the one to photograph Kim and Roger’s wedding day. All the very best to you both, I look forward to seeing you in the studio to show you your beautiful photos.
If you missed {Episode 1} of Kim and Roger’s wedding, click here.
