Venue: Waldara Farm
Prashanti and Alessio’s wedding marks many a milestone in my photography career. My first country side wedding in Australia resulting in me realising my dream to be an intimate, country wedding photographer. My first multi cultural wedding with Vikram as my 2nd photographer. This man is a legend in the architecture world (both design and photography). He loves what mother nature has to photograph as much as I do and it was a privilege to work alongside him.
Given the wet weather in NSW over the past few weeks, P&A braved the chill, the drizzle and boy did they sizzle!
For now enjoy my first published wedding from the Sony a7iii and have a read about how the weekend at Waldara Farm went by.
CIVIL CEREMONY
Their civil ceremony was in danger of being a washout. Prash and Ale were desperate to at least be able to have one of their wedding ceremonies outdoors and I backed them. It was a reminder to all of us that a little rain never hurt anyone and when you have a bride like Prash who’s happy to brave the cold and the mud, you’re guaranteed a great time and images!
Ale said it was about time to put on an exhibit to teach everyone how to play proper football 
It was all drama with the clouds opening up throughout the day right up to the moment Prashanti walked down the aisle to beaming sunshine. These guys have had an incredible journey together thus far and today’s party was testament to that and the immense love they have and share from their families and friends. 
Prashanti took her vows in Italian and boy was she splendid at it. This was no mere 2 sentences strung together, but a 6 minute monologue spoken with a near perfect accent. Of course it was bound to have Ale shed a tear or two. 
I always make it a point to have the first kiss captured with a view of the guests. What an image by Vikram! 
With the Sri Lankan first kiss done, it was time for the Italian first kiss 
This is one of the most important images to me from the wedding.
2018 has been my favourite at weddings. I’ve been privileged to meet like minded couples who don’t mind a bit of mud (whilst I roll in it taking photos), the wet, the wind. They instead just go about being their authentic selves helping me create memories for them. Going forward, this will be my modus operandi – to meet 18 such couples each year and make magic together
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