Wedding Photography in Perth, Western Australia

We looked forward to Nicola and Bryan’s wedding for a long time. Obviously, this had nothing to do with the fact that Nicola was one of most active fans on our Facebook Page and that we wanted to give something in return .

The day started at Nicola’s parents’ house where the warmth and love of a close-knit family was so beautifully evident. Nicola had a well-guarded secret for her wedding day, the colour of her dress. You could just hear the wows and grasps from everyone, including the groom, as she walked down the isle. This just shows that the norms and rules are there to be broken, especially when they do not reflect one’s personality.

The ceremony was held at the funky Swan Shell in Burswood. Its geometry creates funny air turbulence, and this made it nearly impossible to release balloons, but Nicola and Bryan at the end overcame the laws of physics .

The location photos were done at the Hyde Park (this was our second visit there in two weeks), and the reception was held at the cosy Origins Restaurant inside the Pan Pacific hotel (formerly Sheraton) in Perth. A big head turner at the reception was the awesome looking wedding cake that fit so well with the colour and feel of the day.

Finally, big shout out to Kirsty and Ryan from Covered With Love, whose wedding we photographed in 2010, and who helped with the design and planning of Nicola and Bryan’s wedding.

In the case you’ve wondered, and we know you have , which wedding the first image in the home page slideshow of our new website at www.objektiv.com.au came from, we are proud to present it here. Dianna and Chris’ wedding took place on the last Friday of November, just about the time we were selecting photos for the new site. Late that evening, we had a quick look through the photos and when this particular photo came on, we paused and you could hear our gasps. We always wanted a fresh, recent image to grace our new site, and we knew then that this was it.

Dianna got ready at the Hillarys Harbour Resort and the wedding ceremony took place at the beautiful St John’s Anglican Church in Fremantle. This church is a very popular tourist destination in Fremantle, but we still could not believe when two tourists came in and had a look around, fully oblivious that a wedding was about to take place .

The location photos were done around the well known and well photographed Cliff Street area of Fremantle. It is well photographed for a reason, as it is simply one of the most strikingly stunning backdrops for wedding photography that we have in Perth. From there, we made a stopover at the Swanbourne beach for some lovely late afternoon beach shots, before heading off to the Breakwater for the wedding reception.