Wedding Photography in Perth, Western Australia

We learnt something new at Lisa and Damien’s wedding – we learnt that in Mauritius, the groom’s mother walks the groom down the isle too. We thought that this was the most natural thing to do at a wedding, and we left wondering why such beautiful tradition never set a foot in most other cultures.

The wedding ceremony took place at the Tropical Grove at The University of Western Australia, a venue very dear to our heart. It was the venue Marina and I were meant to get married at, before rain washed away those dreams on a rainy February day in 2007.

For location photos, we stayed around the university grounds before heading off to Swanbourne beach for some sand, sun, and a lot of fun. It was a brilliant day, rounded off with a lovely reception at the very inviting Indiana at Cottesloe.      

Perth brought out a beautifully pleasant summer day for Amber and Daniel’s wedding.

The wedding ceremony was held at the Church of St Mary The Virgin in South Perth. Reverend John of this church is the current holder of Objektiv Photography’s prestigious Most Helpful Priest award, for his awesome help on the day. Not only did he suggest that I stand behind the altar to get the best angle for the ceremony shots, but he also moved away at the critical time, allowing me to get a clear shot of Amber walking down the isle. Top stuff!

For location photography, we visited one of our favourites, East Perth, and we concluded the day with a gorgeous reception at the Parmelia Hilton Hotel in Perth.