Angus & Caroline

Getting married at the Royal Botanical Gardens in Sydney has to be one of them most beautiful settings for a wedding, anywhere. Where else can you arrive by boat and get of at the Opera House?
The reception itself was held at the Opera House. It just doesn't get much better than this.
The weather was a bit doubtful at times but held out just long enough for the ceremony to finish and a few location shots.

She really wanted that bouquet :-)

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-Chris

deborah and antonio

Got the groom.

Rings, check, ok got them.

Deborah, looking great.

Bride dancing in the lobby, check.

The guest are gathering at Chinamen's Beach, but so are the clouds.

Walking down the aisle.

more of deb and antonio

-Chris

Merlin & Andrew

Merlin getting ready at the 'Four Seasons Hotel'.

After the ceremony at The Rocks we went across to the Opera House for some location photos.

We had plenty of time before the reception started, so we went to Walsh Bay to chill out with the bridal party and to take some casual images.



Before heading off to the reception at The Waterfront Merlin went to their room at the Park Hyatt to freshen up and take in some of the amazing view from the balcony. Of course this was just another photo opp for me :-)

wanna see more, check out their slideshow

-Chris

Samantha & Jerome

Sometimes all you need is a different perspective. Here is me trying to get a different look, and the image below is what I got.

Loads more images here, they are really good, really.

-ChrisB

Nimesh & Anu

Our first Sri Lankan Buddist wedding, excellent fun!

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-Chris

Grace & Tony

Kerry & Frank

Today's wedding was in the Blue Mountains at a beautiful private home. Kerry had the most amazing orange dress that had been designed by the same designer that made all the clothes for Nicole Kidman for Moulin Rouge! The ceremony was held in the gardens showing off Spring in the Mountains to its full glory! It was such a relaxed fun day with loads of family & friends enjoying amazing hospitality.
Kate

The value of 2 photographers

Chris and I often get asked how do we work together on a wedding day. I guess working as a husband & wife team makes us a bit different. Normally with 2 photographers you have a primary shooter and a second shooter, but because Chris and I are both photographers in our own right we are both primary shooters. We work around each other capturing different perspectives, different moments in own individual style. Because we know each others style we are always looking for a different angle or a different perspective.

I wanted to post a few pictures to show you how even standing less than a meter apart we are able to capture 2 totally different images.

1) Stefanie arriving at the chruch. I was capturing the more traditional shot of her arriving at church.



Chris had seen the reflection of her Dad on the car.



2) We had a great time having some time alone with Christine & Huw. Chris's shot was in close.



I was shooting for a wider angle to capture the door behind them



3) Chris using the line of the fence



And using a wider angle to capture more of the scene