With a fortunate change from the weather from their engagement session Phil and Rachel got married on a beautiful sunny day up in the Blue Mountains.

I haven’t seen any couples high-five after their first kiss, nor have I had a location shoot on top of a cliff in the middle of a national park before. These guys know how to have a bit of fun. We finished up the day with the reception at Vicary’s Winery.

Hope you enjoy the photos, I know they did.

Earlier this week, I had the privilege of shooting James and Kate’s engagement session. Their wedding will be the first thing up in January, so we got in before the silly season kicks into high gear.

They just have to step outside their door and they’re at Centennial Park in Cooks Hill, the perfect spot. Hope you enjoy the photos.

Do check out the last photo, and you’ll see they’re actually Bella Swan and Edward Cullen in disguise. Except James and Kate actually have more than one facial expression.

This was the first wedding I’ve attended where absolutely everything was perfectly on time, although maybe Nadia was a whole four minutes late walking into the ceremony. That’s some good military effort right there.

But that doesn’t mean these guys were uptight at all, in fact they were just so happy and crazy in love, it was fantastic to see.

From the ceremony at Globe Church, we headed off to Merewether Baths and Civic Park for photos, before heading off to the reception at West’s Mayfield

Enjoy!

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Most people think that the ideal photo conditions are during the day, sunny conditions and warm.

Not Phil and Rachel. How does 9 at night, in the pouring raining and freezing cold strike you? Well, they loved it.

We met up at Circular Quay and travelled between the Opera House and the Museum of Contemporary Art. We did try to stay under-cover, but you’ll see a few shots out in the rain.

These photos are going up a bit late, as their wedding has come and gone. You’ll get to see the wedding in a few days, for which the conditions were fortunately the opposite: sunny and warm.

Well, I’ve now shot a wedding in the my smallest country town yet: Mendooran, out in the central west of NSW. Megan and Davo got married in this ’small, sleepy town’ and it was an absolute blast.

After getting married in the local church, for the location photos, we headed out to the family farm, and up to the highest point for miles – not that it was really that high – but this lovely couple got engaged up there, and it was quite a view. (Also see if you can spot the woolly friends in a photo below.)