Annaliesa and Matias got married in Auckland. Lovely peeps, lovely day.
Wedding Stylist & Co-ordinator – Erin Lovich
Flowers – Cartier for Flowers
Ceremony Venue – St Patrick’s Cathedral, Auckland
Reception Venue – The Northern Club, Auckland
Stationery Design – Cottonwood Studio
Letterpress Printing – Magpie Press
Dress – Vera Wang
Wedding Cake – Judit Meron, Artisan Cakes
Bridesmaid’s Dresses – Anne Barlow
I’m working on a full wedding post from a wedding last year in Auckland…in the meantime, here is one frame from just a couple or three weeks ago at Boomrock.
One of the RARE sunny summer days here in Wellington. I know talking about the weather is super lame, but come on, this summer is having a laugh.
Kate married Alex at her parents bach by Lake Taupo a couple of weekends ago.
It was idyllic.
Tons to post, which I will get to…very soon. Yes indeed, very soon.
I hope this tells the story of yesterday a little bit…mostly sunny, somewhat windy and quite a lot lovely.
Simon & Steph on their wedding day a couple of weeks ago in a 67 Chevy.
At least I think it was a 67 Chevy. I’m not too down with the ins and outs of the automobile industry.
All I know is it was definitely the coolest wedding car I’ve ever seen.
I think they quite liked it too.
Olivia & Tama in TheAmazingTravellingPhotobooth at their wedding a couple of weeks ago.
Wedding was amazing. Even though it rained, rained, rained.
The photobooth was also amazing. Naturally. It always is. Always.
New Years Day…sand tobogganing at Ninety Mile Beach. Could have been disastrous on a mighty hangover but it wasn’t. It was so excellent it could possibly have contributed to end of hangover…I highly recommend it.
Hangover optional.
And the magical four sisters kauri trees, close to Tane Mahuta, the largest Kauri in NZ. It’s massive…too massive to fit in an iPhone lens in fact.
I went on a wee road trip for four days at New Years….Kaitaia to Auckland with some really old friends.
It was bliss, despite the whole raining non-stop summer thing. Camping, drinking, eating good food, hanging out.
These are little i-phone pictures from Cape Reinga. Shot on the iPhone with the app ‘ShakeItPhoto’.
It’s a pretty cool wee app, sure beats carrying the monster DSLR around.
This is Frances, right before she walked into the church.
A little Hepburn inspiration.
Natasha is quite possibly one of the most naturally graceful, quiet and kind people I’ve ever photographed.
Ceremony at Gear Homestead, reception at Boomrock.