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One lazy day in 2009, I decided to embark on a photo-a-day-for-a-year challenge. I set myself a goal to upload a different photo every day - some are of my gorgeous clients, some are of my ever obliging family and friends.

Well, I reached the end of the challenge year, and while I didn't quite succeed at a photo-a-day, this blog became part of my weekly routine.

And so I continue...at a new location.

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Showing posts with label narrikup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label narrikup. Show all posts

Mar 22, 2012

Clare + Travis, Narrikup, 3 December 2011... {wedding}

In my opinion, you can't beat a good farm wedding. 

Perhaps I'm a little biased - Dave and I were married on my family's farm many moons ago. In fact, there were so many moments at Clare + Travis's wedding that reminded me of my own... for started, Father Ed married us too, the same awesome group of farmers-wives arranged the flowers in the marquee and even some of the guests were the same (including my parents!). However, our wedding didn't have a bridal party of three sisters and three bothers unlike this one.

Clare is unique - she's a cow-cocky, who is not afraid to get a bit of (excuse the details) cow-poo on her Bundstones.   BUT what I love about her is that under the king-gee shirt is really a princess with a shoe-fetish! You should see her shoes!  

And her wedding shoes did not disappoint! Bling bling bling!

And Travis... well, I think it was the Father-of-the-Bride's speech that described him as a "man-of-substance". I really like that description.

Congratulations Clare + Travis.

Thanks to my brother, Ben, for assisting me.



For more, here the slideshow;






Dec 6, 2011

Families... {wedding}

It was a pretty unique experience for me on the weekend...

Firstly, the bridemaids were all sisters of the bride . (Aren't they beautiful - especially the one in white!)


To add to that, the groomsmen were all brothers of the groom. (Can you guess which two are twins?)


On top of that, my brother  shot the wedding with me. ( I made him stand there like that to test the light).


And my parents were guests at the wedding!


Plus mum & her friends helped to decorate the marquee with floral creations!


And one last special connection.  Their Minister, Ed, married Dave and I, and christened our daughter at the Tenterden Church.


Special day.

'Nough said.