Journal

Full post coming soon. Shanai & Joshua tied the knot in a heartfelt ceremony at one of Melbourne’s hottest new venues: Sunnyside Estate on the Mornington Peninsula. Read their full story in January 2026. Dreaming of a Sunnyside Estate Wedding? Read the Full Venue Guide Here If you’re looking for ALL the info you need […]

An intimate city wedding with a couture mini, a magenta bouquet and a quietly joyful dinner at QT.

Some weddings are about grandeur, sprawling guest lists, and endless traditions.

But Danielle and Dean knew from the very beginning that what they wanted was something different: simple, heartfelt, and true to them.

On a crisp September day, with just twenty of their closest family members, they exchanged vows in the historic Old Treasury Building Melbourne before gathering at QT Melbourne for a stylish, laughter-filled dinner that felt more like a family celebration than a traditional reception.

The result was effortless, personal, and every inch a reflection of them.

It’s easy to think timelines are for logistics and spreadsheets. But in reality, your wedding day timeline shapes how the entire day feels.

Done right, it gives you space to breathe, soak it all in, and not feel like you’re being shuffled from moment to moment. It’s not about cramming everything in—it’s about creating a rhythm that lets you be fully present.

Here’s how to build a timeline that works for you, not against you.

The first look has become one of my favourite moments to photograph—it’s raw, emotional, and oh-so-memorable. If you’re wondering whether a first look is for you, let’s dive into the pros and cons of a first look, explore its meaning, and discuss how to make it uniquely yours.