A real wedding · Dwellingup

Amity & Karl
Peel wedding

A forest wedding near Dwellingup — a red aisle through the tall trees, a suspension bridge, and golden light on the river rocks.

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Amity & Karl married in the forest near Dwellingup in November. White chairs lined a red aisle between the trees, and the arbour was macramé hung with bright flowers.

They kissed, threw their arms in the air, and walked back down the aisle. Then we went down to the river: across a suspension bridge through the forest, and out onto the rocks as the late sun came through the leaves.

The forest light near Dwellingup is the whole reason to get married there. Under the canopy it is soft and green; at the water’s edge, in the last hour, it goes gold.

Then the reception under festoon lights, and a twirl on the dance floor.

The gallery

Amity & Karl

Dwellingup, Peel

White chairs and a red aisle among the tall forest trees

The first kiss beneath the macramé and flower arbour

Arms in the air at the arbour as the ceremony ends

Smiling together on the suspension bridge

Walking across the suspension bridge through the forest

Foreheads together, hands held, in the late sun

Hands held, the new ring catching the light

The bride twirling under the festoon lights

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