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Jamie and Anthony on their wedding day at Anderson Point, Perth Hills

Perth Hills · Whadjuk Noongar Boodjar

Anderson Point
elopement photographer

Anderson Point is a stunning, secluded event venue for small, intimate ceremonies and elopements for up to 30 guests in the Perth Hills, on Whadjuk Noongar Boodjar.

Thirty guests changes how a day is photographed. There's no crowd to work around, so we can stay close and quiet — and the pictures end up feeling like the day actually felt.

The valley behind the ceremony space is the reason to book here. We photographed Jamie & Anthony small against all of it, then walked them back into the long grass as the light dropped.

The outlook has a name: Walyunga National Park. That is what sits behind your ceremony — not a landscaped garden but actual protected bushland, which is why the wide frames from here do not look like anywhere else we shoot.

Anderson Point is at Brigadoon, on the Perth Hills side of the Swan Valley. It is exclusive-use and they deliberately take limited bookings, so there is no second wedding turning over behind you and no coordinator hurrying you along.

There is a package built for ten guests or fewer, which makes it one of the few genuinely good elopement options this close to Perth. An elopement is not a shorter wedding, it is a different one: fewer people to organise means we can spend the time on you rather than on group photos, and the day tends to run on feel rather than a schedule.

A real wedding here

Jamie & Anthony

Anderson Point, Perth Hills

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Couple standing small against the Perth Hills valley at Anderson Point
Bride and groom kissing in the long grass on the ridge
Couple walking back down the aisle past their guests
Couple embracing in the dry grass above the valley
Intimate hills ceremony under a macrame arch
Bride and groom signing the marriage register
Bride walking through the bush to her ceremony
Groom leading his bride by the hand across the hillside
Detail of the bride's dress and the groom's tattooed hand
Couple looking out over the valley from the trees
Bride and groom together in the dry hillside grass
Couple kissing beneath the macrame ceremony arch

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We've photographed at Anderson Point and we shoot across the Perth Hills, Swan Valley and the coast every season. That means we're not working out your venue on the day — we're working out your family.

Eight photographers on the team means your date is rarely a problem, and there's always someone ready if plans change.

He captured our moments perfectly and all we had to do was enjoy our day! Would highly recommend Jesse.
Nikki Moore

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Anderson Point
questions we get asked

How many guests can Anderson Point have?
Up to thirty. That cap is the point of the place rather than a limitation — thirty people fit around you instead of in rows, and the photographs end up feeling like the day actually felt.
Where exactly is Anderson Point?
Brigadoon, in the Perth Hills on the edge of the Swan Valley, looking out over Walyunga National Park. It feels considerably further from the city than it is.
Is Anderson Point good for an elopement?
It is one of the better ones near Perth. There is a package for ten guests or fewer, and because the venue is exclusive-use you are not sharing the view with another wedding. For a very small day we would normally suggest a short, unhurried coverage block rather than a full day.
How long do we need a photographer for a thirty-guest wedding?
Less than you would for a hundred and twenty. Without large family group lists and a long reception running order, the day compresses, and much of what makes a small wedding worth photographing happens in the hour either side of the ceremony.

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