Avon Valley · Toodyay & Northam
Avon Valley
wedding photographer
Old stone homesteads, long tree-lined drives and paddocks that turn gold in summer and green in winter. The Avon Valley is far enough from Perth to feel like the country, and most couples and guests make a weekend of it.
We’ve photographed weddings at Buckland Estate, between Toodyay and Northam, in both summer and winter, and at Katrine Steading near Toodyay in November. It is the same valley with very different pictures: red dirt and gold light in January, green grass and soft cloud in June.
The buildings do a lot of the work out here. Stone walls, white verandah posts and red doors give you texture and warmth in every direction, and a lit doorway at dusk is about as good a backdrop as a wedding gets.
Then there is the land. Plan the day around the drive and the light: a mid-afternoon ceremony, portraits as the sun drops across the paddocks, and the reception once it has gone. Buckland Estate has cottages and a glamping village, so guests can stay the night.
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Looking for an Avon Valley wedding photographer? We’ve been photographing weddings for twelve years, across more than three thousand of them. Eight photographers on the team means your date is rarely a problem, and there’s always someone ready if plans change.
Your full gallery arrives in six to eight weeks, professionally edited, with sneak peeks well before that.
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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