Bride and groom standing small against the Perth Hills valley

A real elopement · Perth Hills

Jamie & Anthony
Anderson Point elopement

A small, quiet wedding at Anderson Point in the Perth Hills — a macrame arch, a handful of guests, and the whole valley behind them.

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Jamie & Anthony married at Anderson Point in Brigadoon, looking out over Walyunga National Park. The bride walked through the bush to her ceremony, they said their vows beneath a macrame arch, and walked back down the aisle past a small group of guests.

A wedding this size changes how it is photographed. There is no crowd to work around, so we could stay close and quiet, and with no crowd to manage there was time to take them out onto the ridge.

That is where the valley comes in. We photographed them small against all of it, then walked them back into the long, dry grass on the hillside as the light dropped — a kiss in the grass on the ridge, and the two of them looking out over the valley from the trees.

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Jamie & Anthony

Anderson Point, Perth Hills

Intimate Perth Hills ceremony beneath a macrame arch

Couple walking back down the aisle past their guests

Bride and groom kissing in the long grass on the ridge

Bride and groom at their Anderson Point elopement in the Perth Hills

Bride and groom signing the marriage register

Couple looking out over the valley from the trees

Couple embracing in the dry grass above the valley

Bride walking through the bush to her ceremony

Bride and groom together in the dry hillside grass

Groom leading his bride by the hand across the hillside

Detail of the bride's dress and the groom's tattooed hand

Couple kissing beneath the macrame ceremony arch

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