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Brittany and James on their wedding day at Kings Park, Perth

Kings Park · Perth

Kings Park
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Kings Park sits on Fraser Avenue above the city and the Swan River — free to enter and open daily, with ceremony venues from small and intimate to much grander, booked through the Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority, and the Western Australian Botanic Garden on the doorstep for photographs.

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We photographed Brittany & James here in October, in Marlee Pavilion, which the Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority describes as nestled in the place of reflection in the Western Australian Botanic Garden. Sunflowers on the arch, the bushland gardens outside, and the city across the water.

Hayley & Connor married in the same pavilion in May, late in the afternoon, after getting ready in the city at COMO The Treasury. Their portraits were made a few minutes’ walk away, among tree ferns and tall trunks as the light went gold.

Kings Park is the one Perth location where the city skyline, the river and native bushland all sit within a short walk. That is why the portraits here look like nowhere else: a veil in the gardens one minute, the skyline behind you the next.

A few rules worth knowing from the authority: a venue booking includes your photography permit, photos-only sessions need a wedding photography permit, there is no filming or photography on the Lotterywest Federation Walkway glass bridge, and the State War Memorial precinct needs RSLWA permission.

A real wedding here

Brittany & James

Kings Park, Perth

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On the lawn at Kings Park, the city skyline behind
The ceremony in Marlee Pavilion, sunflowers on the arch and the chairs
Hands joined at the sunflower arch in Marlee Pavilion
Wrapped in the veil, backlit by the afternoon sun
A kiss above the river, the city across the water
A kiss in a shower of sparklers

Another real wedding here

Hayley & Connor

Kings Park, Perth

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Smiling through the vows in Marlee Pavilion, the late sun behind
In the trees at Kings Park as the sun drops
A kiss on the path under the trees
A laugh on the bench among the ferns
Close together under the tree ferns
The ring going on

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We already know
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Looking for a Kings Park wedding photographer? We've photographed at Kings Park 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.

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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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Kings Park
questions we get asked

Where is Kings Park?
Fraser Avenue, Kings Park, above the Perth CBD and the Swan River. Entry is free and the park is open daily.
Can we get married in Kings Park?
Yes — the Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority hires ceremony venues across the park, from small intimate sites to larger ones, and some have lawns for a cocktail-style afternoon reception. Bookings go through its Bookings Office.
Do we need a permit for wedding photos in Kings Park?
If you have booked a ceremony venue, the authority says the photography permit is included. For photos only, you apply for a wedding photography permit.
Where is Marlee Pavilion?
In the Western Australian Botanic Garden inside Kings Park, in what the authority calls the place of reflection, with views towards the river.

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