Recent Perth weddings
& adventures

A Swan Valley wedding at Sandalford Wines — a garden ceremony under a flowered arbour, the willows and the water, then the vines.

A city wedding at Old Tower House — vows in the white bay window of an 1898 building, then red brick, white arches and a black vintage cab.

An autumn wedding at Old Tower House — a white bay window for the vows, then the great fig tree in the park across the street.

A winter wedding at Old Tower House — an embroidered red dress in a white bay window, then laughter under the fig across the street.

A spring wedding at Quarry Farm — vows in the old shearing shed, then the tree avenue, the wild fig and the fence line under soft cloud.

An autumn wedding at Quarry Farm — burnt-orange flowers, confetti down the aisle, and the last of the sun across the paddocks.

A beach wedding at COAST Port Beach — vows on the sand under a pampas arbour, turquoise water behind them, and portraits against the blue weatherboards.

An autumn wedding in the Swan Valley — a church ceremony, then vine rows, a white gazebo and garden roses under soft cloud.

A Great Southern wedding at Harewood Estate in Denmark — burnt orange all through the day, golden light in the vines, and a road through the tall forest.

A spring wedding at Redgum Wine Estate outside Dwellingup — vows beside the dam under a pampas arbour, the timber jetty and the vines.

An early-spring wedding at Mardella Meadows — vows inside a circular timber arbour, then the farm in the late sun.

A brick church, then the whole afternoon spent walking the grounds — old trees, garden paths and weathered timber, none of it more than a few minutes apart.

An afternoon above the Indian Ocean — a ceremony on the lawn beneath the limestone staircase at Cottesloe Civic Centre, then the last of the light back up on the steps.

Two celebrations in one spring day at Brookleigh Estate — black tie under the Chateau’s limestone arch, a traditional ceremony in gold, and a blossom tree that only flowers for a few weeks a year.

A February wedding at Quarry Farm. Perth summer light is hard and high until late in the day, so the answer is shade — the tree avenue, the old wild fig, and the long walk back as the sun finally drops.

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

The Olive Estate in Henley Brook is an amazing rural-style property filled with great spots for photos. The venue offers ceremony, reception and accommodation all in one.

A summer wedding at Barrett Lane — a flowered arbour under the big tree, sun through the branches for the first kiss, and the veil in the vines at golden hour.

A spring wedding at Barrett Lane in the Swan Valley — vows under the old tree, a kiss at the white timber doors, and the lit archway after dark.

An autumn wedding at The Vines Resort — henna and lace in the morning, a white floral arbour, sunset on the fairway and cold sparks on the lawn.

A summer wedding at The Vines Resort — a flowered arbour, pink bougainvillea, a swing on the golf course and a first dance under greenery.

An autumn wedding at Naked Apple Cider House in the Perth Hills — a draped arbour in the gardens, golden light on the gravel paths, and a cake on a wine barrel under fairy lights.

A winter wedding at Naked Apple Cider House — vows in the forest light, white roses, the paperbarks and the garden bench, then a clear marquee for the night.

An autumn wedding at Burswood on Swan — getting ready high above the river at Crown Towers, an orchid arbour on the lawn at the water’s edge, and a long veil in the last light.

An autumn wedding at Burswood on Swan — golden light in the long grass by the river, the city skyline across the water and a white car on the lawn.

A summer wedding at Wanneroo Botanic Gardens — vows on the timber deck, a kiss on the little bridge, and the fountain and yellow blossom in the gardens.

A spring wedding at Wanneroo Botanic Gardens — the wedding deck under the palms, the lawn and the garden paths, then the beach for the last light.

A spring wedding at Kings Park — vows under a sunflower arch in Marlee Pavilion, the bushland gardens and the city skyline, then a white limousine and sparklers.

An autumn wedding at Caversham House in the Swan Valley — French doors in the morning, vows on the terrace, and a kilt and a veil on the sandstone steps by the waterfall.

A spring wedding at Leeuwin Estate in Margaret River — an arbour in front of the vines, a white car on the lawn and a burnout in a cloud of smoke.

A spring wedding at Darlington Estate in the Perth Hills — a floral arch in the bush, a long veil on the track, and the valley opening out below the vines.

A spring wedding at Sittella Winery in the Swan Valley — vows in the gazebo above the vines, a walk through the rows at golden hour, and a naked cake on a barrel.

An autumn wedding at Chapel Farm Estate in the Swan Valley — white drapes over the deck, the vines in the last light, and dinner under a chandelier and stained glass.

A spring wedding at Bathers Beach House in Fremantle — vows on the boardwalk with the Indian Ocean behind, kilts on the sand, and the reception upstairs over the beach.

A spring wedding in Yanchep National Park — vows under the willows by the lake, the wetlands at golden hour, and a reception underground in Cabaret Cave.

A winter wedding in Yanchep National Park — a ceremony at the heritage Yanchep Inn, black lace and a long veil in the forest, and a reception lit purple in Cabaret Cave.

A winter wedding in the Boathouse at COAST Port Beach — vows on the terrace, then the sand in the late gold light.

A winter wedding by the lake at Chapel Farm Estate — a white arbour over the water, willows, and old stone walls.

A spring wedding at Katrine Steading near Toodyay — old stone and red brick, a rose garden, and the long golden grass by the creek.

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

An autumn wedding in the bush at Yanchep — a tree, a strip of white fabric, and late light through the leaves.

A summer wedding at Buckland Estate in the Avon Valley — vows at the stone homestead, then a red dirt drive and a sky full of gold.

A winter wedding at Buckland Estate — white flower columns on the lawn, soft cloud over green paddocks, and a dark red room with one tall window.

A summer wedding at Statham’s Quarry in the Perth Hills — vows on woven rugs under the orange rock walls, then the sun going down from the ridge with the veil in the air.

A summer wedding in the Chittering Valley — a church ceremony, a dry grass hillside in the late sun, and a reception at Stringybark Winery full of colour and dancing.

A summer wedding at Christ Church Claremont — limestone arches and stained glass, a huge old fig in the late sun, and Matilda Bay at dusk.

A winter wedding at Chapel Farm Estate — wrought iron gates, bare vines over bright green grass, and string lights coming on at dusk.

An autumn wedding at Chapel Farm Estate — a sandstone chapel, a boardwalk over the lake, and vine rows turning gold at sunset.

An autumn wedding in the middle of Perth — getting ready at COMO The Treasury, white heritage balconies and arches, then a ceremony in Kings Park in the late afternoon light.