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The Mornington Peninsula was the perfect place for Jess and Ben to say ‘I do’, bringing together the people who have helped shape their story for a celebration that felt relaxed yet refined.

With Jess working in design and experience, the feeling of the day mattered just as much as how it looked. Every detail was thoughtfully considered through the le...


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With a historic bluestone homestead, antique hydrangeas, chocolate brown bridesmaids and a Rachel Gilbert gown finished with an oversized bow, Chloe and Mitch’s wedding was all about relaxed, old-world charm.

Inspired by the things Chloe loves most – vintage pieces, burgundy and brown, homestead-style celebrations and florals that feel a little gather...


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Sarah at Barwon Edge, captured by Still Muse.

For many (dare we say most?) couples, when you begin wedding planning, there is so much that you just don’t know. So much happens behind the scenes to make your day run smoothly, and if missed, can make a substantial impact on how the celebrations unfold.

And one of the big things couples often don...


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Real bride Bonnie wore a custom By Kinsman gown, photo: Mandy Wood Studio

Finding your wedding dress is one of those moments you’ve probably imagined long before you got engaged. But once it’s time to start booking bridal appointments, i...


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Dani and Darcy got married on the beach in Sorrento, and we can’t think of a better place for this pair.

Surfers, lovers of the ocean and clearly not ones for taking things too seriously, they embraced the setting with a palette of soft blues, pastels and sunset pinks, while the boys arrived looking rather dapper – mullets and all.

There’s plenty...


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