We were off to Rockhampton again this past weekend to photograph the wedding of Karlie and Luke on Saturday 10th October.

Karlie and Luke decided to hold their ceremony and reception at the gorgeous Kershaw House. This has to be one of the best spots in Rockhampton and the owners of Kershaw House should be very proud of what they have achieved. Anyway, enough about the location and more about our lovely couple.

We arrived in Rockhampton early Saturday morning and then headed out to Karlie’s parent’s house at Laurel Banks.  Ian and Donna welcomed us into there home and we were so surprised to see that everyone was very well organised.  Usually there is still a flurry of activity with hair/make up and bridesmaids getting ready.

One of the very first things we noticed was Karlie’s gorgeous wedding dress hanging from the bed frame in one of the large open bedrooms.  The dress was absolutely beautiful with stunning lacework and of course, Tina couldn’t wait to see Karlie in her dress.

After plenty of pre-wedding photos of Karlie and a glass of champagne to calm the nerves,  we were off to Kershaw House to get some shots of Luke and his groomsmen.

The boys were waiting patiently when we arrived and we even caught Luke taking a sneak peak at his watch to check the time. Brides are meant to be late – its tradition!

Karlie and Luke had a beautiful ceremony and you could truly see the joy on their faces as they both said their i-dos.

Following the ceremony and family photos,  we headed off to the Kershaw Gardens for some location photos, followed by Customs House and then the Range for sunset.  We literally had the bridal party jumping out of their cars for the sunset photos as the sun had only minutes before it disappeared behind the mountains.

We had an absolute blast spending the day with Karlie, Luke, Yasmine, Amy, Andrew and Cameron.  We wish you guys all the very best for your future together and we hope you have a fantastic honeymoon.

Here is a sneak peak at your wedding pics. Enjoy!

 

Lisa and Martin chose the Caloundra Power Boat Club as the spot that would see them become husband and wife.  The weather was really beautiful, although a little windy, and Lisa looked absolutely stunning. Following the ceremony and family photos,  we headed around to Clarke Place (just near Alfies) for some location photos.  We were able to capture some great shots and really hope you enjoy the sneak peak. We’d like to wish Lisa and Martin all the very best for their married life together and we were honoured to have been part of your special day.