After looking at our packages page and thinking it looked a bit bland I decided to put the information into a PDF and make it a little more presentable. You can download it from here or our Packages page.
I had a call from Quest News last week requesting an image from a recent wedding.
The crew from Brisbane River Dragons paddled Desney to her waiting Groom, Maeli, at Comslie Beach Reserve on the 24th October 2009. A photo from the day was pictured in the Southern Star on the 4th November 2009.
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Desney and Maeli's Wedding in Brisbane
You can also see more photos and video here
http://nknphotography.com.au/2009/10/27/desney-maelis-wedding-at-colmslie-beach-reserve/
We headed down to Burleigh Heads on Saturday 31 October to photograph the wedding of Lisa and Lewis at the Infant Saviour Church.
The bride to be was busy having her makeup finalised when we first arrived at the girl’s apartment and was trying her best to stay relaxed. The nerves were certainly starting to creep in.
Lisa and her Mum had found an absolutely gorgeous wedding gown for Lisa’s big day and words simply couldn’t explain how beautiful Lisa looked. I think the tears from just about everyone in the room said it all.
Father Pat had the honour of marrying Lisa and Lewis and having known Lisa for quite some time, Father Pat really added a personal touch to the ceremony.
After the happy couple were announced as husband and wife, we headed off to Eco Studio Fellini to commence our location photos. This was also the spot for Lisa and Lewis’ reception which was beautifully setup.
We had a great day photographing Lisa and Lewis’ wedding and we wish you both every happiness for the future.
Hope you enjoy the sneak peak below. Keep checking back as we have some more to add.
For months now we’ve both been so excited about photographing the wedding of Maeli and Desney, and the day finally arrived on Saturday 24 October. We couldn’t wait to get the photography underway!
Desney had put so much thought into the planning for their special day and she had even organised with the Brisbane River Dragons to escort her to the ceremony location via outriggers up the Brisbane River.
We arrived to start the preperation photos with Desney and her girls just after lunch to find that poor Desney was so sick with a tummy bug. Although feeling very under the weather, Desney put on a brave face (such a trouper) and looked stunning in her wedding gown.
After spending an hour or so with the girls, it was off to the Colmslie Beach Reserve so that Desney and Jacob (son) could board the outriggers in preparation for heading to the ceremony location.
Maeli and his four groomsmen were waiting patiently when we arrived at the Colmslie Recreation Reserve and it was such a surprise for the wedding guests when they finally spotted Desney coming up the river. The sounding of a Conch shell and the calling from an Elder was such a beautiful touch to Desney’s entrance to the ceremony location.
Once Maeli and Desney were announced as husband and wife, we were off to the Colmslie Beach Reserve again for some location photos with the bridal party. This was such a great spot for pics and the rows of flowering Jacarandas made for some gorgeous photos.
We’d also like to make a special mention for Desney and Maeli’s limo driver from Brisbane VIP Limousines. The driver could not do enough for the bridal party and was fantastic to work with. Great choice guys!
After the sun had set, we were off to the HQ on Lytton to help Desney and Maeli celebrate at their reception. This was a great spot for the reception and we had so many guests coming up for photos in our little photobooth area.
We truly had a great day with Desney and Maeli and although we were there as the pro photographers, we were welcomed by everyone and felt just like one of the guests.
Guys, we wish you every happiness in your life together and we were honoured to be part of your special day. We hope your photographs help you remember all the special moments from the day you became husband and wife.
Another year, another Riverfire. This year we were lucky to have a friend hold a spot for us with a clear view of the story bridge. We only just managed to get across the bridge before it was closed for the show. As the time crept closer to 7pm the crowd behind was growing very large.
The show began with a flyby of the F111’s but unfortunately without a dump and burn. There seemed to be some difficulties with the story bridge fireworks as there were times of up to 3 minutes or so without anything happening on the bridge. After 25 minutes the F111’s made a return pass and this time with the full dump and burn. This year is my best capture yet of the F111’s doing their famous dump and burn.
Enjoy
