If you’ve never been to Athol Hall for a wedding in Sydney, the best way to describe it is MAGICAL. The venue is hidden within Sydney’s very own National Park. It also includes a heritage-listed building that houses a direct view of the city skyline and Sydney’s national treasures; the harbour bridge and Opera House. There are so many options for wedding photos on this stunning property.

We commenced the wedding photo session on Athol Hall’s front lawn. As always I started the session with a series of walking shots which got Ben & Marissa relaxed and giggly. These two were so in love they barely needed guidance.

A few months ago I was delighted to get an enquiry from our beautiful bride Manda. Her and her Fiance David were planning on having a small intimate ceremony for their wedding followed by a sunset photo session.

The wedding photography was originally going to take place on the Cape banks fire trail in La Parouse. I had scouted it out prior to the day ad was in awe of the photographic possibilities. However, come October and La Nina was in full swing in Sydney. Lucky for us, we had another gorgeous location in our back pocket: Paddington Reservoir Gardens in Sydney

Rocher was a down-to-earth bride with an admirable independence. She had just finished her 'year of me', in which she accomplished major life goals 'including purchasing her first home' before falling for her now husband, Jonathan. Like Rocher, Jonathan was also an educator at a local school. Rocher taught Physical education whilst Jonathan taught English. Fast forward two years, the two were married at a stunning acreage - Suzarosa in the Blue mountains.