Portrait | Wedding | Editorial | Commercial | Event Photographer based in Far North Queensland, Australia
Conga line
My supremely talented colleagues and friends Lizzy Sawdon and Ali George were booked to photograph and video Marco and Kirsty’s wedding, and Lizzy asked me if I’d come along and assist them at The Sea Temple Resort in Port Douglas a few weeks back. What a special wedding it was, so full of big Italian style love and joy. It was such a pleasure to work at this wedding that as each of us left we all individually went up to the couple and their mums to tell them how delighted we were at having been given the chance to photograph such a lively and joyful celebration. Thanks to Marco and Kirsty and their lovely families!
Infinite possibilities
Kirsty and Marco
Click on any of the images in the gallery below to be taken to a click-forward slideshow. These are just a few of the 600 pictures I took that day….
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Love ‘Infinite Possibilities’ – the title truly sums it up.
Really gorgeous.
Hello Martine, having viewed your lovely pics for Kirsty and Marco’s wedding I have had a couple recently book my services as their Marriage Celebrant! Seeing the photos brings back some wonderful memories of the day.
Thanks Natasha! Great to hear it. It was a lovely wedding, wasn’t it.