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Let me share some beach weddings where I performed as the Wedding Celebrant around Lennox Head, Ballina, Evans Head to Angourie ...
Boulders Beach Wedding - Skennars Head - Shannon & Krystal
Gotta love a man in a kilt. Make that 4 men in a kilt (and a girl to be exact). Complete with swords, knives and even his own man pouch. Shannon was ready for anything coming his way.
He better be, because here comes his wife to be along with her entourage of 4 women in red. Krystal was beaming and was eager to step into the heart shaped out of red rope and officially begin her life as Mrs Shannon Hunter.
Shannon's dad Andrew, did the honours of the Scottish tradition of elbow tying with tartan ribbon, welcoming Krystal into the Hunter clan.
With smiles, laughter and plenty of love to go round, it was a heartfelt, romantic and joyful celebration. Shannon and Krystal, you two are simply meant to be.
Enjoy your new beginnings and may there be many happy memories ahead. Ching Ching. Jaq & Gaz xxx
7 Mile Beach Beach Wedding - Lennox Head - Dane & Natasha
Sunday morning, birds are singing, sun is shining and Dane & Natasha have sealed the deal all before brunchtime.
The lawn opposite Seven Mile Cafe was the spot chosen for their romantic nuptials. A beautiful back drop of the Lennox point, with thundering surf and windblown sand thrown for special effects.
An intimate affair with plenty of flair was the plan at the Lennox Point Hotel where no doubt plenty of bubbles were shared and a funny story or two.
To Mr & Mrs Fira-Evans, may your happiness continue for many, many more years to come.
Flat Rock Beach Wedding - Ballina East - Josh & Tiffany
Flat Rock, Ballina is the perfect place to sink a coldie while you’re waiting for your bride to arrive. A Gentle breeze in the air and sun drilling straight through those 3 piece suits. The day couldn't have been better. Then it got better when an anxious Josh caught sight of Tiffany walking up the beach. Indigo, their gorgeous two year old, was by her mum's side when she strolled down the rose petal aisle.
Tiffany was attended by three vibrant bridesmaids in flowing red numbers, Josh with three of his buddies egging him on. A real family affair with five generations of Tiffany's family fortunate enough to witness and celebrate another wonderful milestone in their family history.
7 Mile Beach Wedding - Lennox Head - Cody & Mercedes
How to do quirky: –
1. fall in love with someone from California,
2. get some coloured vinyl records, melt them into flowers and make a bridal bouquet with them,
3. make sure your groomsmen look like bouncers,
4. delete bridesmaids – get the drift..
Quirky also = fun and that followed for not only Cody and Mercedes but friends and families alike.
These two were well truly ready to rock the Kasbah and get down and dirty.
The Lennox Point Hotel wouldn't have known what was about to hit them. Cody and Sadie, you have a style all of your own and I am sure this style will see you both thru to the end.
7 Mile Beach Wedding - Lennox Head - Perry & Jess
Blessed are they that can handle a mid-summers day sun in a suit. Perry and his groomsmen can. It was worth the wait though. The beach was sweltering and the icy beers didn’t do much to break the heat.
How to arrive in style. Make sure the convoy of hot makeover cars are ribboned up and that they sound like thunder. Very effective when there are no clouds threatening rain.
The bride, the bridesmaids and the flower girls congregated in a swirl of coral dresses looking as radiant as the recently departed thunder.
The stage was set with most of the guests staying on the sand dunes above the advancing tide line. Great view of the proceedings and the bridal party gave them plenty to look at. Gorgeous!
Plenty of laughs and toasting from their friends and family. Perry and Jess never let on that they must have been medium to well done by the end of the ceremony. Great couple looking forward to their a great life together.
7 Mile Beach Wedding - Lennox Head - David & Kimberley
Gotta love a themed wedding - Yeah 50's.
David & Kimberley pulled it off to a 'T'.
From the girls rolling up in a shiny black Cadillac convertible to the outfits. Then the hair, the makeup and right down to the shoes.
Trippy. Back in time.
Heads turning every which way just to catch a glimpse of the bridal party.
The boys decked out formerly too.
Not to miss out on all the fun, David & Kim's beloved Jack Russell, Coco was part of the bridal party and did herself proud in her new leach complete with rose bouquet.
Go the dog.
As the light was fading fast the happy couple and their entourage were whisked away in the Caddy for some romantic photos.
Top of PageElopement - Shelley Beach - Ballina - Pedro & Leah
Nothing was going to wipe the smile from our Leah’s face. Wasn't she the most excited bride! Running away with the man of her dreams to elope in this beautiful part of the world.
Shelly beach was their chosen location with just the five of us. So romantic and one of the loveliest heartfelt ceremonies I have had the pleasure of witnessing.
The heavens opened up and as the rain began to fall, no one budged. It all just seemed so right and such a perfect moment, it didn't matter.
Nearly soaked to the core, Pedro & Leah said their ‘I do's’ and all that was left was the popping of some champers and a toast to the happy couple.
Chin Chin - Pedro & Leah.
Elopement - Boulders Beach - Lennox Head - Phil & Kirsty
Even the Celebrant starts to get a little edgy when the bride is an hour late! Where is she? What is she doing?
Then I get a phone call "Has he got the rings?" Where are the rings!! Never mind the rings your losing the light of day love, get yourself here!!
Alas she arrives, champagne in hand and cool as a cucumber. Quick girl, follow me, and we're off, Celebrant, photographer, bride all in tow.
Your knight in shining armour is awaiting. And that he was, as cool as her!
This couple rocked right from the start, nothing phased them. The air was as cool as they were and the ceremony was filled with so much love between them it created enough warmth for all of us.
Flowing champagne, lots of kisses, lots of giggles, like two high school sweet hearts…Got to love it!
Top of PageBoulders Beach Headland Wedding - Lennox Head - Craig & Rebel
Boulders Headland is such a magic setting for a wedding. Especially on a sunny day with a brisk breeze and the sound of the waves crashing on the rocks below.
The family and friends all waiting in anticipation with whispers 'she hasn't left the house yet' and 'it's only 10 minutes so stop fretting she'll be here in a jiffy'.
Craig and Rebel have flown all the way from Darwin to share their marriage with everyone so why rush. Craig looks pretty relaxed.
Then a seriously stretched black limo pulls up. It's bigger than most caravans. Rebel makes a rather grand entrance in a deep champagne number that looks like it was made for a magazine shoot.
Craig can't stop smiling and he soon has his Bride in his arms. The crowd gathers around to listen to Craig and Rebels story.
The wind, the waves, close friends, close family and a touching romantic ceremony.
What more could a Bride and Groom want. Soon the champagne corks were popping and lots of kisses and hugs for the lucky couple.
The sun started inching towards the horizon and the wedding party headed off for more photos in the approaching twilight.
Evans Head Beach Wedding - Todd & Debbie
Chinaman's Beach, Surf Club, Chinaman's Beach, Surf Club - Yes, No, Yes, No - Rain, Sun, Rain, Sun - too many choices?
The weather has a lot to answer for especially when it's your wedding day and you have been dreaming about it forever! Celebrant say always have a good plan B. Chinaman's beach at Evans Head was the dream location but a long way from the nearest roof.
White sand, blue water and off the beaten track. The big but - looming dark clouds and spits of rain. The but won and the bullet had to be bitten – Evans Head Surf Club is it! Plan B wasn't too shabby though.
The ceremony took place on the lawn at the Surf Club forecourt and of course it was overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
Pictographic to say the least. The bride trumped the view though. When Debbie arrived all eyes were on her! Stunning. Todd forgot the heat and humidity and new all his plans were coming together.
The ceremony seemed to float on the wind and the guests and family interrelated with such enthusiasm. With their hands shaking and the odd tear, Todd & Debbie were introduced as the new husband and wife. With the hot sun beating down, the Bride & Groom weren't the only ones thirsty for a celebratory Champagne!
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