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Working at the Sydney Opera House on New Year’s Eve is one of those rare moments where time feels suspended. The building itself carries such weight — architectural, cultural, emotional — and on the final night of the year, it hums with a particular kind of anticipation.

There are weddings that feel carefully styled, and others that feel natural and grounded. Kiran and Ryan’s garden wedding at Vaucluse House sat firmly in the latter—considered, calm, and quietly confident.

Jaeyi and Daniel’s wedding at the Hyatt Regency Sydney arrived with the first taste of spring — that moment when the air feels lighter, the city softens, and everything begins to bloom again. Their day reflected that quiet shift in season: refined, contemporary, and full of life.

Subin like many of our clients came across our work via instagram and reached out to see whether we could make their floral vision come true. What I loved about working with Subin and Joey was the passion they had for the 'vision' the look of every element of their wedding was so important to them. 

When Bec (an old school pal) slide in to my dm and enquired about florals for her nuptials to her much beloved Geoff.

I said 'yes'.

We began discussing the vision for the wedding over a coffee. What I loved was creating pieces for someone I have literally grown up with but also seeing her vision. Bec brought to the meeting a book containing sketches of what the venue looked like and a Pinterest moodboard along with an artwork of what she really wanted it to look like in her mind. Her words - ethereal, light, white..... 

Bec also lost her beloved mum so we discussed how we could include her mum, we decided to stitch 'mum' on the ribbon of her bouquet for the wedding. 

The backdrop for Geoff & Bec's nuptials a newly refurnished barn at "little belle' run by @mel_at_belle_heath. The styling of the table and bar done by Lucy Lou

Sit back and enjoy the picture of this special love match captured by Troy
of Montane Imagery.