Elisha and Shane met at Motorvation at Kwinana Motorplex, during a drinking competition. Despite a slight mishap that afternoon, when Shane fell 4 metres from the top of a human pyramid and broke his wrist, it seems it was worth the pain. Lucky for Shane, not only did he win the drinking competition, he also stole Elisha’s heart. Elisha and Shane later got engaged at the Potato Head in Bali.
And thus we were lucky enough to be photographing their ocean sunset themed wedding. After visiting the boys, we headed to the beach themed Seashells Resort in Mandurah. The bridesmaids wore yellow dresses, and carried warm colour toned flower, along with touches of shells. The ceremony was held at Hole 2 of Dawesville Golf Course, overlooking the green, and also the turquoise ocean. We love photographing areas with open skies, and so golf courses and beaches are amongst our favourite venues, so Richard and I were in our element.
The bridal party photos were also taken throughout the golf course as we whizzed around in golf buggies, and we later trekked down to the beach for sunset.
Their cocktail reception was also held at the golf course, where guests mingled, nibbled and drunk the night away. I loved their football garter toss, and the hilarious speeches! Elisha and Shane, thank you for inviting us to your photogenic wedding and for a fun day. We wish you an amazing time for your upcoming honeymoon in Cabo San Lucas, Las Vegas and LA!
Featuring
Ceremony venue: Dawesville Golf Course- the Cut
Reception venue: Dawesville Golf Course- the Cut
Hair Stylists: Keeley Hill and Gemma Buckingham
Makeup Artist: Dyahn Kidner
Flowers: Wicked Lilly
Wedding cake: Cake Haute Couture http://www.cakehautecouture.com.au/
Celebrant: Lorraine Nielsen
DJ: Barry and Lisa
Cars: Bumblebee Showtime Luxury Limos http://www.showtimelimos.com.au
Brides dress: Tuscany Bridal http://www.tuscanybridal.com.au/
Bridesmaid dresses: Tuscany Bridal
Rings: Solid Gold http://www.solidgoldjewellers.com.au/
Wow! Stunning work as usual! Especially love the couple mixing the sand during the ceremony. The dusk portraits are so beautiful!