Tiarne and Tom’s wedding at Provenance Wines in Fyansford was an absolute beauty, a perfect spring day, a relaxed atmosphere, and plenty of genuine moments from beginning to end.

The day started with Tiarne getting ready alongside her bridal party before we made our way to Provenance Wines, where Tom was waiting for their first look in the Grand Hall. It was such a great way for the two of them to see each other for the first time, take a moment together, and settle into the day before heading out for some relaxed portraits around the property.

From there, it was time for the ceremony, surrounded by their closest friends and family. Once the formalities were done, everyone settled into the celebrations while we kept an eye on the light and managed to sneak outside for a few quick sunset portraits before the reception kicked off.

Everything came together beautifully, gorgeous spring weather, a stunning venue, and a genuinely lovely group of people. It was such a fun day to photograph and an absolute pleasure to be part of Tiarne and Tom’s wedding.

Dream Team

Caterer: Provenance Wines
Celebrant: Kate Uren
DJ: Cal Young Music
Dress Boutique: Embrace Bridal
Dress Designer: Jack Sullivan Bridal
Engagement Ring: Cullen Jewellery
Florist: blooms by till
Hair Stylist: Elle & Co
Make Up Artist: Caitlin Roe Artistry
Photographer: Wild Heart Photography
Shoes: Siren Shoes
Suit Designer: Eddy Elias Menswear
Venue: Provenance Wines
Wedding Party Outfit: Azazie
Wedding Rings: Cullen Jewellery
Nails: Hey Hunni
Tan: The Sorority

Tell me about your The Beginning!
We’re a Hinge couple! We spoke for a few weeks before finally Tom took the plunge and asked me on a date. We went to Tomodachi in Little Malop St before Tom walked me back to my car and ended up spending another hour or so talking in the street.

When and where did you get engaged?
Tom gifted me a weekend away for my birthday, a tiny house about 20 minutes from Avoca. It was somewhat off grid, so once we arrived we packed our belongings into a cart and tracked into the bush, up a steep hill to our little home for the weekend. We were situated on the side of the hills with views for kilometers of the surrounding fields.

I had an inkling this was the weekend it was going to happen, but as the weekend progressed, I became less and less confident. It got to the last night of our trip and Tom was adament on starting a fire, despite it having rained and the wood being all wet. We finally settled on buring some cardboard we had, including a cheesel packet, which fun fact creates green flames! As dusk turned into night, he got down on one knee, asking me to marry him!

It was perfectly us, wouldn’t have had it any other way.

What style/theme have you chosen for your Wedding Day?
We didn’t want to take away from the characted the venue already has to offer, so we’ve chosen a simple style with a dark romantic colour palette (at least thats what pintrest has suggested it is).

What are you most looking forward to on the day?
Spending the day celerbating with our nearest and dearest!

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