Bethany and Boh's wedding towards the end of 2008, was a wedding where everything was perfect.

Bethany's preparations were at a beautiful private house in Suffolk Park. Her and Boh then exchanged vows on the northern end of Watego's beach in Byron Bay before an intimate gathering of 30 guests. They were married by local celebrant Anthea Amoré who officiated a beautiful, personal ceremony.

To celebrate the coming together of the Australian & Canadian cultures, during the ceremony Bethany was given a maple leaf necklace, whereas Boh received an Akubra hat.

After the ceremony, rather than a formal photo shoot, it was just the couple & videographer at some selected locations around Byron Bay. This approach allowed some truly candid, intimate moments to be captured.

The featured clip is one of our popular 'moments in time' clips, which combines the days most beautiful footage and blends it with a chosen track, and selected audio from the day (including portions of the ceremony & vows). These clips are available as an additional option with all packages, and feature on the highlights version DVD via an 'extras' menu.

The Apache wedding blessing you hear in the clip was beautifully read during the ceremony by Boh's father.

Zoey and Tim were married in the beautiful All Souls church, Bangalow in the Northern Rivers of NSW.

After preparations in Byron Bay, Zoey arrived fashionably late to an anxious Tim. They were married by Father Russell Trickey who delivered an easygoing, relaxed ceremony with his great sense of humour.

From there it was onto some beautiful locations around the Byron/Ewingsdale area for a fun photo shoot.
Byron Bay wedding photography was by Justin from Bushturkey Studio

Below is a short excerpt from their photoshoot...

After preparing at the Stamford Plaza in Brisbane, Jodie and Mark were married at the Brisbane Synagogue, followed by photography by Bush Turkey Studio at Margaret Street, the Brisbane Botanical Gardens, and then St. Lucia Golf Course, where the reception followed. There was some great traditional hora dancing to open the reception, then the guests partied the night away. Some amazing footage was captured on the day and their happiness on the day shone through.

Below is a short clip highlighting some of best parts of their day.
Note: the original audio used in their video has been replaced by a royalty free version of Pachelbel's Canon.

Some of their thanks and comments regarding their finished DVD can be read in the testimonials section.