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21 October 2021

Black & White Modern Chateau Apollo Wedding

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The Marshalls needed absolutely no introduction at their Chateau Apollo Wedding

Sam’s morning started off surprisingly more emotional than expected. I captured him unwrapping polaroid’s that his soon-to-be be wife had written loves notes on retelling their stories, cementing the significant of this day. The lush Veale Gardens were the stage upon which these two soulmates stated their vows and solidified their commitment to each other followed by the celebration with their loved ones at Chateau Apollo.

Introducing: Chateau Apollo

A versatile event venue nestled within an 80-year-old CBD warehouse, gracing one of Adelaide’s most prominent corners. Situated in the vibrant East End, this rustic gem serves as a dynamic canvas. Merging historical charm with contemporary amenities, it offers a one-of-a-kind urban backdrop for your wedding day.

The light-filled industrial space lends itself to complete transformation, adapting seamlessly to any and all styles or themes. Discover a venue that marries heritage with modernity.

The Monochrome Magic

Embracing a black and white wedding theme is an epitome of timeless elegance, transcending fleeting trends in favor of an enduring aesthetic. This iconic palette, with its innate sophistication, bestows an air of refined opulence upon your special day.

Enquire with me for your wedding day.

Evelina x

Styling & vendor details:

Venue: Chateau Apollo / Furniture: White Marquee, Atlas Events, Budget Party Hire / Videographer: Love & Other / Florals: Little Boho Flower Co / Make Up Artist: Zoi K / Dress Designer: Karen Willis Holmes / Dress Boutique: Adelaide Bridal Collective / Groom’s Suit: Peter Jackson

Evelina Katarzynski

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21 October 2021

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