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Australian and Destination 
Wedding Photography blog

35mm film wedding photography, reception place setting with white hydrangeas, green grapes and checkered dancefloor, Evelina Katarzyński

I shoot both film and digital at weddings, and I wouldn’t have it any other way. Not because hybrid wedding photography is a smart marketing position. Because each medium does something the other simply can’t.

Bride and groom sharing a kiss in front of a lush floral sculptural installation with dark green drapery at Whites Valley Estate.

“It’s not every day you get the chance to marry on your own family’s property.” Mia and George did exactly that. Featured on Anti-Bride, this McLaren Vale wedding had culture, considered styling, and a dancefloor covered in smashed plates.

Wedding ceremony chairs arranged in the outdoor courtyard at Manly Pavilion with floral arch and colonial architecture

Manly Pavilion sits right on the Cove, and the light off that water in the late afternoon is worth planning your entire run sheet around. Here’s what I know about photographing it well, where to step away for portraits, and where to stay the night before.

Elegant destination wedding in Puglia, Italy, featuring a modern couple at Masseria Amastuola, photographed in an editorial style for a luxury wedding publication.

A modern, elegant September wedding at Masseria Amastuola Wine Resort in Puglia, Italy. Explore Melanie & Alfredo’s refined celebration captured in soft Italian summer light among timeless architecture. Published in Together Journal.

Long table reception set in a historic European courtyard, capturing the atmosphere of a modern destination wedding celebration

Destination wedding trends are shifting in ways most roundups aren’t covering yet. From less-saturated European locations to multi-day celebrations, here’s what’s actually changing and why it matters for your day.

A romantic Tuscany summer wedding at Villa Marchese 1795 in Sinalunga. Explore this atmospheric 18th-century villa, golden August light, and why it’s one of the most beautiful destination wedding venues in Tuscany.

Archival black and white photograph of Kurralta House, a heritage private estate wedding venue in Burnside, Adelaide, South Australia.

I’m back with a curated guide to the best European-inspired wedding venues in Adelaide and South Australia for 2026. Mediterranean villas, French chateaus and refined estates, with insight from yours truly, an editorial wedding photographer.

Bride and groom share their first kiss overlooking the cliffs at The River Vista in the Riverland, South Australia, during an elegant outdoor ceremony.

Sophie told her mother the night she met Jackson, “I’ve just met my future husband.” Seven years later, they said ‘I do’ amongst dreamy light, refined styling, and an effortless connection. An editorial wedding at The River Vista in South Australia.

Mandalay House Garden Estate, Petwood. Adelaide Wedding Photographer.

European gardens set within an unmistakably Australian landscape. Mandalay House and Garden is the kind of venue that does the emotional work before a single guest arrives. A photographer’s guide to South Australia’s most quietly extraordinary venue.