Photographed here
Weddings at the station
Grouped by the photographer who shot them, rather than dumped into one grid. Where a photographer is credited, the credit sits under the frame.
Real weddings
Under the gums, then the lawn
The aisle runs between seated guests with the canopy closed overhead, and everything after it happens outside in the late afternoon. Green and rust, start to finish.
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Elk and Fir -
Elk and Fir -
Elk and Fir
Real weddings
Trays on the lawn, tables in the barn
Cocktail hour outside and dinner in. The same day photographed either side of the doors, which is the clearest look at how the light changes when you move indoors.
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Gabriel Veit -
Gabriel Veit -
Gabriel Veit
Real weddings
The kiss, and the room afterwards
Guests on their feet at the end of the ceremony, and the barn once the sun has gone and the festoons are doing all the work.
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Angela Brushe Photography -
Angela Brushe Photography
Real weddings
Two ceremonies, out in the open
One on the lawn with the ranges behind it, one under a Moreton Bay Fig with guests sitting on the grass. Neither used an arbour, because neither needed one.
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The Comms People -
The Comms People
Real weddings
Single frames, six photographers
A deck ceremony, vows under a floral arch inside the barn, confetti against a clear sky, the walk back down the aisle, a place setting, and a cottage deck at the start of the day.
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Legante Productions -
Courteney Lee Photography -
Cooper Brady Photography -
Jessica Stannard Photo -
Tessa Cox Photo -
MountainTop Films
No credit on record
Frames the venue publishes without a name
These come off the venue’s own library with no photographer attached to them. Rather than attribute them to nobody in a caption, they sit here under a heading that says so. If one of these is yours, the events team wants to hear from you.
A long table on the grass
Dinner outside under white umbrellas.
Down the tables
The barn mid-service, seen from the end of the room.
The morning
Hair and makeup in a cottage room, hours before anyone arrives.
Rollers in
The quietest part of the day, and usually the longest.
Dusk
The last frames of the day, out on the property.
The grounds there are beautiful, private, and have fun light, there are multiple ceremony locations.
What the light does at each of the six ceremony spots, and what to ask your photographer before you set a ceremony time, is covered on the ceremony locations page.
Tours by appointment
The property looks like this in person too
Come and stand in the frames. Tours run by appointment and take about an hour.