Caroline and Matthew’s wedding was held at The Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron in Kirribilli. Established in 1862, the historic grounds of the garden and clubhouse suited a traditional theme and a baroque motif was chosen. The red baroque motif used for the invitations was carried right through to the wedding decorations, place cards, table numbers and the order of service booklet.
The bridesmaids wore vintage inspired crème dresses contrasted with red beads and some ever so stylish red suede heels in keeping with the colour theme.
All the lovely flower arrangements and gorgeous bridal bouquets are by Anna Murray. anna@polli.com.au
Photography by the amazing Adam and Bronnie from Craven Images http://www.cravenimages.com/
Each table was decorated with a ring of flowers with a wax candle lantern in the centre. Handmade paper butterflys placed on each wine glass.
Handmade paper cones filled with red and white rose petals were given to each guest to throw in celebration after the ceremony. The red velvet chase longue was a centerpiece for the ceremony and was used for signing the register.
The bridesmaids wore vintage inspired crème dresses contrasted with red beads and some ever so stylish red suede heels in keeping with the colour theme.All the lovely flower arrangements and gorgeous bridal bouquets are by Anna Murray. anna@polli.com.au
Photography by the amazing Adam and Bronnie from Craven Images http://www.cravenimages.com/
Bonnie & Marcel : Wedding Invitation
Bonnie and Marcel wanted to use a modern aqua green colour with a traditional layout design for their wedding invitations. The use of aqua green was a strong element throughout their day and was reflected in the bridesmaids dresses, table settings, venue furniture and bridal flowers. 
The reception was held at Nick's Seafood Restaurant, Bondi Beach. The tropical flowers and aqua green place cards worked perfectly with the beautiful beach setting. The tables were decorated with curling vines and tealight candles intertwined. Masses of bright frangipani flowers were placed amongst the vines and inside large hurricane vases.
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