ERICA & MICHAEL / STUNNING WEDDING OVERLOOKING SYDNEY / GEORGE’S HEIGHTS / BURNT ORANGE MOSMAN /
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12 Feb ERICA & MICHAEL / STUNNING WEDDING OVERLOOKING SYDNEY / GEORGE’S HEIGHTS / BURNT ORANGE MOSMAN /

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This was one of those weddings that I wanted to stay and party with the guests

Well lets be honest….I always want to stay and party

Michael and his groomsmen were loud and outrageous from the moment they opened the door, there was signing dancing and showing me their  DIY bromance tattoos, they needed no direction (a photographers dream) and  they were hamming it up the whole day, I loved every minute of it!

My darling friend and celebrant Lisa Parker and I were in stitches with these guys and  we even took a hilarious selfie of all of us just before the bride walked down the aisle

Erica and her sister bridesmaids were a little more quiet and reserved by comparison, but they also were in stitches with the LADS – it was a perfect match

They were married in the stunning George Heights overlooking Sydney from  Mosman and after that we walked to their cocktail reception at The Burnt Orange, it really was a great party.

 

Groom and best me laughing drinking beer whilst getting readyBrides shoes with a pop art paintingCelebrant pinning flower to Grooms lapelGroom and his best men waiting for the bride looking over SydneySigning the marriage certificate in black and whiteBride and grrom jumoing for joy bathed in beautiful afternoon lightLove heart pose over MosmanBride and groom dancing wither her parents in black and whiteCheers to the bride and groomThe bride and groom are welcomed by their guest into the Signal Room at The Burnt orange

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