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ideas, Wedding

6 Essential Wedding Planning Tips for Newly Engaged Couples

Marriage is one of the most significant changes that can happen in life. It’s a union between two people bound through love. Before the big day, engagement comes first. And with being engaged comes another pretty overwhelming event: planning a wedding.

A wedding day is often seen as one of the most important days in a person’s life – although probably shouldnt be. You can argue that it’s certainly more critical than a graduation ceremony or maybe even a birthday. That’s why many people want their wedding day to be as perfect as possible. So here are some wedding planning tips!

For newly-engaged couples, planning a wedding means they’re both treading on unknown territory. They might not know what steps to take in planning their wedding. If you’re one of them, this article will shed some light on some wedding planning tips that I feel like everyone should know.

Tip #1: Understand Each Other

You’re a couple who will be bound through marriage, for better or worse. That’s why it’s important to always understand each other. This includes honoring each other’s preference for the wedding day, such as venue or decorations. Before making any big decisions, make sure to always consult with your partner first. If you do so without consulting them first, problems like misunderstandings may happen.

Ministry of silly walks wedding photo
Ministry of silly walks wedding photo

Tip #2: Always Communicate 

Marriage still means you’re in a relationship, so it’s important to always communicate with each other. In the case of a wedding, you’ll want to talk about the budget, who to invite (or not invite), or even what food to serve in the reception. The conversations might seem to be trivial, but it’s best to get them out of the way to lessen the load.

Engagement ring in between grooms shoes
Engagement ring in between grooms shoes

Tip #3: Expect the Unexpected

No matter how organized your wedding will be, there’s always a chance that something on the day itself might go awry. You could end up dealing with rain, for instance, especially if you will be having an outdoor wedding. While it can be stressful, you should not worry about it. On your wedding day, there’s only one thing that matters—marrying the person you love.

Kiss on the dance floor after first dance
Kiss on the dance floor after first dance

Tip #4: Ignore Any Unsolicited Advice

The people around you may offer unsolicited advice. The pressure could get to you, but remember one thing: this is your day and you shouldn’t let others tell you what to do on that special day. A simple response like “Thank you, we’ll keep that in mind” would do well.

Ekhidna wines wedding at sunset
Ekhidna wines wedding at sunset

Tip #5: Remember to Organise

Wedding planning can be really stressful if you have no plans. That’s why you should always remember to plan everything in advance, down to the last detail – or at least until you are comfortable. Some people just strive on ‘going with the flow’ afterall!

If there are certain ‘must have’ moments of your day which you’ve expected your entire life though, best to make dure they happen with a bit of a plan!

This way, you save yourself the stress as you go through the process. If you don’t have time for it, you can always hire a wedding planner if you have the budget.

Walking amongst the Ekhidna Winery vines
Walking amongst the Ekhidna Winery vines

Tip #6: Focus on Your Relationship 

As stated before, wedding planning can be really stressful. That’s why at the end of a busy week, you should spend some time with your partner. A wedding planning break in the form of a date night would do you both well, which eases the stress of planning your wedding.

Out on pride rock
Out on pride rock

Planning your wedding can be stressful, but it doesn’t have to be. These wedding planning tips can help you take out some of the hassle of wedding planning, leading to a memorable and fun wedding day. Regardless of the obstacles you may face during the wedding planning, the important thing is that you and your partner get to spend the rest of your lives happy—which begins during your wedding vows!

Wedding photoshoots are an integral part of weddings. If you and your partner are looking for the best wedding photographers in Adelaide, SvenStudios has you covered. We have photographers ready to capture your special moments for you to treasure. Allow us to make it happen—contact us today!

December 31, 2021
Family, PhotoShoot

Mt Compass Family Photography

Recently I was asked to head out for a family photoshoot, nearby Mt Compass in Nangkita – but I’m going to put this under Mt Compass Family Photography as I hadn’t heard of Nangkita before being asked to head out here!

The family was enjoying a get together for the Christmas and New Year period, that sounded like a rare occurance considering the last time they had a family photoshoot done was when the ‘kids’ were 6, and now in their mid thirties – and also that some are now living overseas and makes it hard to get together.

Their little family photoshoot took place on a family farm, which was lush with Australian bush and off the beaten track so much that they kept asking if I had any trouble finding the place! All I can say was thank goodness for GPS in cars!

We held most of the shoot under a gnarly old tree on the property which provided ample shade and a neat backdrop for group photos. After the majority of group shots, we then did individual portraits and also some coupley shots in amongst the pretty overgrowth of trees.

Dad even picked up a lizard!

Siblings family photo
Siblings family photo
Man in white hat 2
Man in white hat 2
Jumping sisters
Jumping sisters
Smiling bearded man
Smiling bearded man
Sibling roughhousing
Sibling roughhousing
SB-(46)
Mt Compass Family photography
Mt Compass Family photography
Couple shoot under tree arch
Couple shoot under tree arch
Couple walking through the bush
Couple walking through the bush
Couple leaning on tree in bush
Couple leaning on tree in bush
Mum and Dad
Mum and Dad
Smiling leaning on one another
Smiling leaning on one another
Two nearby carts
Two nearby carts
Mt Compass family photo
Mt Compass family photo
Two amongst the golden grass
Two amongst the golden grass
Cow
Cow
December 28, 2021
Wedding preview, Wedding

Sunnybrae Wedding – Linda & Jonathon

It was a wonderful experience covering Linda and Jonothan’s Sunnybrae wedding in early November. The day was filled with fun filled family and friends, with a delightful dash of tradition and a bit of fun dodging the weather!

The day began with a traditional tea ceremony, photos at Port Adelaide’s Crozier Street and reception back at one of the Sunnybrae wedding reception spaces.

Preparation

I started my day, quite early in the morning with Jonathon and his groomsmen getting ready with his groomsmen. The morning was quite relaxed with plenty of coffee and fun trying to attach those annoying flowers!

I then head over to where Linda was being preparaed for a quick shoot of her and her being preparaed with her red dress, and some group shots with family before Jonathon arrived to begin their tea ceremony.

Ring amongst flowers
Ring amongst flowers
Kissing Mum on head
Kissing Mum on head
Groomsman helping put on flower
Groomsman helping put on flower
Groom placing flower on groomsman
Groom placing flower on groomsman
groom and groomsmen on road
groom and groomsmen on road
Engagement ring between high heels
Engagement ring between high heels
red wedding dress hanging in tree
red wedding dress hanging in tree
Bride and bridemaids in gowns
Bride and bridemaids in gowns

Chinese Tea Ceremony

Linda and Jonathon had me with them from quite early in the morning in order to cover their tea ceremony conducted with their family.

The best part in my opinion of a traditional Chinese tea ceremony like this is the fun trials the groom and his entourage have to go through in order to enter the home where they can see the bride! In Jonathon’s case, Linda had her bridesmaids ask Jonathon and his groomsmen to drink odd things, transfer a piece of seaweed between each other using only their lips and of course sing and dance so Linda could hear them!

Linda and Jonathon held tea ceremonies at two houses – the first where Linda was being prepared with Linda’s side of the family, and another at their own home with Jonothan’s side of the family.

groom looking at groomsmen with gifts
groom looking at groomsmen with gifts
groomsmen arriving with gifts
groomsmen arriving with gifts
Trials
Trials
groomen piggyback
groomen piggyback
Kissing through seaweed
Kissing through seaweed
Groom having fun at trials
Groom having fun at trials
Singing groom
Singing groom
Groom made it through trials
Groom made it through trials
Family together before tea ceremony
Family together before tea ceremony
About to start tea ceremony
About to start tea ceremony
Smiling father of bride
Smiling father of bride
Exchanging red envelopes
Exchanging red envelopes
Family well wishers
Family well wishers
Selfy in red dress
Selfy in red dress
Bride and groom in back seat of car
Bride and groom in back seat of car
Old car
Old car
Mother of groom tea ceremony
Mother of groom tea ceremony
Bride recieving jewellery
Bride recieving jewellery
Groom recieveing red envelope
Groom recieveing red envelope

White dress preparation

After the trea ceremonies, Linda had to change out of her red dress into her white bridal gown in preparation for the ceremony. So Jonathon left for Sunnybrae earlier while Linda and her brides maids prepared.

Smiling bride next to window
Smiling bride next to window
Groom preparing his suit
Groom preparing his suit
bride in red dress inspecting white dress
bride in red dress inspecting white dress
bridesmaids fluffing bridal gown
bridesmaids fluffing bridal gown
Bride looking back at camera
Bride looking back at camera
Bride holding bouquet
Bride holding bouquet
Bride standing in open room with bouquet
Bride standing in open room with bouquet
Bride and bridesmaids on footpath
Bride and bridesmaids on footpath
Jumping bridal party
Jumping bridal party
Closeup of bouquets in hands
Closeup of bouquets in hands

Sunnybrae Wedding Ceremony

When we arrived for their Sunnybrae wedding ceremony, the weather had taken a turn for the worse with a bit of rain hampering the preparations. Jonathon was weighing up their options, on whether or not to move the ceremony inside or wait until the rain passed to have the ceremony outside as planned. With the help of my weather predicting apps, I suggested we wait 15 minutes after the scheduled beginning time as the weather radar looked as though the rain would pass – and it did and they held the ceremony outside.

The Sunnybrae wedding ceremony location Linda and Jonathon chose is a permanent set up out the back of the Sunnybrae complex, complete with concrete state and permenant large wooden armour under which the ceremony takes place. There is ample room for the largest of wedding congregations on the grassy area at the fore of the stage, while the bride makes a majestic entrance walking through a wooden pargola.

 

Groom and groomsmen waiting
Groom and groomsmen waiting
Bride and father walking towards ceremony
Bride and father walking towards ceremony
Groom seeing his bride
Groom seeing his bride
Father of bride looking at groom
Father of bride looking at groom
Sunnybrae wedding ceremony
Sunnybrae wedding ceremony
Smiling bride with flying veil
Smiling bride with flying veil
Smiling groom at Sunnybrae wedding
Smiling groom at Sunnybrae wedding
Exchanging wedding rings at Sunnybrae wedding ceremony
Exchanging wedding rings at Sunnybrae wedding ceremony
Closeup of hands with wedding rings
Closeup of hands with wedding rings
First kiss at Sunnybrae wedding
First kiss at Sunnybrae wedding
Celebrating bride and groom
Celebrating bride and groom
bride and groom exiting their sunnybrae wedding ceremony
bride and groom exiting their sunnybrae wedding ceremony
Wedding guests arranged in love heart
Wedding guests arranged in love heart

Sunnybrae Wedding Glamour Photos

After the usual group photos which we took on top fot the concrete stage, we head out for a walk around the Sunnybrae gardens for some glamour photos.

bride and groom nearby old cart
bride and groom nearby old cart
Bridal kiss in front of wedding car
Bridal kiss in front of wedding car
Sunnybrae wedding photo
Sunnybrae wedding photo
bridal party walking through Sunnybrae Gardens
bridal party walking through Sunnybrae Gardens
Embrace in the Sunnybrae reception area
Embrace in the Sunnybrae reception area
Bride and groom in the Sunnybrae wedding reception area
Bride and groom in the Sunnybrae wedding reception area

Crozier Street Glamour Photos

We then went for a short drive to Port Adelaide’s famed Crozier street for some industial styled wedding photos. I love heading here as the lines and run down industrial nature of this road just makes for some stunning scenes!

Bride hanging on groom shoulder
Bride hanging on groom shoulder
bridal party walking down crozier street
bridal party walking down crozier street
Kiss with flying bridal veil
Kiss with flying bridal veil
Bridal veil flying in wind
Bridal veil flying in wind
bridal party with champagne
bridal party with champagne
Bridal party in the middle of Crozier street
Bridal party in the middle of Crozier street
Bride and groom head butt
Bride and groom head butt
Port Adelaide wedding photography
Port Adelaide wedding photography
Crozier street wedding photography
Crozier street wedding photography
Groom with one foot on step
Groom with one foot on step

Sunnybrae Wedding Reception

Linda and Jonathon’s wedding reception look place at the SUnnybrae Coach House, withis is a huge, rustic space suited for large wedding parties with a delightful old-time flair that sets the mood nicely!

The evening was fun to be a part of, complete with mirror photobooth, and a gelati stand for guests everyone had a great time, and even coaxed the DJ to play a few more songs after closing time!

I managed to take Linda and Jonathon around the Sunnybrae grounds for some night time shots too which I thought turned out pretty spectacular! But not as spectacular as Jonothan serenading Linda on the dance floor a bit later in the night!

The whole day was perfectly ended by a delightful sparkler send off with all Linda and Jonathon’s guests lin=ing the walkway with sparklers in hand.

Wedding cake on display
Wedding cake on display
Bridal entrance to Sunnybrae wedding reception
Bridal entrance to Sunnybrae wedding reception
Bride and groom sharing champagne
Bride and groom sharing champagne
Cheers
Cheers
Photobooth mirror
Photobooth mirror
Groom speech with bride
Groom speech with bride
First dance in dry ice
First dance in dry ice
First dance fun
First dance fun
Night time photo at Sunnybrae wedding
Night time photo at Sunnybrae wedding
Bride and groom under tree at night
Bride and groom under tree at night
Sunnybrae wedding night time photo
Sunnybrae wedding night time photo
bride and groom looking at lamp
bride and groom looking at lamp
Bride and groom sharing kiss at night
Bride and groom sharing kiss at night
Bouquet catch
Bouquet catch
Dancing inside guest circle
Dancing inside guest circle
Serenading his wife
Serenading his wife
Bride and groom in middle of dance floor
Bride and groom in middle of dance floor
Dancing guest
Dancing guest
Dancing groom
Dancing groom
Bride and groom exiting Sunnybrea wedding
Bride and groom exiting Sunnybrea wedding
Bride and groom kissing at end of sparkler run
Bride and groom kissing at end of sparkler run

It was a super long day, but there is no better job in the world than being a wedding photographer! Loved every minute of it! So thankyou Linda and Jonathon for having me and I hope you enjoy your photos!

December 22, 2021
Interesting, ideas

6 Important Things to Do Before Your Newborn Photoshoot

Things to Do Before Your Newborn Photoshoot

There’s nothing more perfect than seeing and holding your baby the first time. That moment is unbeatable, and it instantly fills your heart with such ecstatic emotion. Most parents say that babies grow insanely fast and that you should cherish those newborn moments so you better take their advice and capture every detail while they’re still a tiny little bundle!

Before you know it, they’ll soon become toddlers and teenagers that won’t fit in your arms anymore. Their tiny toes, wrinkly skin, heart-melting yawns and tiny little bodies will soon be just a memory. For this reason, you should make those memories vivid, and that’s where a photoshoot becomes essential for your newborn baby. 

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Preparing for a Newborn Photography Session

Now, before heading out to the studio and meeting your photographer, you should ensure that you and your baby are ready. You wouldn’t want to go there without knowing the right things to prepare. This big occasion will be memorable for your whole family, so it involves proper planning and preparation, so heres a simple little list of things to do before your newborn photoshoot.

6 Important Things to Do Before Your Newborn Photoshoot

Here are essential things to do before your newborn photoshoot to help you prepare and ensure a smooth, successful session, capturing the perfect moments with your little one.

  1. Schedule the Photo Session in Advance

Keep in mind that most photographers prefer to do newborn photography sessions when infants are between 5 and 14 days. During this time the little one is easier to move about with getting too upset about new surroundings, and would be easier to time a period while they are asleep.

Even if your baby is not born yet, you should already schedule their photoshoot. This appointment will give you and the photographer ample time to arrange everything you need before the shoot. In addition, you wouldn’t be worried that there will be no photographer available during the first 14 days of your baby because you have already booked ahead of time. 

It is advisable to source out or advise your preferred photographer while you’re in your second trimester. Let them know of your due date so they can block off their calendar for your baby’s photography session.

Newborn Photography
Newborn Photography
  1. Keep Your Baby Awake Before the Photoshoot Starts

While it may be good to capture photos of your baby while they are awake, you may have a hard time if their mood is not so great. A great tip to make the photo session as calm and easy as possible is to keep your baby awake before it starts. This way, they’ll doze off during the shoot. It’s better for a photographer to capture your baby’s peaceful, adorable state instead of their enraged, red-faced, just-finished-crying face. When they’re asleep during the shoot, you’ll have photos of a peaceful and charming baby in cute poses.

Baby in a basket on wooden floor
Baby in a basket on wooden floor
  1. Ensure Your Baby Is Full 20-30 Minutes Before the Session

Again, a baby crying out loud during the shoot is a bad idea because the pictures may not turn out the way you want. Keeping them full before the shoot will help avoid this kind of situation, and it will also help them sleep while the photoshoot is happening. You must feed and burp them right before the session so they’ll cry less, sleep better and create a calm studio environment for everyone involved during the shoot. Feeding your baby 20-30 minutes before will also help them last a two-hour shoot.

baby feet
baby feet
  1. Dress Them in Easy-to-Take-Off Clothes

Most photographers prefer a naked baby while doing the photoshoot to allow them to get every angle of their tiny body. As a parent, you must choose easy-to-take-off clothes before you head to the venue so it’ll be less of a hassle when it’s time for their session. Easy-to-take-off garments will also help to not disrupt their sleep cycle and avoid crying. Aside from that, you can change your baby’s nappy into a loose type, so when the photographer undresses them, they won’t have diaper marks on their skin in the picture. 

Baby Turtle
Baby Turtle
  1. Advise Your Photographer Regarding the Location of the Shoot

Usually, photoshoots are held in a studio, but some photographers conduct newborn photography sessions wherever you feel most comfortable as a parent. Perhaps, you want to hold the shoot in your own home for convenience or have a preferred location out of town. 

Whatever the case, you must tell your photographer in advance so they can prepare proper lighting and setup according to the location. When you decide to choose an outdoor location, elements will be less controlled since the weather can be unpredictable. There are only specific times when they can utilise natural light. By informing them of your location preferences ahead of time, they can give you high-quality rendered photos of your baby. 

baby mirella
baby mirella
  1. Trust the Photographer 

It’s normal to feel nervous and anxious while your baby is doing the photo session. However, you don’t need to worry because a professional photographer knows what they’re doing and is good at doing their job. Let them take care of your baby while on the shoot, and trust them to handle your baby well during the session.

If you cannot ease your mind, it’s better to reach out to the photographer and let them know your worries. If you still feel uncomfortable at any point during the shoot, let your photographer know right away because, after all, it’s still your baby, and it’s crucial that you both feel comfortable. 

baby ellie on shoudler
baby ellie on shoudler

When it comes to photoshoots for newborn babies, timing is everything, and safety always comes first. In order to have a successful session, ensure your baby is safe and comfortable so you’ll also feel relaxed during the shoot. In addition, having incredible newborn photographs is all about having the best photographer behind the lens. Your photographer will significantly influence how you can make the memories of your newborn fresh in your mind even after a long time. They will be the ones to tell the story of your precious newborn through their photography skills. 

At Sven Studios, we ensure that our years of experience translate in the way we do each baby photoshoot. We offer a professional newborn photography service that allows parents to remember their baby’s infant stage through perfectly captured images. hopefully this little list of things to do before your newborn photoshoot was helpful, and we invite you to schedule your newborn photo sessions in Adelaide with us today! 

 

December 19, 2021
Wedding, Videography

Utopia @ Waterfall Gully Wedding Videography

As an Adelaide based wedding videographer, there is no better wedding venue than Waterfall Gully for producing some incredible scenes. I also love being a photographer here, but this post is about my videography! 😀

The whole setting is something straight out of a Tolkein story, and surprisingly is still one of the best kept secrets in all of Adelaide! Being the capital of the driest state in the driest country in the world, Adelaide isnt overly famed for having waterfalls all over the place, but the multiple falls in Waterfall Gully and around Moriolta makes for a stunning oasis in what is otherwise quite a dry location.

Utopia @ Waterfall Gully is the usual choice for wedding receptions when hosting a Waterfall Gully wedding. It’s old world charm and intimate decor both inside and out makes for a stunning backdrop for any wedding. The only issue being that it’s not the largest venue, which means larger weddings might not fit – but it’s still an incredible sight when decked out for a wedding.

Most wedding ceremonies that occur in waterfall gully take place on a small patch of grass nearby a stone gazebo at the foot of the hill that the Utopia chalet is perched. It’a a spot that is always surrounded by foliage no matter what time of year it is, and provides ample shade for guests if it’s a hot summer day.

Examples of Waterfall Gully Wedding Videography

As I cover more weddings at Waterfall Gully as a wedding videographer, I’ll be updating this list of highlight videos I’ve put together for my bridal couples!

Tracy & Jarred

The day’s weather was perfect for such a stunning venue, and the people involved made the day such a wonderful experience!

Their day began as it generally does with preparation at Jarred and his groomsmen place of preparation, a characterful house with some lovely moody light – then headed to the city for a hotel room where Tracy and her bridesmaids were being prepared. The hotel made for some neat shots in the lobby!

Tracy and Jarred opted to hold their ceremony facing away from the main waterfall on the gassy ceremony location, with Tracy making the large trek down the hill as a grand entrance rather than taking the easy route from the car park.

The best time of day for waterfall gully wedding videography is towards the end of the day, which was perfect as the majority of the time we spent taking photos and videos was quite late int he day, being announced at Utopia a little later than usual.

Tom & Jana

Tom and Jana held their wedding ceremony with the hill behind the grassy ceremony area allowing for the backdrop for their photos and video being the lovely green foliage that is on display at this time of year.

Their day was full of fun and full of friends and their cars made for a great center piece for their entire day! One of the main reasons why Tom and Jana chose me for their waterfall gully wedding videography was my prowess with the drone! The cars certainly looked great from the air – that and it’s always a lot of fun flying towards the main waterfall with the incredible scene of the bride and groom in front of it.

Considering hiring a wedding videographer at your Waterfall Gully wedding? I’d love to be considered for your Waterfall Gully Wedding Videography! Just get in contact and I’d love to have a chat!

December 16, 2021
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