Brides in the Bush
8th January 2016
In a natural bush setting, three bridal beauties adorn couture lace gowns in the name of bridal fashion and beauty inspiration.
8th January 2016
In a natural bush setting, three bridal beauties adorn couture lace gowns in the name of bridal fashion and beauty inspiration.
6th January 2016
If you want to have the most enjoyable wedding your friends and relatives have been to, you should really employ some of these tried and tested techniques to achieving a SUPER FUN WEDDING! Can I get a fist bump?
Wedding florist, Lauren, married her beau Byron in the tucked away Hidden Valley B&B. Needless to say, their Eumundi wedding was full of amazing flowers.
5th January 2016
To celebrate what is inevitably going to be an absolutely brilliant year of weddingy goodness, some of our amazing local Sunshine Coast wedding businesses are offering fantastic special offers and discounts to help you with your 2016 wedding planning. We have discounts and special deals on drinks, ceremony packages, hair and makeup, stationery, photography and more. There is some money to be saved right here, beautiful brides!
4th January 2016
Gorgeous young couple, Danyelle and Trent, were married in a religious wedding ceremony at the Little White Wedding Chapel in Maleny. Images by Matt Rowe Photography.
21st December 2015
Wishing you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
17th December 2015
A non-traditional, intimate Yandina wedding at secluded venue, The Rocks. The Bride shares her love story and wedding day in her own words.
Three Little Mermaids all in a row, frolicking the beach with spectacular coastal style featuring clam bikinis and flash tattoos.
16th December 2015
A beautifully emotional Maroochydore waterfront wedding.
15th December 2015
You can't beat the beauty of the view from the Sunshine Beach headland for a beachside wedding.
The Bride’s Tree acknowledges the Kabi Kabi and Jinibara people, the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work and live, and recognise their continuing connection to land, water and community. We pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging.
