Long after you’ve laughed and cringed your way through the speeches, gone back for a second piece of cake, danced till you’ve dropped, and thrown your bouquet, your wedding photos will be the one thing you have forever to help you relive your big day. 

Hands down, wedding photography is one of the most important wedding day elements. That’s why you usually want to make a decent investment to ensure you will always love your wedding photos with all of your hearts, till death do you part.

How to WIN Your Wedding Photography 

Simply scroll to the bottom of this page and complete the entry form.  It’s really that easy to be in with a chance to win your wedding photography!

Who Can Enter

Brides and grooms who have planned their wedding between August 1st, 2017 and December 31st, 2018. The wedding must be taking place here on the Sunshine Coast. The winners may even have their wedding photos featured here on The Bride’s Tree! 

The Prize 

• 7 hours of wedding day photography with Linzie Russo Photography 
• USB drive with 400+ fully edited images

Total Prize Value: $3,500. 

About the Photographer

Linzie Russo has a special talent for making people relax and do away with the nerves so they can be captured at their most natural and beautiful. She makes people laugh and forget they hate having their photo taken, so instead of awkward posed images, she can help you to create naturally beautiful images they can proudly share with their grandchildren one day.

Linzie is a storyteller – will you be her next subjects? Scroll to find out how you can win a $3500 wedding photography package with Linzie.

ENTER BELOW (and start dreaming about what you’ll do with all that extra budget once you win…) 

HOW TO ENTER

Fill in the form below. 

Competition commences from 7:00am (EST) Tuesday June 27, and closes 8:00pm (EST) July 22. One winner will be chosen and notified by email. We will also announce the winner on Facebook. 

*Please note that by entering the competition, you are agreeing to the terms and conditions here.

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