Audrey & Martin dancing under the best sunset we’ve seen at a wedding in 2025 😍💃

Audrey & Martin @audreyyyyx__ @travisandbennyweddings @judehallmedia_weddings @sondersocial_ @blushandco_adl @venue.productions @sugarandspicecakes @inthebooth @goldingwines

Kelly & Ben From gym buddies 🏋️to hitched lovers ❤️ @kellypretoria @ben_benno_smith @goldingwines @nachos_films

Relaxed vibes, real moments, and photos that feel like you!

Maddy & Austin know how to throw a PARTAY! They had an intimate ceremony with their nearest and dearest before inviting all their mates round’ after to celebrate! If you’ve ever been to one you know that country weddings hit different, especially when they have alcoholic slushies on tap 😍💃

Still buzzing from this one! What started as a sweet little baptism turned into… a SURPRISE WEDDING The moment everyone realised what was happening? Absolute chaos of the best kind! So much love, so many shocked faces, and two hitched lovers🫶📸 @eman_weddings @travisandbennyweddings @thebestpartfilms @tinathecelebrant @entertainmentadelaide @petals_and_picnics_ @rebeccas.cakes

Jade & Marcel …& Rosie 😍🐾 Thanks for an amazing day legends 🫶

Some film photos from Amy & Jacob’s day ✌️

Meet Geoff, a beautiful man with a truly inspiring story. I had the pleasure of chatting with Geoff at a recent wedding and he brought me to tears. If you have a moment, have a read of what Geoff has accomplished. “July 2023 Geoff was awaiting surgery to remove what was believed to be a Lipoma in his upper left leg when he received a phone call with news that changed his life. The tumor was identified as being a Myxoid Liposarcoma, a very rare cancer, so rare his GP is unlikely to ever see one again in her medical career. Geoff was scheduled to have 6 rounds of chemotherapy, his body went into multiple organ failure after round 3. Once he was stabilised and released from hospital he underwent surgery then radiotherapy. Thankfully he is now in remission. Recovery has been minimal with Geoff experiencing extreme fatigue on an ongoing basis. Unable to return to work and looking for a way to make a difference he has gradually customised a full scale racing helmet with radio, MP3 and CD Player. The 3 ribbons represent the 3 stages of treatment and logos are from SA Bone and Soft Tissue Tumor Unit as well as Sarcoma and Bone Cancer Research Foundation Association. The Sarcoma and Bone Cancer Research Foundation was formed in 2004 as an alliance of Doctors dedicated to the treatment of these diseases. . Geoff and his wife, Mel, approached The Bend Motorsport Park and through Kirsten it was arranged to have each Supercar Enduro driver and co-driver sign this fundraising project. The signing session was skillfully photographed by professional photographer Sam, enabling a signature book to accompany this auction item to raise much needed awareness and funds for The Sarcoma and Bone Cancer Research Foundation. Sarcoma is often called the ‘forgotten cancer’ due to its rarity and difficulty in treatment. It gets left behind in terms of funding. Treatments themselves may be associated with significant and ongoing disability. Research into the causes of these diseases may promote development of new and innovative therapies. Thank you again to The Bend Shell Motorsport park, Kirsten, Sam and all of the Supercar drivers and their teams for your support”