Ben + Rhiannon Part 1} Perth Wedding Photographer

Posted on January 24, 2010

Well, by now Ben & Rhiannon have flown back to the UK, but what a wonderful day their wedding day was!  Ben’s entire family had flown out for the big day from the freezing temperatures of the UK, for our lovely balmy 38 degree’s.  Rhiannon’s family, I think, were probably a little more used to  – but gosh and gee it was a very very warm day to get married!  While Ben got ready with his family and groomsmen at a house in Mt Pleasent, Rhiannon stayed at the Novotel Langley Plaza which was a hop and a skip away from St. Georges Cathedral in the City.  So much of the wedding was significant. .. . . .  Rhiannon’s dress was her mothers, minus the sleeves.  The church was where her mother and her grandmother got married.  The decoration on the cake was also of two generations.  The ceremony was beautiful and meaningful and I loved it.  The priest talked about all the significant things that happen at a wedding, and it was just such a lovely service.  Once we were outside again, the relative coolness of the inside was traded in for the afternoon searing heat.  After an afternoon of different locations we finally finished at their reception at the Riverbank Estate for the Cocktail Party.  Ben & Rhiannon decided to surprise all of their guest with a bridal waltz that involved rollerblades.  I asked him why the rollerblades, and he simply replied “I can’t dance” . . . . (I thought he danced pretty well on the rollerblades )

I’ve had to put this into two posts because I didn’t think that one would justify all the great moments of this wedding (and I ran out of time today! )

So Ben & Rhiannon, it’s been an 18 month long journey  . . . the wedding was beautiful, special, hot and full of fun and love – thank you for inviting me to share it with you.

Krystal

Rhiannon has this megawatt smile!

A quiet moment

Hug from Dad

Sharing that last private moment with her mum.

I put this in because of the hat . . . . I love the hat

I love this one, they have literally walked out the door of the church after they’ve gotten married.