Real couples, real ceremonies, told properly
The weddings behind the work — the cultures, the families, and the clever legal choices that made each day run without a hitch. Shared with each couple's kind permission.
Gurpreet & Harpreet
A court-marriage enquiry that became a backyard wedding: two shift workers who run opposite shifts at a Western Sydney chicken factory made time on a working day for a legal ceremony, a paranda and some very romantic poses.
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Lovepreet & Gurpinder
A court marriage enquiry that became a sunset wedding at Wollongong lighthouse: the groom flew in from Canada, both sets of parents and extended family joined by video from India, and the wind couldn't spoil a thing.
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Kanwarpal & Jashandeep
A big Sikh family wedding in my Bella Vista garden: Kanwarpal from Canberra, Jashandeep from Sydney, relatives from both sides, and their engagement and photography on the same day.
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Karthik & Sivai
Married at 7am in Wendy Whiteley's Secret Garden — the very garden where they first met and got engaged — before heading to work by 9.
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Pericles & Estefani
Casamentos Brasileiros em Sydney — a Brazilian couple who married legally in my Sydney garden with their family close by, keeping the big destination wedding for later this year.
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Manon & Karim
A Valentine's Day garden ceremony where each spoke vows in the other's language — French and Spanish — with both families joining live by video from overseas.
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Prince & Sagandeep
A warm young Indian couple who eloped in my backyard with their two closest friends — a cute, simple ceremony in front of the stone Buddha in the garden.
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Inder & Anchaldeep
A young Sikh couple who did their legal court marriage at my home in Bella Vista — witnesses sorted and all — so their Anand Karaj could stay purely sacred.
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Bhavdeep & Nancy
An Indian couple who married in my backyard surrounded by their close friends and family — a garden ceremony and a celebration rolled into one warm afternoon.
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Aryan & Kriti
A 370-guest reception where the legal ceremony happened on the night — so the couple flew to India for their religious wedding already married, and stress-free.
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Sahil & Radhika
An Indian couple who did the legal part simply at my home — the calm alternative to a registry office, witnessed by family — keeping the big reception at the hall for later.
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Amandeep & Sonia
A hard-working couple who drove through the night from Dubbo — finishing their restaurant shift first — for an intimate 9am garden wedding in my backyard.
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