Kate and Brendan’s Classic Sydney Wedding

Kate and Brendan’s elegant wedding matched their traditional vintage style. Their reception venue at Circular Quay was super-convenient for the gorgeous sweeping photos they took in front of the Sydney Opera House. If you haven’t considered grey for your wedding colour scheme, check out the divine charcoal grey suits and dresses worn by the wedding party. Just lovely.

Couple:  Kate and Brendan
Date: 24th October, 2009
Location: Hunters Hill and Circular Quay, Sydney, New South Wales
Photography: McKay Wedding Photography

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Gown: Pronovias gown imported from Spain from Fashions by Farina, Sydney, NSW.

Shoes: Panache wedding shoes, Sydney, NSW.

Suit: Roger David

Wedding Party: Five Bridesmaids wore Alfred Angelo dresses in charcoal and ivory. Five Groomsmen wore Roger David charcoal pinstriped suits

Accessories: Hand made pearl jewellery made by myself and a friend.

Makeup: Kelly Dermody-Rechbauer (a friend).

Flowers: Mulga berries, freesias, David Austin roses (cream and white) and grey leaves from Menai Floral. Creations, Menai Market Place, Menai, NSW.

Ceremony: Rev Phillip Bradford at All Saints Anglican Parish, Hunters Hill, 2 Ambrose St, Hunters Hill, NSW, 2110, ph: (02) 9817 2167.

Reception: The Royal Automobile Club of Australia, Circular Quay, Sydney, NSW. The menu included:
Entree
* Char grilled Eggplant & Fetta Stack with Tomato coulis.
* Honey tossed Lamb Tenderloins with Bok Choy & Asian Vegetables.
Mains
* Prime Australian Grain Fed Beef Fillet with Kipler potato and Blue Cheese Parcel.
* Corn fed Chicken Supreme with Leek and Bacon Mash and Seasonal Vegetables
Dessert
* Baked Lemon Tart accompanied by Raspberry Coulis
* Mixed Berry Tartlets with Berry Coulis

Music: Hand picked by groom – a collection of jazz for dinner and then retro and classic for the dancing.

Decoration: mini Moko made the table numbers and menus. A florist arranged by our reception venue created our flower centre pieces.

Stationery: mini Moko made our Regency folded invitations, name cards, table numbers, menus and order of service documents with personalised colour design and wording.

Cake: Three tier Ivory Damask cake from Faye Cahill Cake Design, Dulwich Hill, NSW. Two chocolate mocha layers and one vanilla and rose petal layer.

Transport: Four Silver Chrysler 300c sedans from Instyle Wedding Cars.

Budget Tip: Keep a diary/book of every thing you buy and spend – this helps to keep to a budget.

Handmade Tip: Jewellery. I was unable to find exactly what I wanted in the shops so thought I was best to just design and make what I wanted myself.

I wish: …that I could experience the day all over again – it was just perfect.

Something Special: I got to marry my best friend.

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Categories:  Church Weddings, Classic, Grey, Ivory, Sydney, Traditional, Vintage

4 Responses to “Kate and Brendan’s Classic Sydney Wedding”

  1. Cherie says:

    What stunning photos!!

  2. Ellen says:

    I love the feel of this wedding and all the thought put into the detail. I really like the colour combination of soft grey and ivory as opposed to black and white. My favourite photo is the first – it’s so conspiratoral and in love!

  3. [...] At the end of last year we posted a blog on Kate and Brendan’s Wedding. The bride and groom were a lovely couple who ordered mini Moko stationery from our Regency Wedding Stationery Collection: Wedding Invitations, Place cards, Order of Service Covers, Table Numbers, Menu Covers and a Guest Seating Plan. Kate and Brendan used our custom colour service and decided on a beautiful colour combination – soft grey and ivory. Today we have re-posted a few photos taken from the wedding and for more photos and a detailed interview with the bride herself please visit Wedding Ideas Australia [...]

  4. Elanie says:

    wow…amazing wedding…the first pic is so gorgeous…i love it…good job!

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