Handcrafted Australian Wedding
When we received this wedding from Jonathan Ong, we went positively batty with joy. There’s so much to this wedding that makes us giddy: the bride’s short pastel yellow dress, those totally fun wedding favors, and a venue filled to the brim with vintage items from the 1950s. The bride handcrafted the majority of the wedding herself, resulting in a completely intimate backyard vibe we can’t seem to get enough of!
Wedding vendors (Melbourne, Australia):
Ceremony and Reception Venue: Boyd Baker House / Wedding Photographer: Jonathan Ong
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What a sweet wedding!
So fresh, so sweet!
Oh my lovely!
xo
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Awesome wedding. Love the first portrait and the photo with the old tv.
This is one of the cutest backyard weddings I’ve seen in a long time. I love the bonbon bottles as gifts. Do you know if the bride made the dress herself, or where she found it? I’ve been looking for one with a collar like that.
So beautiful! Thanks for the great ideas!
Oh my some many fabulous details here!!! Love ;-)
xoxo
kristi
I really do like this 1950`s theme which they have introduced to their wedding. I do like the brides short pastel yellow dress.
the flowers on the shoulder of that dress are perfect. congratulations from another 50s-lovin’ lady!
How pretty! The couple is lovely <3
love her dress!!
The whole wedding was beautiful. Her dress **sigh** ***swoon***
Beautiful!
Everything is so lovely! A beautiful wedding!
Very rad looking wedding. I love the origami!