The New Mr & Mrs Vickers

 On Saturday September 1st 2012, the first day of Spring, Mick and Jess began celebrated the beginning of their lives together as Mr & Mrs Vickers.

 

Jess was accompanied by six bridesmaids who looked stunning in Jess' favourite colour red. Their dresses were purchased from Bridesmaids Only situated in Double Bay.

Heels by Dianna Ferrari.



 

 

Jess sourced her dress from Calabro Bridal at Wetherill Park. Make up By Cassandra http://www.makeupbycassandra.com.au/

 

 

Heels by Wittner.

Jewellery by Swarovski.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A special moment between father and daughter before heading out the door.

 

 

 

 

 

Mick and his Groomsmen were just so-much-fun. I think there were times we couldn't capture the moment because they had us laughing so hard.

 

 

Groom & Groomsmen suits were hired from Roger David, Rouse Hill NSW.

The Bridal Car was hired from Tuf 57 Chevys.

 

 

These are some of our favourite pics. Just LOVE the candid moments of life!

 

Bridal Party portrait session was held at Bella Vista Farm, NSW. 

 

 

This Chev is owned by a close friend of Mick & Jess'.

Mick's own pride and joy ;)

 



 

 

Mick and Jess chose The Hills Lodge as their reception venue. It was so beautifully, uniquely themed. Guests arrived to discover their night was a drive down memory lane - The Vicker's Highway - the lovely couple's life thus far.

 

Congratulations Mick and Jess on such a beautiful wedding day. May your lives be filled with sunshine and happiness and may your love continue to grow throughout the years.

Thank you for allowing us to be a part of this, your special day.

Much love,

Carley & Kirrily xx



Bumps, babies and birth are what we love most here at Peppermint Creek Photography and The Birth Photographers. A big thank you to baby E's parents for allowing us to share her gorgeousness with the world! Have you ever seen anything so precious?? Capturing your baby's newness is so worthwhile... they change and grow each day at a speed that often takes your breath away!

The Beauty Project

So much has been happening for us at Peppermint Creek, which is exactly why our poor blog has been so sadly neglected. We are so quick to post on Facebook, but never quite make it back to the blog! So, it's time for an update.

We have two ahhhmazing new products that we are in the midst of launching and they both have us zinging with excitement! Firstly, we have our new division covering birth photography. For more information head to www.thebirthphotographers.com.au and stay tuned for more in that area over the next few months.

Our second new product is called The Beauty Project, and centres around every woman's desire to feel beautiful. Our teaser posts can be seen above with information regarding sessions and packages coming up in the next few days.

In the meantime, here's hoping Chris and Louise Booth are having the time of their lives on their honeymoon and that our April and May birth mums are resting up ready for their big day!

xo

A preview of the 'Booth' Wedding

This is just a little post for Katrina, the lovely mother of the groom at our latest wedding. Katrina is not much of a Facebooker and is dying to see what we posted there... so here it is Katrina! Our sneak peek of your dear son and daughter in law. Enjoy!

A sweet selection of images for Mr and Mrs Clancy

We do love us a wedding, let there be no doubt. The sweet anticipation as the Bride prepares for the day, the playful joking that keeps the groom’s nerves under control as he waits for his beloved to enter the church, the gorgeous details that each couple painstakingly select and prepare so that their day is unique - remembered by all who attend as “the best day ever!”.

Well, Paul and Louise’s wedding day was certainly just that… and more. If we could have wished for our dream location it would have been this:

Belgenny Farm. Established in 1805 back in a time when life was so much simpler.

Well,ask and ye shall receive! It could not have been more perfectly suited to the new Mr and Mrs Clancy… and for us it was a gift.

This quote, taken from a love letter written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart to his new wife Constanze, speaks of the period during which the farm was founded, when life was far less complicated, and it reminds us that our lives today are far more complex than we need them to be.

He writes…

“Darling wife, I have a number of requests to make to you:-

1^st. I beg you will not be melancholy.

2^nd. That you will take care of yourself, and not expose yourself to the spring breezes.

3^rd. That you will not go out to walk alone- indeed, it would be better not to walk at all.

4^th. That you will feel entirely assured of my love”.

Such quiet respect, loving companionship and sweet tenderness is the perfect recipe for a long and happy marriage and after sharing the day with Paul and Louise this describes their relationship beautifully. They also laugh… a lot! Another vital ingredient for a successful marriage!

Mr and Mrs Clancy, it is with great pleasure that we celebrate your wedding day with this brief collection of images in which you both look amazing and happy… and loved.

The Bride and Groom's rings were made by Diamond Hill Jewellers

The boys were dressed by Spurling Bridal and Formal Wear in Parramatta

Louise rocked these gorgeous shoes by Wittner.

Riki from Bridal Vision at Wetherill Park describes Louise's gown beautifully,

"The gown that this beautiful bride is wearing is a long line bodice, one piece dress. The fabric is ivory silk and the neckline is 'sweetheart' to flatter her perfect cleavage.

The bodice has diagonal rouching in silk fabric and is encrusted in between with clear Swarovski crystals.

Her skirt is assymetrically draped with pleated organza layers in between the silk.

Her back bodice is corseted with same diagonal beading as used on front of gown".

Louise's look was created by the following fabulous vendors:
Hair: E.Clips Hair Studio in Sth Windsor

Flowers: Daisy Chain Floral Designers at Castle Hill

The beautiful Bridesmaids were dressed by SMIK in Windsor

Mother and daughter's boots were from RM Williams