When Johanna and Patrick began planning their wedding, we knew it would be something special. They were so full of love, joy and great ideas (not to mention amazingly organised). Throw in an awesome bunch of family and friends, and a seriously great team of local suppliers and these legends nailed the recipe for an epic wedding.
We’d been looking forward to this wedding for ages. A year ago, when we leapt into this wedding caper we were utterly blessed when these two lovebirds, Tara and Ollie, were the first couple to walk through our door. They were so full of love, life, and inspiring ideas, not just for their impending nuptials, but for our blossoming farm wedding venue too.
We were beyond excited for Laura and Tom’s late summer wedding because they were to be our first ceremony down by the creek. It’s a little bit of a walk for guests to reach, so we were thrilled that Tom and Laura’s family and friends were up for a meander across the farm to reach such a spectacular ceremony location.
When Murray and Tatiana were first planning their wedding they knew they wanted a farm shed, some bunting and loads of dancing – and we absolutely loved watching them make all their dreams come to life at Willow Farm.
When Murray and Tatiana were first planning their wedding they knew they wanted a farm shed, some bunting and loads of dancing – and we absolutely loved watching them make all their dreams come to life at Willow Farm.
We couldn’t have been more excited for Candice and Hugh’s wedding – our very first since our decision eight months earlier to start celebrating weddings at the farm.
To celebrate our new adventure into weddings at Willow Farm, we gathered together with some awesomely talented south coast locals for an epic autumn styled shoot.
We were blessed a few years ago when some gorgeous locals – beloved teacher Neomi and her fella Wayne – swung by Willow Farm on the way to their wedding reception venue in Berry for some beautiful afternoon photographs.
