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Richard Johnston

At Lonely Hunter, we only photograph a limited number of weddings each year and do book out quite far in advance.
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Anna & Tom’s – Terragong House Wedding

For Anna & Tom’s wedding at Terragong House, they both wanted to avoid having a traditional sit-down wedding. Instead they were hoping to have a more relaxed celebration of manageable size which included some of their nearest and dearest. Their Terragong House wedding was held mostly during the day and early hours of the evening. It consisted of an intimate ceremony beneath the giant fig tree at midday before moving onto their reception which was spent hanging out with drinks, music, food and surprise games by the pool. A feature of Terragong House that they abouslutely fell in love with.

Before the day of their Terragong House wedding arrived, Anna & Tom were first introduced to each other as co-workers about four years ago. Over time their friendship developed and they envitably started dating. After two years of dating, Tom decided that Anna was the only one for him. It was at this point when Tom decided to make Anna’s birthday a little more special. For the proposal, Tom decided to take a small trip down memory lane, a small local park in Kirribilli where he and Anna used frequent when they first started dating. With a view of the harbour, champagne and some of Anna’s favourite chocolates at the ready, the scene was set. Because this is a blog post about their wedding, i’m guessing you know already know what the answer was.

Prior to their Terragong House wedding, I asked Anna & Tom what they had learn’t since being together and their response couldn’t have been more perfect. She explained that they have learnt life sure is unpredictable and that together they can overcome anything. I think thats a nice note to finish on. To see how their wedding day unfolded check out some of the images below.