2022/2023 EDITIONECHUCA-MOAMA REAL WEDDINGS FASHION PLANNING
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Not your average wedding venue, Radcliffe's sits in the heart of Echuca's famous port district and offers a unique atmosphere which must be seen to be believed.
If you imagine the possibilities, we'll take care of the rest.
To arrange a free tour or to chat with our experienced Function Coordinators call 5480 6720 or visit www.radcliffes.com.au
RADCLIFFE'S
If you imagine the possibilities, we'll take care of the rest.
Weddings on the banks of the Murray River
Get married in a ceremony where the backdrop is the majesty of the Murray River. Indulge yourself and your guests with your reception in our stunning, silk-lined marquee. And do this all within walking distance of our self-contained modern villa apartments. Everything you need for your wedding day in the one venue — at Tindarra Resort. 03 5483 events@tindarra.com.auwww.tindarra.com.au6888
Not your average wedding venue, Radcliffe's sits in the heart of Echuca's famous port district and offers a unique atmosphere which must be seen to be believed.
To arrange a free tour or to chat with our experienced Function Coordinators call 5480 6720 or visit www.radcliffes.com.au
RADCLIFFE'S
Not your average wedding venue, Radcliffe’s sits in the heart of Echuca’s famous port district and offers a unique atmosphere which must be seen to be believed.
Simply beautiful. Stunningly romantic.
Simply beautiful. Stunningly romantic. To arrange a free tour or to chat with our experienced Function Coordinators call 5480 6720 or visit www.radcliffes.com.au
SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW... With more than 150 years of rich history and the natural rustic beauty brought back to life, there is no better place to create your very own piece of history. picture perfect perfect ceremony backdrop relaxed wedding venue natural ambientbeautyhistoric wharf breathtaking views of the Murray River 74 Murray Esplanade, Echuca Victoria. T (03) 5481 0500 | E enquiries@portofechuca.org.au W www.portofechuca.org.au PORT CENTREDISCOVERYECHUCAOF The Port of Echuca Discovery Centre incorporating the meticulously restored historic wharf ticks all boxes! Set atop a 30,000 year old geographical marvel which is the Cadell Fault and overlooking one of the world’s largest River Red Gum forests, our 150 year old historic homestead offers a unique and stunning backdrop to create the perfect wedding day. Accommodate your guests in our fully self-contained 6-start Starry Nights quarters, featuring an eclectic mix of furnishings and fittings with each room boasting breathtaking retractable ceiling skylights. 2636 Cobb Highway, Mathoura • www.moirastation.com.au • mstation1842@gmail.com • ph: 0407 093 111
There is nothing that shows love more than exchanging the promise of spending the rest of your life with your partner. For a moment in life magic does exist, and resides in these two simple words: “I do”. With the promise of warmer days, longer summer evenings and nature slowly blossoming again, comes also the promise of a new wedding season. We had the privilege to listen to happy couples share their unique wedding day story. Couples like Clare Doyle and Ryan Pingree, who decided to celebrate their special day by returning to the place they met in Echuca. Read their story on page 36. School sweethearts Jacqueline Clarke and Adam Lovison chose a small and intimate wedding. The beautiful M.V. Mary Ann houseboat was the perfect venue for the 60 guests.
The couple told bride and groom the weather was perfect they were on the river with the picturesque views of the Murray River and they couldn’t have asked for a better day. Turn to page 32 to read their story. In our gorgeous region of Echuca and Moama, the possibilities to make your wedding day the most unforgettable day of your life are endless. In this edition of bride and groom, discover what your reception could look like if you chose one of the gorgeous venues featured.
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We also throw in some ideas for making a grand entrance at your wedding what we’ve learnt is that it’s totally up to your own imagination and how brave you are to make a memorable arrival. The main thing is it must fit your personalities. For some whimsical ideas turn to page 30. For couples in the planning stages of their special day, we hope bride and groom brings you lots of ideas and inspiration.Happyplanning and best wishes, Clemence FROM EDITOR
EDITOR Clemence Caryol WRITERS Dylan Brown, Gianni Francis, Lauren Formica, Gregor Mactaggart SUB-EDITORS Sandy Lloyd, Kylie Pogue DESIGN McPherson Media Group ADVERTISING Kristy Hayes, Kerry Vevers, Reanna Matthews, Jaimie Orr 5482 1111 PUBLISHED BY Riverine Herald PO Box 21, Echuca, Victoria, 3564 23 32 10 36 PLANNING Start your own tradition 7 Live in the moment 10 The right person for the job 26 Make an entrance 29 Plan your perfect day 41 Blooming marvellous 43 The ideal wedding plan 50 VENUE Love among the red gums 15 Romance by the river 21 Celebrate in style 47 REAL WEDDINGS Alexandra Fitzgerald and Jacob Perdon 11 Abbey Dorrington and Dustin Craig 17 Carly Giampaolo and Aaron Beaconsfield 23 Jacqueline Clarke and Adam Lovison 32 Clare Doyle and Ryan Pingree 36 bride and groom // 5
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WALKING DOWN THE AISLE DOESN’T HAVE TO FOLLOW TRADITION. bride and groom
A grandparent is a special option as they can play an important part of your upbringing and may have had to step up to assume a role of your Peopleparent.choose their grandparents to walk them down the aisle as it can be special for all involved.Itcanalso give people a moment that they can cherish forever. If your grandparent has physical limitations, you can cater for this by having them in front of you for a short walk or meet them at the alter where they can pass your hand to your partner’s.
If you where adopted, then of course it is appropriate to have them walk you down the aisle.Ifthere will be an awkwardness because your biological parents may be in attendance, you can explain the situation or try get them involved in the process. Get creative as not everyone has the traditional family set-up; if it means having several people walk you down the aisle, then so be it.
FATHER OR FATHER-LIKE FIGURE
If you’d like to be traditional and choose a father or father-like figure, it is a perfect one if you have a great relationship with them.But for those people who don’t have a father, they don’t have to forgo tradition. If there is a man that has raised you or mentored you throughout your life (step-dad, grandfather, family friend, etc) you may choose them to fulfil the fatherly role.
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An extended family member may be an easy choice for you. You may have a close relationship with an uncle, aunt or cousin and may want them to give you away. It is a bit of a different choice, but if you feel closer to them than anyone else then you’re right to make that choice.
GRANDPARENTS
Who is the right person to walk with you down the aisle and give you away to your partner?Atraditional wedding sees the father of the bride walk her down the aisle and hand her off to the groom. This practice is old fashioned and has evolved since then, with many modern day couples seeing it as a symbol of love and support.There are many who believe your father should walk you down the aisle, but this day is about you, so that decision is ultimately up toToyou.help you decide, we’ve given you options so you have all the information to make a decision.
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If you don’t feel any of these options are right, and you’d like to walk alone, then that is fine as well. After all, you’ve been involved in the whole process so who better to give yourself away, than yourself. At the end of the day, go with your instincts and what feels natural to you in who should walk you down the aisle.
WALK IT YOURSELF
Your mother can be an obvious choice, especially if you have a very close relationship. This option can be even easier if she has been very involved with the process of your relationship.Choosingsomeone that is close to you and your relationship is important. But if you can’t decide, you can choose to have both your parents.
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STORY: DYLAN BROWN START YOUR OWN TRADITION
Monica McQuitty from love by shae photography believes that your special moments are best captured naturally.
“This skill is only acquired after years of experience and that is why getting a professional is an investment not an expense.
Important moments like your first kiss as a married couple or swaying to your first dance shouldn’t be forced or staged for photos.
The blue hour comes just after the golden hour, where the sun slips just below the horizon.
“We don’t believe in practised poses or mock-ups,” she said.
“I love getting to know my couples and they have a lot of fun in front of the camera.
Monica spoke about how she helps couples plan their day and that light is a big consideration when it comes to wedding photos.
“The best photos of those key moments are taken when you are swept up in the magic of your special day.” Monica likes to really get to know her couples to help them feel comfortable in front of the camera.
“I always consider how the light might impact their wedding photos,” she said.
“The time of year and the location of the event can also impact that.”
She believes having a professional makes it easier for couples as it lets them plan it how they want and the photographer can organise it Monicaaccordingly.said having an experienced wedding photography professional who takes care of their couples was what they deserve and it minimises the stresses on the day.
The ‘first look’ is where the couple plans to see each other before the ceremony and allows them to have a moment together in a private“Traditionally,setting. couples don’t see each other until the ceremony, but the private prequel is becoming popular, particularly outside of daylight saving,” Monica said.
STORY: DYLAN BROWN // PHOTOGRAPHY: LOVE BY SHAE LIVE
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“Just with everything else that happens on the occasion, timing is everything.”
“Capturing all those memories has been elevated to an art form by professional photographers,” she said.
“You only get one shot at your wedding and a professional photographer always gets the shot.” IN THE MOMENT COME FROM BEING IN THE MOMENT YOUR SPECIAL DAY.
“The couples feel relaxed and natural which in turn will show in your images.” She spoke about breaking down the perfect times for wedding photos, which comes down to two choices — the golden hour or the blue“Thehour.golden hour is just before sunset where the sun is low in the sky, which bathes the wedding party in its warm light. “It’s a brief opportunity, that is timed almost down to the Professionalssecond.”likeMonica call this the “magic moment”.
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“The last fingers of light create the perfect backdrop for silhouette settings and that indirect blue light which will bathe the scene in the softest of natural lights.
“If couples have a later ceremony, then I check to see if a ‘first look’ could be an option so that their photos have enough light.”
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“Both of these moments come and go very quickly, so this is the only time we have to be really ready to go to get the shot.
Knowing in advance when the light will change, Monica said, was integral to ensure her couples aren’t rushing on their special day to keep up with the light. She loves creating photos and capturing moments for couples to look back on forever. “I’m obsessed with capturing the memories that mean the most to my couples and turning them into beautiful images they can re-live forever.
REAL WEDDING STORY: DYLAN BROWN // PHOTOGRAPHY: LOVE BY SHAE ALEXANDRA FITZGERALD AND JACOB PERDON SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 2022 // THE TIMBERCUTTER // MATHOURA bride and groom // 11
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The couple had a pretty good idea for what they wanted, with Ashley K also doing their wedding planning. “I pretty much had most things in mind and she was able to help me organise some of those things even though I hadn’t engaged her as a wedding planner.”
A growing trend for brides is to buy a denim jacket to wear later on in the evening.
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“Whenever we were stuck, all the vendors would go out of their way to assist like a celebrant from Married By Georgia she would message me with suggestions for us.” Alex was one of the first in her friend circle to get married so she relied heavily on the vendors.“Ican’t thank the vendors enough,” she said. “They made the day stress-free for me as I have a highly stressful job, so being able to count on them to set everything up was great.”Alexsaid the wedding day exceeded their expectations and everything went exactly to“Allplan.the vendors went above and beyond, but Bendigo Bridal Collections helped immensely,” she said. “I went in there thinking for my wedding dress that I don’t want to wear white, I want to wear something lacy, I don’t want to wear something tight.” Alex said what she ended up wearing was white, tight and lacy. “I would’ve never picked that dress out unless they insisted and I’m glad they did,” she said. “I will never top how beautiful I felt that day, the dress I was wearing was super comfortable and practical as there was plenty of room for movement.“Ifeltsocomfortable and beautiful.”
ALEX AND JACOB GREW UP AS NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOURS AND HAVE ALWAYS SHARED A LOVE FOR CAMPING ON THE RIVER. bride and groom
“I bought it online from Sleeping with the Enemy and had ‘Wifey’ written on the back,” AlexShesaid.said Jacob had one task for the wedding and that was to pick the vehicles. “I planned most of it because it was easier that way, but this was one task I was happy to give to him.
“We spent a lot of time together growing up and we started dating around 12 years old,” AlexThesaid.couple chose the Timbercutter for their special day as the low-key and picturesque venue represented their shared love. “We love to go camping at Deniliquin and Moama,” Alex said. “We thought it’d be too busy in Moama and searched on Google to find the Timbercutter which is based in Mathoura. “We went there to check it out and just loved it.” Alex and Jacob were engaged for two-anda-half years by the time they got married and had only looked at one other place before deciding Timbercutter was the “perfect” location for their wedding. “Kelly and the crew there are so awesome and welcoming,” Alex said. “The place just felt very homely, easy going and it’s a family-run business.”
Videographer: 2418 Video Productions. Florist and Stylist: Ashley K. Hair: Kristy from Maiden Boutique Bendigo.
Make-up: Glow Beauty Bendigo and Glamour & Co. Dress: Bendigo Bridal Collections.
“But I admit I was stressed in case it didn’t work out.”
Inspections for Weddings and Functions are welcome by appointment 1021 Picnic Point Rd, Mathoura NSW 03 5884 3287 • bookings@thetimbercutter.com.au |
LOVE AMONG THE RED GUMS THE TIMBERCUTTER RESTAURANT PROVIDES A PICTURESQUE PLACE FOR WEDDING CEREMONIES, AMONG THE TALL RED GUMS AT THE JUNCTION OF THE EDWARD AND MURRAY RIVERS. VENUE bride and groom // 15
“We have a few spots left for 2023, but people are mostly looking towards 2024 now,” Kalli said. “We probably did around 35 weddings lastIt’syear.”nothard to see why the venue has become such a favourite for couples from near andThefar.venue’s permanent wooden arbour structure is surrounded by red gum forest and boasts panoramic views of the river junction, making the location perfect for ceremonies.
“There are so many nice places, even just over the road from us.” Even the interior of the venue, with an open fireplace, can make for perfect backdrops for photographs, and will be sure to warm up the celebrations.“Theaesthetic of (the venue) really complements the area that we’re in,” Kalli said.
“We often do a ‘recovery breakfast’ the next morning out on the deck, that’s become quite popular,” Kalli said. The Timbercutter Restaurant has been closed for the winter months, reopening at the beginning of September.
Kalli Crump and her partner Joel Smith have transformed a stretch of bushland just 10km from Mathoura into a venue that has been a wedding favourite since opening.
If inclement weather threatens to dampen the big day, weddings can be moved onto the deck“Thearea.arbour overlooks both the Murray and the Edward River, it’s right on the junction of the two rivers,” Kalli said. “People can get married up on the deck, which we haven’t had to do yet — touch wood — but there are two big deck areas overlooking the river if we need to.”
After the formalities of the ceremony are completed and the reception begins, the restaurant can seat about 170 people inside, with room to spread out onto the deck if planning for a bigger celebration.Besidesthe ceremony and reception, couples can plan cocktail hours and celebrations the following day for their guests if they so choose.
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For inquiries and bookings, contact the Timbercutter Restaurant on social media or email: bookings@thetimbercutter.com.au
Couples are often taken away from their wedding celebrations, their venue and — mostly importantly — their guests, to take the all-important wedding portraits, but this is not a hurdle faced at the Timbercutter. Photographers and couples alike will be spoilt for choice, with plenty of scenic locations at their fingertips including the historic red gum bushland surrounding the restaurant.“Youdon’t have to travel too far for photos,” Kalli said.
“A lot of couples come up to the big sandhill here and have sunset photos all on the same property, and they can have photos through the bush here.
The Timbercutter restaurant is an allinclusive venue, and nearby accommodation providers mean an easy and safe trip home at the end of the night.
“We’ve had stylists come through, but a lot of people don’t do a lot of additional styling because it’s all so natural.”
“Our caravan bar is a popular one,” Kalli said. “A lot of people are having cocktail hours at the ceremony site down on the lawn first before they come up to the more formal setting.”Forthose staying nearby — or those who celebrated a bit too hard the night before — the Timbercutter Restaurant can keep the celebrations going into the following day.
“There’s accommodation as close as across the road from us, which is nice along the river,” Kalli said.
REAL WEDDING STORY: DYLAN BROWN // PHOTOGRAPHY: LOVE BY SHAE ABBEY DORRINGTON AND DUSTIN CRAIG SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2021 // PERRICOOTA STATION // MOAMA bride and groom // 17
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CONTRIBUTORS Florist: Bryants Buds. Caterer: Perricoota Station. Make-up: Kristie Hedington Hair and Make-up. Hair: Georgia from Hairfolk (Bendigo).
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Abbey spoke about the planning process which was pretty difficult for her having to organise things from the Northern Territory.“Itwashard being up in the Northern Territory and not being able to see everything in person,” she said. “So I had to do a lot of guess work and hope it will do.”
Dusty was actually best friends with Abbey’s brother, which she admitted made it awkward at first. “It was a little touchy at the start but it worked out well in the end,” Abbey said. “My brother was in our wedding as one of the groomsmen and pronounced us husband andAbbeywife.”spoke about how being able to share the moment with friends and family made it the best day of their lives. “It was great sharing it with all of our friends and family, we are from Bendigo but are currently living in the Northern Territory,” she“Butsaiddue to COVID we hadn’t been able to go back and visit as much.” Abbey said with all the uncertainty due to COVID-19 restrictions she was glad to have their“Thereceremony.wasalittle uncertainty that the wedding would go ahead,” she said. “So to be able to have the wedding and catch up with everyone was a blessing.” She spoke about how she dealt with a bride’s shining moment in walking down the aisle. “I didn’t think I’d get that nervous. “Our guest list was about 180, so we had quite a few people, so that made the walk pretty “Withdaunting.thatamount of people and all their attention is on you can be nerve-racking.” The couple loves the Echuca-Moama area which is what inspired them to pick Perricoota Station as their wedding venue. “We have always grown up around the Echuca area,” Abbey said. “Every summer we would go up to the river and spend a lot of time on the water. “We both wanted our special day to be there and our venue Perricoota Station was just beautiful.”Thevibe of the wedding was very relaxed and was very much about the Murray River and the Echuca-Moama area.
The couple thanked all the vendors who helped greatly in ensuring their special day went to plan. “All the vendors where very helpful and made the wedding planning very easy,” Abbey said. “I sent through to the florist what I wanted and they did it perfectly. “It took a lot of time and work but it was all worth“Everythingit.” worked out perfectly and came out exactly as I imagined.” YEARS TOGETHER TIED THE KNOT.
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Photos by Love by Shae, Bou�que Wedding Photography.
Located 23 kilometres from Moama, Perricoota Sta�on has recently been renovated, providing a superb venue for weddings, conferences, private func�ons, accommoda�on and even historic tours. Boas�ng almost three kilometres of absolute water frontage on the Murray River, Perricoota Sta�on provides a stunning se�ng for all occasions. The property has a historic homestead, old Cobb & Co coach stables, ‘The Quarters & Watsons House’ and ‘The Packing Shed’ – an à la carte restaurant and a func�on centre with the ability to host up to 250 guests seated or 350 standing.
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Couples can use the manicured lawns of the Perricoota Homestead or the banks of the Murray River to say “I do” before heading to their reception venue, only steps away.The historic Packing Shed seats up to 200 guests and is mere metres from the waterfront. From the large deck, guests will have access to stunning views out over the river and the surrounding bushland.
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Wedding photographers will also be spoiled for choice at Perricoota Station, as natural and historic elements provide perfect backdrops to capture those moments worth remembering.Overall,this venue is perfect for couples looking for a down-to-earth, Australian wedding with a relaxed rustic-chic atmosphere.Jodieandthe team at Perricoota Station Events are now taking bookings for 2023 and beyond, so get in touch to secure the date for your dream day.
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Photography: Georgie James Photography
Situated near the twin river towns of Echuca and Moama, Perricoota Station boasts three kilometres of absolute water frontage, iconic red gum forests and charming historic buildings.Thevenue, steeped in almost 200 years of history, has recently been renovated, providing a superb location for weddings and other special occasions.
REAL WEDDING STORY: DYLAN BROWN // PHOTOGRAPHY: LOVE BY SHAE CARLY GIAMPAOLO AND AARON BEACONSFIELD SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2022 // TINDARRA RESORT // MOAMA bride and groom // 23
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“We had to include it somehow since it is such a big part of our lives and we wanted to show that to our family.
“I already had that idea in my head, it wasn’t much of a stress as I thought it would be because I engaged Modern Love for the styling and everything for me. “It was really a matter of getting my vision across to them and they took it from there.”
The couple met back in 2011 through mutual friends Carly was at her sister’s house and he happened to be there and the rest is history.“Weare obsessed with the Echuca-Moama area,” Carly said. “We have a holiday cabin there, so we couldn’t picture having ourselves getting married anywhere else.” Carly said Tindarra Resort was an “absolutely incredible and beautiful venue”. “The fact that we had our special day right on the river, with friends and family, made it the best day of our lives,” she said. “Eventually we will move up there (to Echuca-Moama), that is how much we love the area. “My little one has grown up going there, so it all just fit in perfectly as our ideal wedding.”Thegroomsmen and Aaron rocked up to the wedding in style via boat. They own the boat they used on the day, that gets plenty of use during their holidays, wakeboarding and skiing on the Murray River.“Ifit was up to Aaron, he probably would’ve wake-boarded to the wedding,” Carly said. “The happy medium was that he could rock up to the wedding in the boat.” Carly said the Murray River and water sports were such a large part of their lives that they wanted to include it somehow in their wedding.
Florist: Lisa at Wellingford Flowers. Styling: Modern Love Style Co. Catering: Tindarra Resort. Make-up: Courtney Edgar. Hair: Aspire Boutique.
NOBODY LOVES THE ECHUCA-MOAMA AREA MORE THAN CARLY AND AARON, WHO DECIDED TO HAVE THEIR WEDDING AT TINDARRA RESORT ON THE BANKS OF THE MIGHTY MURRAY RIVER. bride and groom
“We looked at Tindarra a few years ago I had a vision that our special day would be on the banks on the Murray.”
Carly said she had the vision of what she wanted for her wedding day and that Modern Love Style Co was able to bring it to fruition.
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Charismatic marriage and funeral celebrant Tracie Kyne may just be the special addition you are searching for.
“I’m energetic, I’m fun, I’m light-hearted and I love working with people.”
Tracie is well equipped, having officiated weddings everywhere from cruise ships to rural properties.
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Perhaps you are looking for someone who can organise your day, or one with a comedic touch?
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“You only need to show on the day with two rings and two witnesses and I will take care of the rest,” she said. Tracie is undoubtedly a well-liked, charismatic northern Victoria-based celebrant.Andfor what couples can expect from Tracie, she says “110 per cent”.
IT’S ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT DAYS OF YOUR LIFE, SO YOU NEED TO COMPLETELY TRUST THE PERSON YOU’VE CHOSEN TO CONDUCT YOUR WEDDING CEREMONY.
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“A constant connection, whatever they need from me, they’ve got.
STORY: LAUREN FORMICA THE RIGHT PERSON FOR THE JOB
With more than 140 weddings and a world of knowledge in all things ‘love,’ Tracie has everything organised before you even say ‘I do’.
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She uses her way with people to put her couples at ease, effectively drawing out funny anecdotes and romantic stories from them. Tracie gives a couple a list of questions for them to answer and uses these details to craft memorable, individualised ceremonies with quirk — each filled with humour and sentiment.“Thismakes sure that every wedding is nothing like one I have done before.” Incorporating a couple’s loved ones is something she is conscious of, making sure that they are involved as much as possible. “I’m very inclusive of families, kids andTraciepets.”not only assists a couple with their vows, she is an expert at music and produces a personalised booklet on the day of the ceremony. A master in the finer details, she is always one step ahead of the couple, going above and beyond for every couple she has the privilege of marrying. Engaging and down to earth, Tracie is not shy of romance and sincerity and will endeavour to keep you at ease and present in one of the most special moments of your life. The result is an authentic ceremony and one that the couple will always hold dear to their hearts.
Tracie Kyne has officiated at more than 140 weddings.
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When it comes to one of the most significant days in your life, it’s important to know that you have someone you can trust to create a ceremony that’s written just for you. You need to know you’re in safe, confident, and caring hands. That you have someone that listens to your needs and wants and can adapt to any situation.
I bring tissues for the tears, and scissors, needles, and cotton for any last-minute alterations to suits, but I also bring the legal paperwork, your vows and readings printed on card, my Bose PA and microphone. You just need to turn up with your rings, and together we’ll make your day special.
Someone that’s experienced…
On your wedding day, I’ll ensure you feel comfortable and at ease and ready to say, “I Do”.
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I’m that someone.
I create beautiful, heartfelt ceremonies for families and friends to celebrate life’s precious moments, with love, respect, and a whole lot of fun.
Tracie CommonwealthKyne Registered Marriage Celebrant hello@traciekynecelebrant.com.au | 0472 780 055 Tracie Kyne – Celebrant | www.traciekynecelebrant.com.autraciekynecelebrant
Your wedding day is one of the most important and exciting things you will get It symbolises the beginning of your journey together and no better way to kick it off than to arrive in style. On this day you and your partner are the stars of the show and you want to ensure your entrance on the day is grand, memorable and fits your individual style. No wedding should be the same, from the venue, to the reception or the bridal party. The entire event is a reflection of who you and your partner are as a couple. Here are some ideas of how to arrive on your special day.
Give your wedding a royal vibe by arriving in a horse and carriage just like Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Nothing is more Disney princess-like than arriving in a horse and carriage and the slow gentle travel can help relieve your nerves before walking down the aisle.
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FLY IN FROM THE SKY Nothing will wow your guests like arriving to your wedding in a helicopter. This is your magical day so, yes, you can definitely arrive via a chopper. Helicopters have an ability to catch people’s eyes as they fly past and will shock your wedding guests when you land at the ceremony or reception. Also there a great photo opportunities as you exit the helicopter and you can also get aerial shots of the wedding set up.
HORSEBACK A magical way to make an entrance on your special day and will produce amazing photos.
Get the attention of your guests by rolling in on a roaring Harley-Davidson or jump on the latest trend and get on a Vespa. Vespas have become a trend recently and will give your wedding a European vibe. They also come in a variety of different colours so you can choose one that fits your colour scheme.
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STORY: DYLAN BROWN MAKE ENTRANCEAN GO THE EXTRA MILE AND ARRIVE SPECTACULAR STYLE FOR YOUR WEDDING CEREMONY. bride and groom //
Taking a bus can be fashionable and glamorous, as it doesn’t have to be just you who arrives in style. If your wedding is at a destination that requires travel, then getting a bus to charter you and your guests there is a greatThisoption.wayyou can keep all your guests together, they can feel included in your big day and make sure everyone gets to and from the wedding safely.
If your wedding is on a waterfront then there is no excuse not to make an entrance on the Whetherboat.it be on a classy timber boat or the modern wake boats you see often on the Murray River, it will definitely be a memorable entrance. TRACTOR If you are a couple that loves the country or one of you has grown up living on the land, why not make an entrance on a tractor.
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REAL WEDDING STORY: DYLAN BROWN // PHOTOGRAPHY: LOVE BY SHAE JACQUELINE CLARKE AND ADAM LOVISON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 2021 // M.V. MARY ANN // ECHUCA 32 // bride and groom
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Make-up: Grace Satori (Kyabram). Florist: Twig n Hynes (Shepparton). Catering: M.V. Mary Ann. Cake: Sweet Meadow (Echuca). Dessert: The Hungry Goat. ALWAYS TO OVER THE TOP AND LARGE EVENTS, SHOWN BY JACQUI WEDDING ON THE BEAUTIFUL M.V. MARY ANN HOUSEBOAT. bride and groom
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They have known each other for a very long time and are school sweethearts, as they attended both primary school and secondary schoolJacquitogether.saidthe couple enjoyed the scenery being on the Murray River and having a small wedding with those there that they love dearly. “We culled our wedding list down to 60 guests mainly due to COVID restrictions,” Jacqui said. “It made the ceremony so intimate and the moment more special.” Jacqui said what the couple enjoyed most about having a small guest list was it gave them the ability to go around and speak to everyone.“Ireally enjoyed being able to go around and have a lengthy conversation with everyone which would be pretty difficult to do with a massive guest list,” she said. “It was very difficult having to cut back on the guest list as we had people who we ideally wanted to be there.” Jacqui said she couldn’t have asked for a better day for their wedding day. “The weather was just perfect, we were on the river and everything just fell right into place. “Relief that it was happening, the hot weather and there were a few little nerves as I walked down the aisle.” The couple also chose the luxurious M.V. Mary Ann because of the picturesque views of the Murray and the greater chance of the event going ahead with it being in NSW.
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“At the time when we booked, things where more relaxed in NSW and with the Mary Ann on that side, it was a safer bet to book it with them,” Jacqui said. “I know what I want, it was more the stress of whether we would go into lockdown and the event would go ahead.”Thehouseboat is two levels which provided a different dynamic for a wedding. The ceremony was held upstairs on the second level and the formal dinner was downstairs.Laterinthe evening the top level became the dance floor, so those who wanted to sit and talk stayed on bottom level.
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CONTRIBUTORS Florist: River Port. Caterers: Henry’s Bridge Hotel Echuca. Make-up: Stephanie Bond. Hair: Michelle (friend).
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Both into waterskiing, Ryan was in town with friends and Clare was with family when they first crossed paths at The American Hotel. They have a shared love for the outdoors and are very active people, which was represented on their wedding day as they had both the ceremony and reception outdoors.“Idon’t think I could imagine us being married anywhere else but in the outdoors,” Clare said. “We just loved it. It was in nature, outdoors, we are active and sporty people so it just felt“Manyright. of our guests said the wedding ‘is very us’ it felt like a big party.” She said they where so relieved to even have the wedding day with many hurdles in the“Theway.fact that we had the wedding on the original date was a blessing. “It was meant to be with all the lockdowns of last year, we where preparing to have to reschedule.” Clare said they had always been very spontaneous, so they weren’t concerned about their wedding date and had no plans to reschedule.“Wearespontaneous people, we have lived overseas, travelled to places,” she said.“So regardless of the lockdowns, whether it was two people or 200 people, that was going to be our wedding day.” She spoke about every bride’s moment in the spotlight, when she made that long walk down the aisle. “Of course I was nervous, but excited for the“Weoccasion.weretogether for eight years, and there was a little joke I made in the first few months of dating that when ‘Ryan proposes’. “I said that for many years so everyone knew it was only a matter of time that we’d get married.”Claresaid the couple had many obstacles in planning as it took them a couple of years to plan. “It was very difficult to plan,” she said. “Due to the lockdowns I had to buy the girls’ dresses online.” The couple only got to meet their vendors in person when the lockdowns where lifted in August. “We were able to travel up to Echuca finally and set everything up,” Clare said. “Everything was paid on the weekend of the wedding.“Itwas very last minute, we had deposits on hold because nobody knew with the lockdowns whether it was going to happen.”
“Two of my bridesmaids where pregnant and one was my sister who was nine months pregnant at the wedding, so it was lucky she didn’t have the baby till a week later. “I feel like the luckiest person in the world. “It was meant to be, but I feel for so many brides that had to cancel and I feel very thankful we got to keep our original date.”
Dress: Mikayla (Polom Blanca), Canadian designer.
CLARE AND RYAN DECIDED TO CELEBRATE THEIR SPECIAL DAY BY RETURNING TO THE VERY PLACE THEY MET, IN ECHUCA. bride and groom
Clare said all of the suits for the groomsmen had to be bought a week before the wedding, which added to the stress.
Riverside is the first option for your ceremony.Makeyour vows overlooking the Murray River on a beautiful deck framed by gum trees. Set up your reception alfresco and celebrate under the stars, or utilise the venue’s marquee to seat 80 to 200 guests. Redgums, as the name suggests, is set among the magnificent gums in a natural bush amphitheatre on the banks of the Murray. This makes for a gorgeous photo backdrop and location that your guests are sure to remember. With marquee space for up to 200 guests the set-up options for your ceremony or reception are endless. Looking for something a little outside the box? Ratl’n Rosie is right next door to Redgums and is a grand, old, restored 1920s ‘Red Rattler’ train carriage. Inside, the venue can seat up to 40 guests and is suited to a more intimate gathering, but you can also make use of the two outdoor lawn areas just outside. Tasman Holiday Parks Moama on the Murray approaches each wedding as completely unique. They will be with you every step of the way to ensure the wedding of your dreams. This means they can tailor everything to your needs, from planning right through to providing co ordination and assistance for the big day. They will be able to provide a quote based on your requirements and budget. If you’d like to find out more about booking your wedding at Tasman Holiday Parks Moama on the Murray, email: moama.events@tasmanholidayparks.com They look forward to planning your perfect day. bride and groom // 41
LOOKING FOR A STUNNING LOCATION FOR YOUR WEDDING? SAY “I DO”
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Tasman Holiday Parks Moama on the Murray offers three incredible riverside locations, all designed to allow you the flexibility to make your special day unique. The team at Tasman Holiday Parks Moama on the Murray are there to help. To make your big day less stressful, they can offer you venue hire including marquees, tables, chairs, catering facilities and security. They also offer access to a huge range of tailored wedding suppliers, including florists, caterers and wedding cake designers, photographers, celebrants and more. If you’re looking for something specific, they can help you find the supplier for you.
Tasman Holiday Parks Moama on the Murray also offers a great range of accommodation options, so you and your guests don’t have to worry about where to stay afterwards.Choosefrom one, two or three-bedroom villas, or opt for a unique glamping experience with the Talo Retreat. Relax knowing your accommodation is only moments away from the venue. So what’s the difference between the three riverside locations?
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154 Hare St Echuca, Victoria Mon - Fri: 8.30am - 5.30pm Sat: 9.00am - 2.00pm Ph: 03 5482 5693 E: bryantsbuds@outlook.com Creating beautiful wedding flowers for your special day is an honour We cater to any and all wedding styles. Priding ourselves on stunning bouquets to epic arbour pieces and everything in between. Obligation free quotes for all wedding enquiries Bringing your vision to reality BRYANTS BUDS
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“Our floral designers will work with you from design to delivery, ensuring every detail is nothing short of perfect,” Sarah said. While floral arrangements are their speciality, Bryants Buds also offers an assortment of props and balloon garlands to transform your dream into reality.
From bridal bouquets to arbours and balloons, Echuca-based florist and owner of Bryants Buds, Sarah Bryant, is an expert in all thingsWithweddings.morethan eight years’ experience and plenty of functions under her belt, Sarah and the team are experts on the ins and outs of flower arrangements and event styling for your big Bryantsday.Buds will travel anywhere from Echuca to Shepparton to Bendigo and surrounds, with a team on board to cater for your every need.
For your wedding day, Sarah and the team offer fresh and pre-made faux floral arrangements for the bridal party, reception andFloralsceremony.havealways been a key styling feature at weddings and, while style is dependent on each bride and their individualised colour schemes, Sarah said seasonal trends inspired their creative vision.
She said bohemian-style weddings were the on-trend forecast for summer. A soft colour palette complements this style and is the most popular during the warmer months. “Summer is very bohemian, we arrange a lot of quicksand roses and pampas grass.”Spring invites a bright pastel colour scheme to complement the ethereal celebration. “In spring there’s a lot of colour, weddings and events tend to be bright with pastel delphiniums and dahlias.” And for the ultra modern bride who may want to ditch the flowers all together, Bryants Buds has a new streamer display available to hire that is sure to add the glitz and glamour to your special day.
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“We have a giant jumping castle, arbours, plinths, acrylic signs and wishing wells; basically anything for events we will accommodate,” Sarah said.
“We love working with a couple who seek the highest quality of product and design on their wedding day,” Sarah said. “Our approach ensures your wedding is truly unforgettable for both you and your guests.“We aim to make the whole process of choosing your flowers easy and enjoyable, as it should be.” // bride and groom
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The Murray River venue offers 63 rooms of accommodation for the happy couple and their guests pending availability, however courtesy buses are available to escort guests from their accommodation to the function. Best of all, the golf club’s commercial kitchen caters for all cuisines.“There’s not much we can’t do, anything the couple wants to have, we can cater,” Paul said. “From a two-course meal to anything the couple desires, we will do it.”
Rich River Golf Club is just the spot. Wedding venue, Tatalia, at Rich River Golf Club can cater to the most intimate wedding events for 40 guests to larger affairs of up to 280 guests.Rich River Golf Club’s Paul Lavers described the space as one of endless opportunities.Amemorable celebration among beautiful scenery is a possibility at Rich River Golf Club, as couples can opt to hold their ceremony overlooking the luscious green golf course and celebrate inside Tatalia in a world of luxury.“There’s the Main Room upstairs which has the ability to be set up for the wedding itself, but it can also be used after the ceremony for canapes and drinks before the bride and groom arrive,” Paul said.
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If the pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that wide, open spaces are good for the soul. Perhaps that’s why we’re seeing so many couples flee the cities to tie the knot in regional areas where they can spend an entire weekend with their loved ones breathing in the smell of the fresh country air.
A range of wedding packages is available, which includes accommodation for the newly weds and the use of the private centre spaces; the perfect setting to capture the special moments. Paul said the venue was flexible and would put the needs of the couple first. “The options are endless of what we can offer. “From the moment the wedding starts, up until the end, everything is taken care of.” If you choose Rich River Golf Club to celebrate your love, beautiful memories and exceptionally warm service is a guarantee.
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Find inspiration for the styling/theme of the wedding. Draw up a budget of how much you want to spend.
Register for gifts at your favourite department store — ideally one with an online ordering capacity for out-of-town guests. Book in rental companies if you need to rent anything for the ceremony or reception, such as decorations, chairs, tables, tents, sound equipment. If an engagement party is intended, plan this for the first few months after the engagement. Consider registering for gifts or putting gift suggestions (such as cash towards the honeymoon) on the invitation.
Delegate tasks: you can either plan the wedding yourselves, pay a wedding planner to do it, or delegate some tasks to loved ones you trust. Do the guest list as early as possible, as many bookings relate to this.
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4–6 MONTHS Design and order the invitations and place settings at the same time, to save money with a bundle deal.
THE IDEAL WEDDING PLAN CONGRATULATIONS, NOW YOU ARE ENGAGED AND YOUR WEDDING IS JUST 12 MONTHS AWAY! A YEAR CAN GO QUICKLY AND THERE ARE CERTAIN MILESTONES TO REACH ALONG YOUR PLANNING JOURNEY, SO BELOW IS A MONTH-BY-MONTH GUIDE OF WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE AND WHEN.
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Pick a wedding date and time: select several options then check these with your venues, celebrant and important guests. Then book in the wedding ceremony venue, reception venue and celebrant.
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6–8 MONTHS Send save-the-date cards, and specify whether children will or will not be invited.
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Buy the bridesmaids’ dresses and buy or advise them on which type of shoes to source.
Start researching and trying on wedding dress options — and purchase or order in as soon as possible.
Call all key vendors to confirm arrangements, make payments, fill in any last-minute forms and submit required itineraries. Make personalised itineraries for the wedding party members and any other key wedding vendors, including the day’s proceedings with times and a list of key contact numbers, and nominate a person responsible for each key area on the day so vendors know who to talk to in case of an emergency. Also, organise someone to return any hired items the day after the wedding. Make a wedding program to be handed out to guests on the day. Do the reception seating chart and send to the wedding planner/decorator or related person.
Make bookings for the honeymoon, and renew passports if planning an overseas trip. Purchase bonbonnieres.
Do the final RSVP count and chase up any outstanding ones, then finalise catering numbers. Have the final wedding dress fitting, and bring the maid of honour along to learn how to bustle the dress. Have the dress pressed and store it neatly at home.
Buy jewellery. Start having dance lessons now for the formal dances. 3 MONTHS Mail the wedding invitations.
Plan the reception food/choose from menus and book in the caterer. Plan the styling of your wedding — and either start collecting the items you need, or pay a decorator to co-ordinate this. Make an order to the florist for the bouquets, boutonnieres, flowers for close family to wear and flowers for the venues.
Ask friends or relatives to be in the wedding party, such as bridesmaids and groomsmen, flower girls and pageboys, ceremony poem or prayer readers.
Book the ceremony entertainment (such as musicians or a DJ).
Buy the wedding rings. Buy or organise to rent the suits for the groom and groomsmen, and don’t forget the shoes. Buy any under-garments for the wedding dress before the final fitting, to ensure a streamlined look.
Book in the photographer and videographer.
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Plan the wedding cake and book in the cake maker. Hire wedding-day transport, such as limousines, vintage or other specialty vehicles. Book the hair and make-up artists for the whole bridal party, and have a trial one or two months beforehand.
Ensure every item is purchased for the bridesmaids’ and groomsmen’s outfits, right down to the shoes, jewellery/ cufflinks, undergarments and men’s socks.
Have the hen’s night and buck’s night. Write the wedding vows. Purchase thank-you gifts for parents and the wedding party. Apply for a marriage licence (your celebrant should be able to help with this).
Drop off the place cards, table numbers, menus, decorations and bonbonnieres to the person responsible for the wedding/ ceremony venue set-ups. Have any fake tan and manicure/pedicure appointments.
NIGHT BEFORE
Give a small memento to the wedding party members the night before, as a thank-you for their support. For bridesmaids, often this is some jewellery to wear at the wedding.
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If there is time, book in a relaxing massage for the late afternoon or early evening.
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Double check that the wedding dress is crinkle-free; if not, organise a last-minute press.
Aim for a relaxing evening with key loved ones. Also ensure you are in bed early and don’t drink too much, so you are well rested for the wedding day.
Give wedding bands to the best man and maid of honour to hold during the ceremony.
Write and send thank-you notes to guests and helpful vendors.
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Do a dress rehearsal with the wedding party to ensure everyone knows what to do, where to stand and when to walk.
Usually the table settings are done in the afternoon; double check these once complete and make any last-minute suggestions to the decorator.
You are well organised and the key people have been nominated as responsible for particular tasks/areas on the day – so now it is time to simply relax and enjoy the day yourself.
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AFTER THE HONEYMOON
Confirm a final song list with the DJ or musician, and the songs for important moments – such as the walk-in to the reception, the first dance, the father-daughter dance, and the exit song for the end of the night – and an indication as to what time these should occur.
Give a list of essential photographs to the photographer, including any key family pics you want, to ensure you don’t miss out.
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Call all wedding vendors to re-confirm arrangements, ask for any last-minute details they require and make any final payments.
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The groom and groomsmen should go for their final fitting and pick up their suits.
The groom should get a hair-cut.
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