Weddings

High school sweethearts Kiara Pudney and Steve Rusca first met in year 8 through mutual friends when they started Nuriootpa High, but it wasn’t until year 9 they began dating.

A carefully devised plan by family members and “the rest was history” for Adele Laubsch and Ryan Grieger. When Adele’s brother, Matthew, and Ryan’s brother-in-law, Leighton, learned about each other’s single siblings with a lot in common, they organised for them to meet at their local church service in Kapunda.

The Barossa Valley is one of the most unique regions, the possibilities are endless for how you want your wedding day to look. Whether it’s magical gardens or historical buildings nestled amongst the vines there is somewhere to suit any taste and every budget.

A chance meeting at a Queenstown pub while on separate family holidays in New Zealand, sealed the fate of Suzannah Smart and Richard Kruger.

References to Star Wars, Harry Potter, dinosaurs and Lego were a must-have at the wedding of Meaghan Price and Luke Tonkin. The couple ensured their down-to-earth special day was a beautiful mix of casual, geek and intimacy, on the day that also marked their seven-year anniversary.

Congratulations! They’ve popped the question and now the fun begins… planning your wedding!

A Chinese elm tree at Anlaby Station, near Kapunda set the scene for the special day of Felicia Wedding and Nick Murray.

A chance meeting at the local pub was the start of the relationship between Sam Neumann and Jacob Wright.

Having tied the knot in December, it’s been two months of honeymoon bliss for newlyweds, Shaun Hausler and Asher Rohde.

It was a memorable day for high school sweethearts, Sarah Pain and Joshua Harris as they walked down the aisle at Chateau Yaldara lawns to tie the knot in October, last year.