Mediterranean Wedding Flair in Australia by Lilli Kad Photography
Ivy-clad walls, trees giving shade, terra-cotta plant pots filled with small bushes and elaborately decorated doors and windows spread Mediterranean wedding flair in Australia.
Ivy-clad walls, trees giving shade, terra-cotta plant pots filled with small bushes and elaborately decorated doors and windows spread Mediterranean wedding flair in Australia.
Unspoiled nature, wild waterfalls, snow-capped mountain peaks and abandoned spaces magically attract us to attend a love time-out in Iceland.
A refreshing wind blows through olive groves, warming sunbeams which are reflected in the smooth water surface of the pool and the babbling song of a fountain invite us to a gorgeous Provence wedding.
Mystic, magical and seemingly undiscovered the salt lake extends before our eyes – a deserted place predestined for dreamy impressions like these.
We all know the typical Cycladic architecture characterized by white houses with blue domes along narrow streets like on the island of Santorini, where the bride, a Greek goddess, is looking for love in the warming sunshine.
Mit jeder Facette lebt das efeubewachsene Herrenhaus die Vergangenheit. Die mutige Braut darin ist durch und durch Symbol der Gegenwart.
Unshaken nature, a filigree beauty and artistic flower arrangements get us in the right mood for gorgeous impressions of an enchanting bride.
The bridal couple, young and sophisticated, set themselves to awake this stunning Italian villa. Maybe with the scent of Mediterranean herbs.
With one modern bride and probably the most spectacular sunset ever, Tyler Rye lured his participants to this overwhelming workshop in California.
Curious and cheeky Spain´s sun sneaks a peek through the brick-built archway onto the Mediterranean wedding atmosphere in the garden.