Posts tagged waikato weddings
JESS & MARK | TE MIRO, CAMBRIDGE

These two love birds had a picture perfect day in the early summers sun. This was such a stunning wedding at the start of the last wedding season, and we love that we got to be part of it! The rustic styling and colour scheme worked so well against the vibrant greenery of rural Cambridge. Oh - and we think everyone should find themselves a partner who looks at you the way Mark looks at Jess! Swoon!

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ZAHRA & SHAV | OHAUPO

The cutest ring bearer you ever did see is just one special part of the day for Zhara and Shav. We think everything about this day just screamed fun and we were honoured to be part of making their wedding day dreams come true. There are so many unique things to love about this wedding, and we are all about people shining their personalities bright on their wedding days. So much to love.

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DANNIELLE & TOM | RUKUHIA

With the Tree Church for their ceremony and their own home for the Reception, Dannielle and Tom selected two stunning venue options for their wedding. The clear marquee was set up in all her glory, providing the perfect set-up for these two to mix and mingle with their nearest and dearest on their special day. And any day that includes the pups are a win in our books!

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STEPH & BEN | MATIERE

We have said it before, and we will say it again. We LOVE a home wedding, especially when the wedding is at the couples own home! Steph and Ben got married on their sheep and beef farm in Maitere. Creating sentimental memories to last a life time, this couple planted wild flowers specifically for their wedding ceremony location and held their reception on the stunning open plan air strip. Our marquee lit up like the beauty that she is under the night stars and we think the whole mix was a match made in heaven. And how could you not love a wedding where the pups are included?! Congrats you two on creating not only a gorgeous but also a super special wedding day!

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PRIYANTA & SID | JAKAMA LODGE

Set at one of our fav Waikato venues, this wedding was certainly another one for the books! We loved seeing this couples vision come to life creating the dream Kiwi Indian wedding! The Love Club team supported Priyanta & Sid with two separate days of set up, making the most of reusing some furniture for the different days of celebrations in different ways. Priyanta and Sid live in Australia, so visiting home for the first time since Covid and having all their family and friends come together to celebrate their love was the most special part of their day! We think they did an incredible job of giving their day the wow factor. And how incredible does Priyanta look?!

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WIL & ANDRE | HAMILTON GARDENS

Inspired by the warmth and beauty, Wil and Andre made it their dream to capture the style of Italy on their big day. With Italian Renascence (mixed with a lil bit of Australia), the Italian Gardens in Hamilton provided a stunning background , making guests feel like they were in Tuscany! And throw in (literally) some petals in the tunnel of love and a champagne tower and you very much have a match made in heaven.

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RYAN & THERESA | NGATEA

We got to pop up our beauty clear marquee on the family’s farm in Ngatea for Ryan and Theresa. This was another one of it’s first outings and wow what a spot! A perfect setting for the clear marquee, where you could truly appreciate the gorg natural surroundings. Overlooking the Hauraki Plains, Ryan and Theresa created their dream day at the family farm which is so close to their hearts. And wait until you see that sunset shot, you’ll know the one we’re talking about when you see it!

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APRIL & TROY | TE KUITI

This wedding will always be a bit special for us as it was the first outing for our brand new clear marquee - and what an outing it was! April and Troy brought their beautiful family property in Te Kuiti to life perfectly, dancing the night away under the stars. April and Troy said “I do” not only surrounded by various native trees, but specifically between two matai trees that were connected at the base on the trunks. There probably couldn’t have been a better sign that this was the place that it was just meant to be for these love birds.

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