Winter, Vines & Good People
Celebrating Grace and Brodie at Vilagrad Winery
4 July 2026
Grace and Brodie celebrated their wedding on a beautiful winter Saturday at Vilagrad Winery, surrounded by their closest family and friends. Their ceremony took place in the winery's charming Mediterranean style courtyard, standing beneath the vines that wind their way along the veranda. It was an intimate and relaxed setting that perfectly suited the occasion, with the warmth of the venue making everyone feel right at home despite the winter chill.
After they were officially husband and wife, Grace and Brodie enjoyed spending time with their family and friends as everyone settled into the celebrations. The warm and inviting atmosphere of Vilagrad Winery provided the perfect setting for a relaxed winter reception filled with great food, moving speeches and heartfelt moments. As the evening unfolded, the DJ kept the dance floor buzzing as family and friends danced the night away to all their favourite songs, rounding off a fantastic celebration for the newlyweds.
The Beauty of Quiet Moments
Nestled amongst the winery's rustic charm, Grace and Brodie shared a quiet moment together beside the old wine tanks. It was a beautiful contrast of soft romance and timeless character, capturing the calm in the middle of an unforgettable day.
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COMING SOON
I believe every person deserves to be captured in the moments they’ve felt most loved and cared for.
As the afternoon light began to fade, Grace and Brodie paused beside their classic turquoise car for one last portrait. The 1963 Holden, dramatic winter sky and the two of them together made for a timeless end to their wedding portraits.
Your Day, As It Felt
If you’re planning your own wedding and want it captured in a way that feels real, relaxed and true to you, you’re in the right place. I focus on documenting the day as it unfolds, all the genuine moments, the big emotions and everything in between, without it ever feeling forced. It’s about creating something you can look back on and properly feel again, not just see.