Adrian’s proposal was a romantic moment during a night away in the Wolgan Valley and when it came to planning the wedding the pair had a similar aesthetic in mind with such gorgeous natural surrounding an outdoor ceremony and marquee reception was the way to go.
In terms of traditions, this wedding was full to the brim. The pair swapped vows under the traditional Jewish chuppah, the wine was blessed and both their brother’s recited Greek and Jewish blessings. “We did the Stefana during the ceremony,” explains Talia, “involving the exchange of crowns (a Greek tradition), Adrian broke the glass whilst under the chuppah (A Jewish tradition) and a highlight for everyone was definitely the Jewish dancing at the start of the reception. Everyone had so much fun!”
Before the ceremony, Talia and Adrian parted ways for seven days, a Jewish custom, so seeing each other for the first time in a week made the bride’s walk down the aisle that little bit sweeter!
I would love to photograph another Bells at Killcare wedding so please get in touch if you enjoyed this wedding.
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