Athina Greenhalgh

Suffice to say we’re infatuated by this soiree – a Melbourne church ceremony and winery reception celebrating the union of Natalie and Andrew. “We toured a handful of venues before deciding on Marnong Estate Winery,” the pair share. “It was less of a ‘reception room’ and more of a destination. With beautiful gardens, accommodation, and spectacular views of the rolling hills and countryside from the reception space. It was also home to many animals, like peacocks and camels which added to the appeal.

Influenced by France’s romantic wine region, this styled celebration lovingly weaves old-world European references with a modern, editorial approach. Enduring elegance and sophistication, delivered in a way that feels fresh and in-tune with couples of today.

Mitch proposed to Georgia on the beach in a way that felt completely natural to them both. “No big production, just the two of us. It felt really personal and special, which is exactly what we wanted.” Nine months later, their wedding day carried that same energy: minimalist, personal and deeply intentional. The Old Treasury Building was where they chose to be wed before celebrating with a cozy and refined restaurant reception at Hazel.