Being confronted by a ferocious beast called rambo and being pee'd on by a little person called Julian, all part of a days work - who said photography was a walk in the park?

Isn't he just gorgeous? This little munchkin belongs to Elizabeth and Grant.

It was well worth it though - this is what I got before the floodgates opened up!

From elegant and sophisticated table centrepieces, to fun and quirky cake-toppers - every couple puts their own special touch to their wedding.

Ursula and I had an absolute ball photographing Gabi's & Llewelyn's wedding at The Cradle.

The day was a whirlwind of energy, right from the start.

There was such a great vibe and so much love and emotion, dancing and excitement. It was one of those weddings I wish I didn't have to leave!

Oh! And did I mention we had "THE BEST groomsmen in the world?" ;-)

Oh my Gosh - I am very flattered ... an interwiew with mwah!

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Two unexpected visits to the Doctors rooms for two different midgets - and on two different days - my week is now out of sync by two days. I will try my utmost to post what I had planned to, but with the rest of the week being rather packed I am not at all sure.

I will leave you with this pic from Catherine's & Shaun's wedding which I am loving.

I love the two frames, how Catherine is framed in the one half and the hands & train framed in the other half. 

The groomsmen cleaned up good 'n proper, the weather was just perfect, the couple was gorgeous and up for anything - not to mention, their friends and family were fantastic.

Plus, take in an Irish mom, throw in three energetic little girls, mix in some hairspray, clips and make-up, add an over-worked (and very patient) father of the bride, along with an animated make-up artist and you have a taste of what it was like photographing Shannon . . . simply getting ready.

The creatives were equally as scatty, with Shannon and Paul braving a vicious beast by the name of Rambo during their shoot, jumping into hay stacks and, quite honestly, just being themselves - when they could.

It is so amazing to be able to share a day like this, during which the ceremony was the only part I could possibly use the words: calm and serene.

Thank you, Shannon and Paul - we had a CRACK!

 I must say it does look relatively quiet in this picture.

Picture above taken by Ursula.