Real Wedding: A Fun-filled Rustic Wedding that is sure

Chandni and Aarons road trip around the Mornington Peninsula was spent indulging in a range of wines and delicacies. The Lindenderry estate offered a serene retreat, complete with freshly cut lawns and exquisite vineyards. As they walked through the paths, a bundle of sprinklers erupted, capturing the pair in the crossfire. Safe from the sprinklers and in a moment of complete spontaneity, Aaron dropped to one knee and proposed – to which Chandni instinctively responded “What, no!”

Don’t worry Fairies, Chandini was sure to clarify what she truly meant, which of course was a yes! The Hindu ceremony was the first of their two-day affair and celebrated a variety of traditions. The ceremony featured elaborate, bold colours that shaped an equally traditional and modern setting. Chandni stunned a custom-made blouse together with her mother’s vintage lengha skirt. Later in the day, picturesque images were photographed by the greenery at an abandoned train track which definitely calls for a unique wedding album!

The intimate Catholic ceremony took place at the St Peters Chanel in Hunters Hill. An emotion-filled ceremony led to a fun and decorative reception at the Manly Pavillion. The reception was transformed into an exceptionally detailed enchanted forest that we absolutely loved!

The most memorable moment for Chandni was her choreographed first dance with her husband, who had never danced a day in his life. To Chandni’s surprise he executed every move exquisitely.

Photographer Magnus Agren Photography @magnusagrenphotography