Some weddings feel grand.
Others feel intentional.

Sara and Simon’s Melbourne registry wedding was the perfect blend of elegance, intimacy, and city romance — followed by espressos, a relaxed walk through the streets, and lunch at San Telmo with their closest people.

Proof that you don’t need a big guest list to create a day that feels cinematic and completely unforgettable.

A Modern City Wedding at the Registry Office

Sara wore a striking white tailored suit — sharp, refined, and effortlessly powerful. Paired with pointed heels and a simple black bag, her look felt editorial and timeless.

Simon opted for a classic black suit and slim tie — understated and confident.

Their ceremony at the Melbourne Registry Office was intimate and heartfelt. Just the two of them, their closest loved ones, and a moment that felt completely present.

These smaller ceremonies create space for stillness — for eye contact, quiet smiles, deep breaths before the “I do.”

Post-Ceremony Espressos & A Walk Through the City

Instead of rushing into a formal reception, they did something beautifully Melbourne.

They grabbed coffee.
They wandered.
They let the day unfold.

We embraced the architecture — moody stone walls, city shadows, historic buildings and dramatic light. The editorial elegance of their outfits paired perfectly with the grandeur of Melbourne’s Parliament and Treasury buildings.

There’s something cinematic about a couple walking hand in hand through the city they love, newly married, with nowhere to be but together.

Lunch at San Telmo

The celebration continued at San Telmo, where they shared lunch with family.

Long tables.
Warm light.
Argentinian food.
Wine poured generously.
Stories told slowly.

It felt relaxed and meaningful — less “wedding reception,” more “intimate dinner party.” The kind of afternoon that lingers.

Why Registry Weddings Work So Beautifully for Photo & Video

This day is a perfect example of why registry weddings can be so powerful.

You get:
• Intimate ceremony moments
• Time for relaxed editorial portraits
• Authentic city storytelling
• Genuine celebration with your favourite people

Adding both photo and video means these small, fleeting moments — the way they walked through the city, the quiet smiles over coffee, the clink of glasses at San Telmo — are preserved in motion as well as still frames.

Minimal. Elegant. Intentional.