As a Montville wedding photographer, capturing the unique essence of each couple's love story is a deeply fulfilling experience. Ashlee & Aaron's wedding at The Chapel Montville was a perfect blend of natural beauty, heartfelt moments, and creative photography. This lovely young couple from Brisbane chose a venue that not only offered stunning views but also a deep connection to nature and animals, making their wedding day truly special.
The Chapel Montville is a spectacular wedding venue on the Sunshine Coast, known for its stunning views and energetic connection to earth and animals. The chapel was the vision of its creator, Rounvenne Geijl, who dedicated it to animals in harmony with Saint Francis of the Franciscan orders. Saint Francis, the patron saint of ecology and animals, inspired the chapel's design, ensuring it fit seamlessly with the environment. The stone structure, assembled over nine months using traditional hammer and chisel methods by skilled stonemasons, adds to its rustic charm and timeless elegance.
Ashlee & Aaron's wedding day was partly cloudy, with the chance of showers lingering nearby. Fortunately, the weather held off, allowing us to fully explore the various locations and scenes nestled in nature that The Chapel Montville has to offer. We moved constantly from location to location on the property, taking advantage of every lighting and backdrop opportunity.
Using flash and other creative lighting methods, we captured a series of stunning photos that highlighted the natural beauty of the venue and the couple's love for each other. The vibrant and outgoing friends Ashlee & Aaron chose as their bridal party added an extra layer of joy and energy to the day, making every moment a delight to photograph.
One of the most touching aspects of Ashlee & Aaron's wedding was the special place the photos of their bridal party hold in their hearts. Sadly, a member of the bridal party lost his battle with cancer only 12 months after the wedding, making these photos and the memories they represent even more valuable. These images capture the joy and love shared on that day, preserving the spirit of their dear friend forever.
Ashlee & Aaron requested a special light painting photo for the grand finale of their wedding album. Light painting is a photographic technique that involves using coloured light tubes to create long exposure images, resulting in stunning, ethereal effects. This unique photo added an artistic and personal touch to their wedding album, making it truly one-of-a-kind.
What you're seeing here isn't just a random collection of photos from Ashlee & Aaron's wedding. This is the actual wedding album design they chose to commemorate their stunning day. Each photo has been carefully selected to tell the story of their wedding, capturing the essence of their love and the unique beauty of The Chapel Montville.
From the heartfelt moments with their bridal party to the creative exploration of the venue and the artistic light painting finale, every page of the album reflects the thought and care that went into making their day special. It's a curated collection of memories that they can cherish for a lifetime, and I am honoured to have been a part of creating it.
As a Montville wedding photographer, I am passionate about capturing the unique beauty and emotion of each wedding I photograph. The Chapel Montville offers a wealth of stunning backdrops, from its rustic stone structure to its picturesque surroundings, making it an ideal location for wedding photography. My goal is to work closely with each couple to ensure their vision is realised, creating timeless images that reflect their love and joy.
Ashlee & Aaron's wedding was a perfect example of how creativity, heartfelt moments, and a beautiful venue can come together to create something truly magical. If you're considering a wedding at The Chapel Montville, or anywhere on the Sunshine Coast, I'd love to help you capture your special day in a way that you'll treasure forever.
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