With an abundance of bridesmaids, a flowergirl, moms, grandmothers, aunts etc. Roxy had quite an entourage. I have never seen so many women in the same room at once! Also not to mention 5 groomsmen and over 160 guests. With a striking colour scheme added in the wedding truly felt like a celebration, yet still beautifully intimate.
In spite of tsunami warnings, I hope you two had an incredible time in Thailand!
Thank you Jono & Roxy.
For our wedding invite, my wife and I really wanted to try something completely crazy and different. Being a photography geek I knew it had to have something to do with it. So with a remotely triggered camera, a re-arranged living room, lots of costume changes and some suprisingly willing pets, this is what we came up with.
Megan was one of the most relaxed bride’s ever. Impressive considering that they were not only planning a wedding this year, but BOTH bride & groom completed their degrees in Medicine just a week before the wedding. Jonny & Megs thank you for letting me be a part of your beautiful day. Not even the pitch black storm clouds or hail (as we got to the Westcliff!) could detract from such a sincere and special wedding. Although it did keep the photographer on his toes. 
So before I am off on holiday for Christmas, here are a few shots of from day. Enjoy the rest of your honeymooning in Mauritius!
When my friend Jacques asked me if I would photograph his wedding, I was excited but also nervous – no pressure like shooting a friend’s wedding! But thank you Jacques and Misty, it was such a beautiful wedding, fun and personal. Even with iPhone Twitter updates and crazy poses you two were rocking models and I had a blast being part of it! 
Even though you are still honeymooning in Mauritius, here are a few shots from the day.
Lovely photos Jay! Hope to see lots of photos from your holiday…that is if your flights are not cancelled due to snow