Lee-Ann Wilson Photography
Lee-Ann Wilson has photographed weddings out of Bundaberg since 2009, and had already been running the business for eight years before that from the Sunshine Coast.
Wedding Photographers · Bundaberg, Queensland
Jess has photographed weddings, families and new mothers around Bundaberg for ten years. Her wedding work runs to golden paddocks and coastal light — veils lifting on a hillside at sunset, a bridal party cheering in a dry paddock, a couple photographed beside cattle on a fence line. Weddings lead her site, and they are the only part of her work she prices in public.
She describes her approach as relaxed, warm and candid, and says plainly that the best images are not the perfectly posed ones. Every package includes a consultation before the day, and the shortest is built for an intimate ceremony rather than treated as an afterthought.
Couples on the Bundaberg coast who want a clear, published price before they enquire, and a photographer who will match the length of the day rather than sell one fixed package. The ninety-minute tier suits a small ceremony; the eight-hour tier covers the full day.
Four tiers from ninety minutes to eight hours, every one priced on the page. A couple planning a small ceremony can see what it costs without sending an enquiry — which is rare in this part of Queensland.
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Lee-Ann Wilson has photographed weddings out of Bundaberg since 2009, and had already been running the business for eight years before that from the Sunshine Coast.
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Nina Maree is a Bundaberg wedding photographer working across the cane country, the beaches at Bargara and out to Hervey Bay and the Sunshine Coast.
Paul Beutel has photographed in Bundaberg for three decades, filing news pictures for the Courier Mail and The Australian alongside his wedding and portrait work.
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