Coconut Photography
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…
Wedding Photographers · Bundaberg, Queensland
Morgan Parremore runs a studio in Bundaberg, upstairs in the Palace Arcade, and photographs weddings across the region alongside newborn, maternity and family work. She started out shooting from the family garage and has since taken a room in the old building for the character it brings. Weddings are booked as three fixed packages with hour add-ons, and the published work runs from small ceremonies to full days.
She plans the running order of the day with each couple once a date is held, working the timing around sunset and the reception entry. Her own guide to six hours of coverage is two lots of getting ready, the ceremony, family photographs, bridal portraits, the entry and candid frames through the reception, and she is clear that the hours are a guide rather than a fixed order. Couples choose how to spend them.
Couples marrying in and around Bundaberg who want a package they can read off a page before enquiring, and who like knowing that extra hours can be added later. The shorter two-hour and four-hour collections suit a ceremony with portraits rather than a full day, and the six-hour collection brings an engagement session with it. Wedding film can be added alongside the photography.
Wedding coverage runs from $2,200 for two hours, $2,700 for four and $3,650 for six. A seventh hour takes the six-hour collection to $3,850 and an eighth to $4,000. Images are retouched and arrive in an online gallery, generally five to nine weeks after the day. Weddings more than three hours’ drive from Bundaberg add a travel fee and accommodation.
The timber keepsake box. Both larger collections include one — thirty lustre prints in a large box with the six-hour collection, twenty in a sliding-lid box with the four-hour — so a couple ends up with prints in hand rather than only a gallery link.
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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…
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.
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.
Sabrina Lauriston was born in Italy and studied painting and photography at the Institute of Art in Siena before moving to Australia in 2007.