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
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. Her weddings are warm and unforced — farm paddocks at golden hour, cattle in the background, fairy lights after dark — and she photographs the day as it happens rather than staging it.
Documentary and natural, with an eye for beautiful light. In her own words she looks to capture the story of the day as it naturally unfolds, the perfect and the imperfect alike, so the images come back genuinely emotive and timeless. Every frame is hand edited by Nina herself.
Couples marrying on a Bundaberg-region farm, vineyard or beach who want an unhurried photographer who knows the local venues, and who would rather have the day told honestly than posed.
Collections are built around hours of coverage and start from $2,000, with extra coverage, custom albums and printed products available as additions. A $500 booking fee and a signed agreement hold the date, and the balance can be paid any time before the wedding. The gallery arrives within six to eight weeks and there is no fixed image count — the middle collection usually runs to around six hundred images. Couples book about a year ahead, and April, May, September and October go quickly.
She hand edits every image herself, and refuses to cap the gallery at a set number — how many you receive depends on the size of the bridal party, the family photos and the day itself.
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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.
Morgan Parremore runs a studio in Bundaberg, upstairs in the Palace Arcade, and photographs weddings across the region alongside newborn, maternity and family work.
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.