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
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. Weddings are one line of a broad practice, and they get their own priced packages: church ceremonies, big family groups, beach portraits at Bargara and receptions across the Burnett.
Coverage runs in colour and black and white, and the published galleries lean on the traditional strengths of a press photographer — full congregations photographed from the back of the church, large group portraits organised quickly on the lawn, and quiet observed moments in between. Coverage starts about two hours before the ceremony so both partners are photographed getting ready.
Couples in Bundaberg, Bargara and the surrounding district who want a full day covered at a set price with every image handed over, and who would rather have six to eight hours of solid coverage and a finished album than a long list of options to choose between.
Almost no photographer in this region publishes a firm number of images, and he does — 600 to 800, at full resolution, with no watermarks and no copyright held back. What he shoots is what you get.
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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.
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.
Sabrina Lauriston was born in Italy and studied painting and photography at the Institute of Art in Siena before moving to Australia in 2007.