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Shelly & Ben

Shelly & Ben

Kat & Kieren

Kat & Kieren

Louise & Phil

Louise & Phil

Samantha & Dave

Samantha & Dave

Mel & Matt

Mel & Matt

Sam & Richard

Sam & Richard

Whitney & Ben

Whitney & Ben

Jordan & Dean

Jordan & Dean

Caitlin & Jesse

Caitlin & Jesse

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5 star review " Kevin was the most amazing photog

5 star review
" Kevin was the most amazing photographer!
He had the patience of a saint and was super creative!
Nothing was a bother, he was super chilled (great for weddings which can tend to run on high stress), and was willing to cater to what ever our vision was. Everyone has commented on how great the photos & video are!
We loved how natural yet flattering our photos were, and Kevin managed to capture so many great "moments" and stories within each of the photos. Would highly recommend Wattleseed to anyone getting married, for an incredibly seamless, enjoyable, and professional experience! Oh, and great photos too! "

Giverny & Josh . . . . #wattleseed_collective #gol

Giverny & Josh
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Unplugged ceremony - what's your thoughts? Pre -c

Unplugged ceremony - what's your thoughts?
Pre -covid it was standard and everyone attending knew what the deal was: Just for the ceremony, put your device down and be present, after the ceremony do as you please.
I've noticed that guests, even after the celebrant has said to put their phones away, are more & more being very obvious taking photos as the bride walks down the aisle. I also noticed it's more likely, but not exclusive, to be guests who are 35-65yrs.
Am I off the mark thinking it needs to be brought back?
My thinking is: The couple has paid 1000's for their photographer & videographer who have pro cameras, I want to capture the guests smiling faces. So instead of squinting at you through a small smartphone screen, they’re looking at you with their own eyeballs and giving the couple their full attention. Let me tell you that a bunch of people smiling back at you as you walk up the aisle is so much more comforting than a bunch of people sticking their phone in your face. At one wedding the bride and her father had to WALK AROUND someone in the aisle who was videoing with their iPad. ??
Let me know what you think

5 star review We found Kevin online and even thoug

5 star review
We found Kevin online and even though he was a fair distance, he suited our vibe perfectly.
He guided our day flawlessly and was very patient with us when we werent very coordinated 🤣. Had sent us sneak peeks incredibly fast and they've come out so much better than we could have ever hoped. 10000% recommend wattleseed collective ❤️

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Wedding tip: Take time after the ceremony just the

Wedding tip: Take time after the ceremony just the two of you. Your day will fly by and it's these little moments you'll look back on.

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