Connecting to Facebook...
The Directory is where you'll find the perfect venue, photographer, dress, suit and so much more for your wedding. Just mouse over the menu tab to see the full range of categories.
Every category is packed with beautiful high resolution images, videos, a detailed business description of what they offer and full contact details including social media links. Shortlist those you love to keep track of notes about them, and use the enquiry form to quickly fire out requests for quotes.
You'll find that your enquiry details will autofill so you can easily request more information from many different vendors with a minimum of effort.
Our Wedding Showcase is a beautifully curated showcase of real Wellington weddings, designed to inspire you as well as giving you a first-hand look at what various venues, photographers and other suppliers can do.
We update the Wedding Showcase quarterly with the city's most beautiful weddings. Every showcase features 50 - 80 gorgeous professionally shot photographs, as well as comprehensive details on every aspect of each wedding - How We Met, Our Wedding Style, The Dress, Hair & Makeup, The Ceremony, The Reception and Advice for Brides To Be.
At the bottom of each showcase, you'll find contact details for all Wellington Weddings vendors featured.
Our Wedding Blog features expert advice from Wellington wedding vendors, such as the best time to have your wedding photo shoot, how to pick your first dance song, tips for bridesmaids much more. All articles are written by Wellington wedding experts for Wellington brides.
We update the blog at least once a week with articles covering everything from budgeting tips, top 10 lists, promotion of upcoming wedding events, competitions and recent trends as well as tips and secrets from the best in the business.
Use the Shortlist to keep all your favourite vendors in one place, and to record all your email and phone conversations with them for easy reference.
To add a vendor to your shortlist, just click the (show icon) icon. You'll need to be logged in to use this feature but if you are not a member already, clicking on the icon will open a register window where you can register with one click.
To review your shortlist, add notes and prices, and record who you have booked for your wedding, just click on My Shortlist, which appears in the menu when you are logged in.
Register to enter weekly competitions, read the latest blog articles, and access the Shortlist.

By Felicity Newburry
We live in a time of high fashion and pushing boundaries. Left, right and centre, the ordinary bride is taking the plunge by shaking up conventions. For example, the floaty, bohemian dress of 2015 was a bold move for many brides, coming so soon after the form fitting, structured looks of 2013 and the bodices and full skirts of 2014. And 2016 is set to look even more exciting on the bridal fashion front…
Image by Patina Photography
This wedding season, brides have been dipping their toes into an even bigger fashion statement – the coloured wedding dress. The white dress has been around for almost two centuries, first debuted by Queen Victoria in her own wedding. However, designers across the world are letting go of the traditional and restricting wedding dress pallet and instead, trying a splash of colour. This article features some beautiful photography by our vendors of brides rocking coloured gowns, as well as some tips and ideas for those of you thinking of taking the plunge!
Image by Billie Brook Photography
If you feel most comfortable taking baby steps, then a beige or a blush-coloured gown is the next step up from cream and ivory wedding dresses. Beige and blush dresses often look best constructed of soft fabrics and add a whimsical look to your whole ensemble. Dresses in this colour are gentle on your skin tone. Given the right shade (one lighter or darker than your own skin) anyone can wear a beige or blush dress!
.jpg)
.jpg)
Image by Tim Kelly Photography
We all fit somewhat into the 4 colour pallets that relate to each of the seasons, but despite the wedding trend of the last two centuries, white isn’t said to suit any of us! The great thing about embracing coloured wedding gowns is that you can choose a dress in a colour that really makes the most of your hair, your eyes and your skin tone! Look up seasonal colour guides to find the right pallet for you.
.jpg)
.jpg)
Image by Tim Kelly Photography
Adding to the experimentation of the coloured dress, you are also able to play a lot more with patterns and detail this season. Because brides are no longer restricted to white pearl and crystal accents on your dress, you can look around for other things that flatter and intrigue you! Perhaps you love panels in dresses or maybe there is a special fabric you’d love to include. Watercolor patterns on wedding gowns are going to be huge in 2016, so just remember - the options are endless!

Image by Patina Photography
Billie has the talent to create stylized and striking images out of natural, unguarded moments. She has travelled nationally and internationally to create these images for couples and is known for her ability to connect with and bring out the very best of her clients.
Nadine and Tim of Tim Kelly Photography make it their aim to capture the individuality and uniqueness of every wedding and every couple. They have travelled far and wide to take breath-taking images of the hidden and natural moments between couples and loved ones on their big day.
Patina Photography is the name husband and wife, Michelle and James, go by in the wedding photography world. They approach their work as a united front, sharing the vision to create beautiful images that not only capture raw and wonderful moments, but tell also story.
Image by Billie Brook Photography
Your wedding day is one of the most important days of your life, so of course you want to find the perfect...
<p>You’ve budgeted for all the major items – the venue, dress and photographer. But there are lots...
Organising your own marquee wedding without a wedding planner may seem daunting, but all you need is good...
If you’re a bride-to-be dreaming of a timeless wedding which incorporates a hint of romanticism from the...
Comments