After postponing their wedding twice due to border closures in Western Australia, Stef and Ryan finally managed to tie the knot in October. They wanted a laid back, county meet rock ‘n’ roll inspired day and chose Moore and Moore Café in Fremantle as their venue. They wanted to incorporate the the feeling of having a big barn dance where everyone was welcome.

“We had the full rock ‘n’ roll vibes with cowboy boots, whiskey shots at the bar and neon lights but with a country barn vibe”, the bride told us. “One of the groomsmen sang me down the aisle with one of my favourite songs. Our daughter was overwhelmed by all the people so, in the middle of the ceremony, everyone joined us in singing Baby Shark!”

“The whole day was a combination of laughs and tears, recounting the first stages of our relationship”, she continued. “I made all of the signs, mirrors, table settings and most of the décor. It was very fun to get my creative on! We exited at the end of the night through a wall of bubbles created by our guests.”

“The best thing about planning our wedding was knowing it was going to be one hell of a party and marrying my soul mate!”, the bride concluded. “Do what feels right with your loved one, fuck what people expect or have asked from you.”