Kiama Wedding || Greyleigh

It wasn’t just a styled shoot Kiama wedding—it was something far more meaningful. Justin and Angela’s day at Greyleigh in Kiama was the kind of wedding that didn’t need frills to feel extraordinary. With the soft light pouring over rolling hills, the quiet elegance of heritage spaces, and a love that felt calm and certain, every moment carried its own kind of poetry.

From garden walks to joyful glances, it was a celebration grounded in beauty, both natural and emotional. Greyleigh gave them room to just be—nothing forced, nothing overdone. Nestled in Kiama’s stunning landscape, it offered the right mix of comfort and elegance, allowing their story to unfold gently. What we captured wasn’t just a ceremony, but the feeling of two people who truly found home in one another. Watch their story unfold and let it stay with you, long after the last frame fades.

One of the sweetest moments of the day was when the couple’s beloved dog proudly marched down the aisle, tail wagging and dressed for the occasion. It wasn’t just adorable—it was deeply meaningful. Their furry companion wasn’t just a guest but part of the family, and having them walk in the ceremony made the day feel even more personal and heartfelt. Angela couldn’t help but feel proud of the dog parent Justin’s become—a quiet glimpse into the kind of loving, patient partner and future father he already is.

Their wedding day wasn’t just a celebration of love—it was a victory. This couple had faced more than their fair share of challenges, including a season of illness that tested their strength, faith, and commitment. But through every doctor’s appointment, sleepless night, and moment of uncertainty, they held onto each other. They chose love in the trenches, long before the aisle.

Standing together on their wedding day wasn’t just symbolic—it was powerful. It was a testament to resilience, to healing, and to the kind of love that doesn’t flinch when life gets hard. Their vows felt deeper, their smiles wider, and their “I do’s” were hard-won and fully meant.