On May 24th under a wide open sky and surrounded by nature’s quiet beauty, Michael and Giulia tied the knot at the breathtaking St Joseph’s Guesthouse and Function Venue. Once the ruins of a 160-year-old Catholic church, this lovingly restored stone building set the perfect stage for a day filled with love, laughter, and a touch of magic.
Their outdoor ceremony was heartfelt and simple, with the historic forecourt acting as the most charming backdrop. As they walked down the aisle—covered in a joyful shower of confetti—you could feel the energy shift: a celebration had truly begun.
The evening flowed effortlessly into an outdoor reception. Live music played as guests mingled on the hillside, drinks in hand, the valley views stretching out around them. When the sun dipped low, the festoon lights flickered to life, casting a golden glow over their first dance—easily one of the night’s most unforgettable moments.
Between the rustic charm of the guesthouse, the peaceful energy of the landscape, and the joy that surrounded Michael and Giulia, their wedding felt like a perfect reflection of who they are: warm, relaxed, and full of love.
Venue: St Joseph’s Guesthouse
Photographer: Dane Singleton
Celebrant: Sabina Turner
Catering: Ollie Johnson Catering
Music: Van The Man Band