As I mentioned yesterday, Saturday dawned dull and dreary.. but somehow I just knew that the sun would come out in time for my favourite hair-stylist to marry the love of her life. I found a spot up on the balcony so I could see her arrive, how sweet are the two little ones below, and make her way up the aisle. I knew she would be a beautiful bride and I wish them much future happiness, but R, please don't give up hair-styling for many years to come :)
The chapel of St. Michael the Archangel, situated within the grounds of the Catholic Education Centre, was built in1938 in the neo-gothic architectural style.. the high altar was made in Genoa, the windows in England and in 1952 Greek artist George Karafilakis was commissioned to paint the picture above the the altar. I knew the gardens had an English feel to them, they are the original Edwardian gardens that the centre was actually built around. Another week begins, happy Monday, take care and stay safe...
Such a lovely wedding!
ReplyDeleteWOWZER!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful church! My congratulations to the Bride and Groom.
ReplyDeleteWow, you made great photo's from above, a professional! Do you know our King and Queen arrive in your country on Monday? They also come to Perth, so grab your camera!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful church!
ReplyDeleteNow I've got that George Harrison song in my head...
What a beautiful church, the perfect place for this wonderful event.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous structure! Love the b&w photos, too; esp. the first one with the red flowers! You could be a wedding photog if you aren't already!
ReplyDeleteOh Grace ... what beautiful, beautiful photo's.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe your post is reading Monday 31st October ... and here I am on Sunday evening 30th October looking at your post and typing my thoughts.
Have a brilliant new week
All the best Jan
The colored flower bouquet in the b&w photo is terrific. Great technique. Looks like a fine wedding in a beautiful setting.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful setting for a wedding. I love the red flowers being highlighted in the black & white photo. Have a wonderful new week Grace.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to them! What a fine fine place, Grace
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful church, Grace! Cheers to the happy couple!
ReplyDeleteLove the creative view of the bridal party in the first photo. Especially love the selective use of colour in the bouquet. What a grand day.
ReplyDeleteWhat a grand place in which to marry!
ReplyDeleteShe did indeed look like a lovely bride!
ReplyDeleteOn this occasion, I prefer the glorious colour photo. The red and white bouquet is a nice touch.
ReplyDeleteThose are tough exposure problems. Well done.
ReplyDeleteI love that little pop of colour in the first photo :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful church interior and best of luck to the bride and groom. Lovely photos Grace.
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful church and it must have been so special for them.
ReplyDeleteGreat choice for B&W!
Um excelente trabalho minha amiga, gostei.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e boa semana.
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
Clever how you have only her flowers in color. Our hairdressers are important to us. When we moved here...it wasn't my doctor or dentist I missed it was my hairdresser. Beautiful church.
ReplyDeleteLove esp the first pic, Grace.
ReplyDeleteWatching weddings make my heart sing....
ReplyDeleteI really admire all the tonalities you got in the first photo. Spectacular.
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