Sharna and Sascha – A Furner wedding.

Nothing could have made the day any more perfect for Sharna Scudds and Sascha Bucher, as they exchanged vows in the picture-perfect surrounds in the garden of the Scudds family property, ‘Barkala’ near Furner in South Australia’s south east.

The beautiful winter sunshine bathed the garden in an incredibly magical, golden light, and not a breath of wind stirred the bare branches of the trees growing at the edge of the garden, where close family and friends gathered to witness the ceremony.

The guests partied the night away with the bride and groom at a reception held at the Furner Community Hall – the entire district experiencing a total blackout, (luckily) just moments after the festivities had wound up for the night.

Vendors:

Dress:                                 Alexis George

Bridesmaid Dresses:       Willow

Suits:                                  Ted Baker

Hair & Makeup:                Amelia Whitehead, Breanna Scanlon

Catering:                             The Barn

Celebrant:                           Felicity Jenke

Take a peek at Sharna and Sascha’s album . . . . . . .

Here’s a few of my favourites from the day:

Men in Black.  These boys mean business.

The picture-perfect gardens at the Scudds family home, ‘Barkala’, south east South Australia.

A dash of bridal bling  . . . . . . .

And a gorgeous bouquet with Blushing Bride proteas

A father’s emotional first glimpse of his daughter as a beautiful bride

And just how stunning do the girls look?

Last minute speech writing and free beer at the Furner Sports Club.

Blushing Bride bouquets – made with love by Sharna.

The first kiss.  Hang on . . .   we can get another quick one in . . .

The boys. Sharing a moment . . . 

Sharna’s brother, Ben, entertained guests during the signing of the register

It’s official – Mr and Mrs Bucher.

And what about that backdrop?   Safari Sunset Leucadendrons . . .

And that spectacular vista . . . 

A sneaky little smooch amongst the rows of Thryptomene

Time for a little fun after the formalities

And a little bit of romance.

The old Kintore Inn, Furner (circa 1880).

There was plenty of skylarking  . . .

But then they pulled it all together  . . .

Then there was cake.  It’s always good to finish with cake.

*Many thanks to Christy Radford for her photography expertise on the day and also to Deon Chester for his driving skills and lighting assistance.

*Many thanks to Christy Radford for her photography expertise on the day and also to Deon Chester for his driving skills and lighting assistance.