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Real Wedding: Nicole & Jethro – Photography by Haley Guildford

Tell us a little about yourselves, what you do, what you love, what is unique about you and your relationship… We have been together since we were little baby 19-year-olds. Nine lovely years later and with a two-year-old in tow, we were ready to get married. We’d been tossing up so many ideas, but we just really wanted to get married!

So, on the 24th of April, we decided we were going to get married on the 16th of July and we were going to do it our way. We had just under 3 months to plan everything and that was exciting. Jethro is in Insurance and I work in a Real Estate sales partnership with my beautiful sister.

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Real Wedding: Nathan & Bahar – Photography by Chellise Michael Photography

We’re both architects and we run our own design-build firm in Brooklyn. We love working on design projects together. The process is always exciting: thinking together, drawing, making diagrams and problem solving.

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Real Wedding: Kelsey + Keith – Photography by Chasewild

Keith and I are each other’s biggest fans. We honestly think the other is the coolest, hottest, funniest, most special person on the planet.

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Leave Her Wilder

Together Journal is so excited to introduce ‘Leave Her Wilder’ the most beautiful new bridesmaid brand with a bohemian edge for bridesmaids and woman seeking something unique, something less conventional and utterly captivating. A taste of the new collection plus words from the founders below…

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Real Wedding: Mary & Michael – Photography by Nisha Ravji

We met almost 10 years ago during our first year at Waikato University, through living in the same student hostel. Michael would sit outside playing guitar and I’d go and sit with him and sing.

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Interview with Bayly & Moore

Tell us the story of how Bayly & Moore came about?
Si was a musician and spending a lot of time recording and touring for different bands and Soph was working as a freelance designer at a few ad agencies, and we were both shooting stills on the side. Soph shot a band Si was playing with at a festival, they met up backstage and the rest is history. We both realised not long after meeting that we enjoyed being around each other romantically as well as creatively and we were both wanting to shoot more and push ourselves to become more focussed on photography, so we threw ourselves in the deep end by shooting a friends wedding and patching together any small jobs we could along the way. The learning curve was steep but wonderful.

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