Tell us a little about yourselves, what you do, what you love… Mitch is from the Mighty Waikato and I was raised in small town Kerikeri. We made the move from Auckland to the beach side town of Mangawhai with our fur-baby Keiko at the end of last year, to be closer to my family … Read more
Mirroring the rise in micro weddings and lockdown elopements, Sant Elia has launched a collection of made-to-order bodices designed to be made your very own. Enter: Curated Series Drop One.
Leading the wedding industry in style, Hera Couture has introduced a new detachable sleeve collection designed to give brides the freedom to create their own love story.
There’s never been a greater time to spread a little joy. Here to inspire brides-to-be patiently planning their special day is Hera Couture’s long-awaited Modernist collection.
Against a cliff’s edge in South Australia, we are introduced to Karen Willis Holmes‘ majestic new collection: Triteia.
After couples around the world were forced to cancel their wedding plans last year, it’s never been a greater time to celebrate love. On hand to spread a little magic when we need it most, Jessica Bridal Couture is offering one lucky bride-to-be the chance to win a bespoke couture wedding gown worth $10,000 NZD.
Our paths crossed in 2013 at an Auckland pub. After a bit of banter, we parted ways. As I headed back to my group, I was in complete shock to see Eamonn chatting to my dad. Eamonn didn’t realise I was catching up with my dad and brother at the pub.
As part of our new Editor’s Pick series, Together Journal’s founder and editor, Greta Kenyon, has chosen her favourite bridal looks of the moment.
Designer Kelly Lin’s new collection, ‘Wild in May’, is a love letter to the women around the world who have continued to support the bridal house – especially after such a tough year for the industry.
Laura & Eddie, our gorgeous cover couple from issue 20. Their story is below…
Sail into 2021 with the dreamy Atlas Collection by Jessica Bridal Couture. With bold statement sleeves, modern silhouettes, and sweetheart necklines making an appearance, there is sure to be a style for every bride.
Here at Together Journal, we can’t get enough of this byron-esque styled shoot at Lloyd Brothers in McLaren Vale, Australia. Produced after a year of adapting and pivoting, this shoot shows the beauty in small and intimate weddings, which many couples are now choosing.
