Sarah and Dave got married at the Cloisters in Toorak College on the Mornington Peninsula on what can only be described as a “damp” day.
The rain didn’t dampen the spirits of the adventurous pair with both keen to make use of the conditions in their photography. “Go anywhere” bride Sarah showed true grit and armed with umbrella, her and Dave pushed on when many others would say it was just too wet. Their determination paid off as we got some great shots both at Toorak College and also at Snapper Point in Mornington. We had Snapper Point to ourselves!
Poor weather conditions can provide unique and amazing wedding photos and should be looked at as an opportunity rather than a hinderance. It’s like these two lived by this mantra!
Attitude is so important when the weather turns sour and Sarah and Dave along with the whole bridal party were excellent. We had a lot of fun trying to keep everyone dry and as usual, I ended up saturated!
To you Sarah and Dave, thanks for being so keen and easy to work with. Your attitudes were fantastic and it was a pleasure being there to photograph your day. Together we worked though the weather and the end result was worth it. Thank you to you both.
Here are some pics from the day…

Wedding Photography on the Mornington Peninsula by Allan Cummins

The Cloisters, Toorak College

Toorak College

We had Snapper Point to ourselves!
Regards,
Allan
Melbourne Wedding Photographer
Mornington Peninsula Wedding Photographer