Greyleigh provided the perfect backdrop for Ebanny and Edward Cruickshank’s romantic wedding weekend—an intimate, flower-filled celebration that honoured their love story and the people closest to them. Nestled on the South Coast of New South Wales, Greyleigh blends historic charm with expansive gardens and rolling hills, offering a timeless setting for modern weddings.
For couples seeking a Greyleigh wedding photographer, this celebration is rich with inspiration. Ebanny and Edward approached their day with intentionality—every detail, from the floral installations to the fashion, spoke to their shared aesthetic and deep connection. With a background in PR and an eye for design, Ebanny curated a celebration that felt both elevated and deeply personal. “We balanced formal and informal elements, opting out of a traditional bridal entrance and instead walking in with our guests. We skipped the first dance and formal cake cutting but hosted a sit-down lunch where guests could relax in the al fresco cocktail area between courses. Speeches were seamlessly incorporated into both the lunch and cocktail hour.” As Ebanny told Vogue, “we wanted to have a really beautiful, sophisticated yet epic party where everyone looked and felt great with a lot of drinks and dancing.”
Their ceremony unfolded beneath a canopy of wildflowers, with the sun filtering through the trees and the kind of energy that can only come from being surrounded by those who know you best. From quiet moments shared while getting ready to the emotion that poured through their vows, every part of the day was imbued with meaning.
As a photographer, my goal is always to capture both the grand and subtle. Ebs & Ed’s wedding was documented on a mix of 35mm film and digital, bringing depth, softness and texture to the final gallery.
As featured in Vogue and The Bridal Journey, this Greyleigh wedding was one to remember.
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