Very vintage wedding by Tyme Photography

We just have to share this beautiful wedding by Tyme Photography we came across. They shot these nuptials at River Place (Hennops River) in October last year and we just love ALL the vintage detail! The blue of the bridesmaids dresses; the pops of yellow in the bridal bouquet; the lace used for the seating charts; the grooms badge; the fairy lights that peppered the reception area ... not to mention the bunting, the bunnies, the vintage car, the lemonade bottles! The venue also lent itself to the shabby chic feel of the wedding. For more on this post, click here.











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A Contemporary Jozi Wedding, The Forum @ The Campus

The talented photographers at Tyme Photography captured this beautiful ceremony at the stunning boutique hotel La Chatelat in Sandton, and the wedding reception at The Forum, Bryanston in October. Surrounded by offices, this venue isn’t always an obvious choice when it comes to a wedding, but the contemporary space worked well with the magnificent outside tent and then the beautiful purple-blue lighting inside the venue. So much so, that it transformed the whole space! The bride clearly has good taste - we love her veil, her dress, the flowers and her cake... And her groom is pretty handsome too! For more on this lovely shoot, click here.










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Stunning wedding at Summer Place...

We can’t say this enough. We love Tyme Photography. We love them with all our hearts. And you will too once you see this beautiful wedding they shot at Summer Place, Sandton, in October. It's pure indulgence for the eye! Perfect for a Friday afternoon...

The bride’s choice of colours were simply amazing and her whole wedding looks like it could be in the pages of a glossy bridal magazine. We love the attention to detail too. And the regal looking bridesmaids dresses. We aren’t seeing much of longer length bridesmaids dresses of late, and they are just lovely. Take a peek at the whole shoot here.

















Photo credits: {tyme.co.za}