Novi & Michael

Wedding Photography at The Hobart Botanical Gardens

june 2023

Novi and Michael’s wedding at the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens was simple in the best possible way. Surrounded by close friends and family, they gathered in the heart of Hobart to make a covenant before God, with the people they love helping shape the day from the very beginning.

The beauty of the day was in its honesty. From the tears in their eyes before their first kiss to the joy that followed, every part of their ceremony felt deeply centred on faith, family, and the meaning of marriage itself. After the ceremony, we headed to Tranmere for portraits in an open field, blessed with a beautiful sunset over Hobart, kunanyi / Mount Wellington, and the city below.

Bride and groom walking hand in hand through golden grass at Tranmere at sunset, with the Derwent River and Mount Wellington glowing in the warm light behind them.
Bride walking arm in arm with her father through the Royal Hobart Botanical Gardens conservatory, smiling behind her pearl-dotted veil with a pink and blue bouquet, surrounded by tropical plants.
Groom stepping through the historic sandstone doorway of the Royal Hobart Botanical Gardens conservatory, with the heritage building plaque visible on the wall beside the entrance.
Bride and groom sharing a kiss in the centre of a cheering crowd of wedding guests inside the Royal Hobart Botanical Gardens conservatory, with the glass ceiling and tropical plants above.
Close-up of a bridal bouquet featuring pink roses, blue delphinium, white alstroemeria and carnations held against a white wedding gown.
An emotional first look moment as the bride wipes tears from her eyes while the groom tenderly holds her hands, surrounded by lush tropical plants inside the conservatory.
Close portrait of a groom in a black tuxedo and bow tie smiling warmly at sunset at Tranmere, with the Derwent River softly blurred behind him.
Bride and groom kissing in the distance amid golden grass at Tranmere, framed by a vast pale blue sky and soft clouds above them.
Bride and groom kissing in a joyful spin through golden grass at Tranmere, the groom raising the bouquet overhead with the Derwent River and Mount Wellington glowing behind them.
Bride and groom holding hands and smiling at each other at Tranmere at sunset, with the Derwent River and the silhouette of Mount Wellington bathed in warm orange light behind them.
The Details
Groom signing the marriage register inside the Royal Hobart Botanical Gardens conservatory, with the bride beside him, family watching on, and the stunning glass ceiling and fountain visible throughout the lush tropical interior.

Signing of the registry

A wedding ceremony booklet with a colourful floral border and copper script reading the couple's names and date, resting on a white surface.

Wedding guest book

Two wedding guests laughing together inside the Royal Hobart Botanical Gardens conservatory, with sandstone arches, hanging fern baskets and tropical plants filling the space behind them.

Friendly faces upon arrival

A couple seated together on a timber bench inside the Royal Hobart Botanical Gardens conservatory, with a sandstone arch and lush tropical plants surrounding them.

Family of the bride

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"Very happy with Levi's photos, he captured all the best wedding moments, and was very professional and effective at the photo shoot. Neither of us are great in front of a camera, but he got the best out of us, and gave us photos that do justice to the moment."

Novi & Michael - June 2023
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