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Wheat decorated the tables at Keeley and Matthew’s garden wedding

Grown on Matthew's family farm in Yerong Creek, New South Wales, the wheat symbolised the coming together of two families.

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Keeley Warren wears a custom wedding dress by Lulu Bridal.

Photography Dan Cartwright

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Wheat grown on Matthew Molloy's family farm was used as a decorative element at the reception.

Photography Dan Cartwright

Incorporating elements of their rural pasts as they joined their futures was part of the planning for this couple’s big day. The wedding was held at Keeley Warren’s childhood home, Willowbank, on the south coast of New South Wales. Her parents, Rodney and Diane, put in a huge amount of effort to make sure the garden was perfect, the paddocks were mown and everything was looking beautiful. “Dad even made sure my favourite cow, that I raised from a poddy, was in the paddock next to the house so we could get photos with her,” says Keeley.

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Keeley’s favourite poddy cow Hernie joins the party.

Photography Dan Cartwright

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Keeley and Matthew’s wedding was held at the bride’s childhood home near Terara on the south coast of New South Wales.

Photography Dan Cartwright

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Keeley's sister, Tayla, also married on the family property “Willowbank”, which is the girls' childhood home.

Photography Dan Cartwright

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Amelia Brissenden at Lulu Bridal created a custom gown for the occasion. "Amelia was so wonderful to work with," she says. "She was so patient and really listened to what I wanted."

Photography Dan Cartwright

"We were so lucky to have the most incredible sunset on our wedding day and Dan captured it beautifully," says Keeley of her photographer, Dan Cartwright. "We absolutely love all the photos."

Photography Dan Cartwright

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