Adam + Kristy's Ecostudio Fellini Wedding

Gold Coast Ecostudio Fellini Wedding Photographer

We are excited to share a glimpse into Adam and Kristy’s rainforest wedding celebration, at the beautiful Eco Studio Fellini at Mudgeeraba on the Gold Coast.

Positioned at the base of the majestic Springbrook National Park, EcoStudio Fellini is the perfect venue for those wanting a classic wedding set in a lush and unspoiled tropical paradise.

Both Adam and Kristy started their day at the Oracle Tower in Broadbeach. The spacious and elegant rooms with beach views provided the perfect prep location for both bride and groom. There was lots of laughter, hugs, gifts, champagne pops, beer (and some nerves!) while everyone got ready.

Kristy looked stunning in a bohemian-style two-piece dress by Bec and Bridge which reflected her relaxed personality, complimented by gorgeous hair, makeup and a divine bouquet. The getting-ready is always one of my favourite parts of the wedding day - it’s near impossible not to get swept up in the excitement and nervous energy!

Ecostudio Fellini Wedding Photography

Surrounded by beautiful gardens and a tranquil lake, the intimate ceremony was held on site at Fellini’s. The rustic Arbour and lush greenery provided the perfect backdrop for this relaxed ceremony officiated by Clarah Luxford.

Our location shoot started at the gorgeous down Hinz Dam. With the rain just holding out, the overcast clouds let through the occasional sun ray, which added to the soft and mystical vibe. We then made our way back to Fellini’s and strolled around the gardens for more bridal photos.

As day turned to night, Fellini’s on-site homestead with rustic furnishings and foliage details made way for a clear and breezy night under the stars. The dance floor went into overdrive with the help of DJ Chris Hutchison, and delicious canapés and drinks flowed freely.

The night ended with an outdoor night shoot and bridal waltz under the twinkling fairy lights, 80s pop hits and lots of questionable dance moves by guests I was happy to capture!