
Show Notes
This week, I’m joined by Jane, who planned the most beautiful, relaxed celebration split between two stunning coastal spots in Leigh and Omaha.
From a mountaintop proposal in Queenstown to a wedding day filled with ocean views, meaningful details, and a relaxed, genuine vibe, Jane shares how she and Tom created a day that felt completely true to them.
We chat about: 💜 Meeting at local touch rugby and instantly hitting it off 💜 Their surprise engagement on the Remarkables during a hunting trip 💜 Hosting a two-part celebration with a private beachside signing and a paddock ceremony overlooking the ocean 💜 Keeping their wedding budget down by calling in help from family and friends 💜 Why “less is best” became their guiding mantra for styling and planning 💜 Her buttery silk ceremony dress, Maggie Marilyn party dress, and relaxed bridal styling 💜 The joy of having all their favourite people in one place 💜 How they created a party that went all night with gin carts, limoncello shots, a champagne tower and an incredible live band
…and so much more!
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