Petra and Will are long time Queenstown locals, even though they hale from the other side of the world. They wanted to do something unforgettable for their wedding so they dragged a gaggle of their nearest and dearest into the depths of New Zealand’s iconic Fiordland National Park to celebrate their love and lives together on an overnight cruise in Doubtful Sound.
A barefoot wedding set in the Paradise, what could be better? Anna and Andy took to the wild and got hitched in the forest of Paradise, New Zealand. With a grassroots atmosphere, their day featured an intimate woodland ceremony and a beautiful reception filled with lovingly crafted DIY decorations.
Every year hikers travel to New Zealand to experience walking along many of the Great Walks NZ has to offer. Not many people can say they got hitched on one of them! Simone and Tom quite literally took their wedding off the beaten path to commit to each other at a hut in the backcountry of New Zealand’s Routeburn Track. The best part? Not only did they get to experience the stillness of the surrounding forests and mountains together, their friends and family did too!
Sarah and Steve wanted a once in a lifetime experience for their wedding day, and decided to spend a winter’s day flying around Fiordland National Park. Featuring a glacier ceremony set in front of the iconic Mount Tutoko, champagne popping at in the remote alpine of Lake Quill, and finishing off with a sunset overlooking Queenstown from the top of Cecil Peak.
Rochelle and Sam travelled from Australia to get married on top of Cecil Peak on a stormy day. They got