Steve and Elizabeth

Monday 24th January
5pm
Salthouse overlooking Emily bay


It was a last minute phone call by this lovely couple as they quickly organized their wedding before their girls 'went home'.

My main instructions were to take photos of everyone having a glass of champagne and a good time and to have some bubbles myself.

I couldn't resist grabbing the happy couple for 2 minutes to grab these shots in front of this amazing sunset backdrop, I haven't even got a chance to edit any photos yet, but had to share these.

Choose your wedding rings on the Island

You are spoiled for choice when choosing your wedding jewellery here on Norfolk Island as there are at least 9 shops here that sell quality Jewellery at Duty free prices.
We recommend
BJ's and Diamonds Exclusive
but there is also
Madison's and Duncan's jewellers.
and the following sell all sorts of exclusive wedding bands and jewellery
Casa Kui
Benjamin's (specialize in Pandora)

Max's

Duncan's Jewellers

Madisons Jewelers

The Italian shop (specialize in venetian glass jewellery)

The Scottish shop

Swiss house

Ross's



Photo courtesy of Amanda Jo Jewellery with a twist



Wedding band Tattoo's

With such a strong world wide trend for people of all ages making their mark and telling their story with tattoo's, it is only natural that newlyweds  may like a permanent reminder of their commitment to each other.

 Norfolk Island not only has 2 tattoo artists offering this service but can boast having the original history of Tahitian tattoo in its...well, history.

Norfolk Island modern day occupants are descendants of the Bounty mutineers and their Tahitian wives.

Here is an article from Harvey McCoy who is one of the current tattoo artists on the island.

Click here to read

The other tattoo or 'tatau' artist is Tihoti  who is actually from Tahiti, you can see more of his work by clicking here

Whatever your choice, Norfolk Island has a lot to offer.

Wedding Flowers

Norfolk Island grows all of it's fresh produce on the Island, nothing is imported (except potatoes and onion).
The same is for fresh flowers grown on the Island.

Although there are some lovely rose gardens here and you will find a wonderful variety of subtropical blooms throughout the year, we are completely weather dependant to a good crop in larger numbers.

Your best bet to ensure your favourite flower is available is to look at the fantastic variety of silk or rubberized flower available in stores (as seen in both pictures above).

There are also some wonderful locals who produce some stunning flower arranging either with whatever is available fresh or with dried or woven (plaited) flowers.

Here are some examples from Ali Brown's website using flax that is grown here on the island.

Contact me here for more information of what is available locally on Norfolk Island.

 norfolkislandphotos@gmail.com or Phone +6723 51862

Where can I have my Wedding Ceremony on Norfolk Island?

There is a French saying: "Love is the dawn of marriage, and marriage is the sunset of love."

- De Finod

We live on an Island here so there is unlimited views of mountains,oceans, beaches and bays, convict ruins and restored Georgian buildings, valleys, clifftops and waterfalls plus sunrises AND sunsets.

You chose your setting here with any backdrop for your special day.




Here are some popular choices for outdoor or marquee weddings;

Anson bay and puppy's point

Emily bay and the Salthouse
little beach
Cemetary bay
Munna's
The pier (Kingston or Cascade)
Cockpit waterfall
Captain Cook's monument
Ball bay
100 acre wood
Bumboras

Mount Pitt

Palm Glen

Simons water (by kind permission of Mr Bernie Christian-Bailey)

Fletcher Christian apartments

Bounty lodge

Camelot gardens
Forrester Court

Indoor wedding choices include;

St Barnabas chappel

All saints Kingston

The parish centre
The N.I gun club at Anson bay
N.I golf club

Aurelia resort

Governors lodge

Paradise hotel - used to be colonial hotel

Dino's at Bumboras

Hillcrest hotel

Norfolk Blue homestead

South pacific resort

Two Chimneys winery

Forrester court

Mokutu inn's Sublime lounge

Tintoela

Cafe Pacifica in Daa Nursery

By the bay, Bucks point

Or there are plenty of private homes and properties that the locals are happy to share with you.

There will need to be permission sought for the use of some areas to the Norfolk island administration or to The Norfolk Island National Parks and Wildlife, but being such a friendly Island, there won't be many reasons to refuse.

or if just a small number and you want something really different, why not try a scuba dive wedding under the water or the glass bottom boat in the middle of Emily bay.

If you need any extra information, I am happy to share.

Email me at norfolkislandphotos@gmail.com or phone +6723 51862