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Sandra Henri10 ways to make your wedding more inclusive
Read moreImage by Henry Paul Photography Written by Hank Paul, Sydney Wedding Photographer In 2017, many people thought that true inclusion…
Sandra HenriEco-Weddings and Wedding Footprint Calculator featured on ABC News
Read moreIt was an absolute thrill and honour to be interviewed for ABC News about how small, intimate weddings have a…
Sandra HenriThriving couples do this. Do you? Relationships with Isiah McKimmie
Read moreImages by Aimee Catt Have you ever wondered what the ‘secret sauce’ for a great relationship is? Maybe you’ve…
Sandra HenriWe chat sustainable weddings on the Effortless Weddings Podcast
Read moreBig thanks to Heidi, from the Effortless Weddings Podcast, for having us chat about sustainability and meaning when it comes…
Sandra HenriCOVID has reduced the environmental impact of weddings by 93%
Read moreLaura and Isaac’s micro wedding in Freycinet National Park. Image by Sandra Henri for Sophie Sullivan Photography. COVID has had…
Sandra HenriSustainable elegance with Emma and Brad’s backyard wedding
Read moreImages by Sandra Henri Photography A Less Stuff, More Meaning wedding story… “The wedding industry and a lot of…
Sandra HenriMt. Stapylton Grampians elopement story – Zoe and Eugenio’s hiking wedding
Read moreImages by Mel Badsey, story told by Katie Reeve At the top of a peak on Djab Wurrung and…
Sandra HenriSmall footprint weddings – Eco Elopements in Tasmanian Wilderness
Read moreWhite sand beaches, incredible wilderness scenery, an abundance of food and hospitality…these are the things that come to mind when…
