9 Locations For Wedding Photos In Sydney
Sydney has many spectacular locations for wedding photos. With everything from lakes, to bushland to iconic harbour views, there is a location to cater for everyone. Here are 9 locations in Sydney that are perfect for your wedding photos:
1. Kirribilli
For many people, Sydney is defined by the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House, and Kirribilli is absolutely the best place to get a postcard view of both. So if you want the wow factor of these two iconic buildings to feature as the backdrop to your wedding photos, make sure you check out Kirribilli.
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2. Circular Quay (Sydney CBD)
Circular Quay is another great area for you to get wedding photos featuring the Harbour Bridge and Opera House. However, be aware that Circular Quay is located at the northern end of the CBD, which means it can be tricky to get to due to traffic. Also, being one of the busiest ferry stations and having lots of tourists, it is usually bustling with people. However, the views are amazing. Having said that, the Eastern side of the Quay is where the Opera House is located and can be a bit quieter, and offers postcard views of the Harbour Bridge.
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3. Blues Point Reserve (McMahons Point)
Sticking with the theme of Harbour Bridge and Opera House, our next location is Blues Point Reserve in McMahon’s point. You won’t find many places with better harbour views for wedding photos than Blues Point Reserve. There is a large grassy area that provides plenty of space for photos, as well as a small beach!
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4. Royal Botanical Gardens (Sydney CBD)
Located right next to Circular Quay are Sydney’s beautiful Royal Botanical Gardens. These amazing gardens are massive and feature several different themed gardens. Close to the water are big grassy areas with perfect water views, while there are many secluded areas with huge trees and lush vegetation deeper in the gardens.
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5. Balls Head Reserve (Waverton)
Balls Head Reserve is located just north of the CBD and is a lesser-known locale. The area features an old coal loading facility (complete with rail cars and tunnels), and some amazing harbour views. The reserve also features a cute little community garden.
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6. Martin Place (Sydney CBD)
So many couples seem to take their photos at the western end of Martin Place, near the General Post Office building. It’s not hard to see why, with beautiful and grand buildings all around and many covered areas and entrances that allow for photos where the background doesn’t steal your spotlight!
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7. St Mary’s Cathedral (Sydney CBD)
St Mary’s Cathedral is Sydney’s largest cathedral and is a grand old building. The combination of beautiful sandstone and intricate decorative features make for complex and timeless photos. The Southern end of the Cathedral features wide-open courtyards and adjoining parklands.
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8. The Gap or Watsons Bay (Watsons Bay)
Moving away from Sydney CBD, one of the most well-known spots in Sydney is the Gap at Watsons Bay. The cliff top provides amazing views of the harbour leading into Sydney CBD on one side and awe-inspiring ocean views on the other. There is even a lighthouse nearby! Be prepared and organised because it can be windy and busy with tourists.
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9. Lake Parramatta (North Parramatta)
A surprising entry, and an unexpected piece of bushland and water in the heart of Parramatta, Lake Parramatta provides beautiful bushland views set amongst a large lake that feeds a dam. There are many features in Lake Parramatta, including a small wharf, rocky outcrops, and large overhanging trees. There is also a café that operates during business hours (great for snacks while the bridal party takes photos).
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Conclusion
These are just 9 of many places in and around Sydney that offer great views and backdrops for wedding photos. Send us an email at contact@bridalblue.com.au if you have any other suggestions for wedding reception locations around Sydney.
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