Small wedding at Mount Lotfy House // Micaela and Heath

Several years before their Mount Lofty House small wedding, Micaela and Heath’s journey began with a connection on Hinge, leading to long, late-night phone calls that lasted for hours. Their first in-person meeting? A yoga class at a local studio – the perfect start to their laid-back, genuine love story.

One year before their wedding day, Micaela and Heath officially got engaged. But the proposal was as down-to-earth as their relationship: no extravagant setting or elaborate surprise, just a conversation about designing the perfect engagement ring. They had already spent years unofficially “engaged,” talking about their future together since the early days of their relationship. For them, marriage was always a natural progression.

Their wedding day was everything they had envisioned: simple, classic, and elegant. Micaela and Heath wanted to avoid making the day feel like a big production. Instead, they focused on authenticity, opting for a clean white aesthetic and creating an atmosphere that felt real and intimate. Their priority was to stay true to themselves while celebrating with their closest family and friends.

While there was a bit of nervous excitement leading up to the ceremony, Micaela and Heath were most looking forward to the reception. It was there they would finally get to relax, laugh, and enjoy the day they’d been dreaming about for so long, surrounded by the people who mattered most.

For couples planning their own weddings, Micaela and Heath offered a bit of advice: stay organised! They found that being on top of the details made the whole process more enjoyable and less stressful. And if you’re looking to save a little, consider a weekday wedding. Not only do they tend to be more affordable, but your preferred vendors are also more likely to be available.

Micaela and Heath’s wedding was the perfect reflection of their love – uncomplicated, timeless, and full of heart. It was a day to remember.