Lindy Photography, Noosa Wedding Photography

Noosa & Sunshine Coast Wedding Photographer,               "Lindy Photography" was voted in the top 5% of Queensland Wedding Photographers in the ABIA 2009 awards.

Noosa Wedding Photography and Beach Wedding Photography Specialist, Lindy also photographs weddings on the Sunshine Coast, Brisbane, Sydney and in Melbourne.

natural  elegant  affordable  professional wedding photography

  Brisbane Wedding       Sunshine Coast Wedding Photography, Moffat Beach at Caloundra.  Wedding at Point Arkwright, Coolum Beach.  Sunshine Coast Weddings

 Twin Waters Wedding on the Sunshine Coast   

    Brisbane Bride

   Kawana Waters. Wedding on the Sunshine Coast     Wedding at Mudjimba Beach. Sunshine Coast Wedding  Sunshine Coast Bride   Kings Beach at Caloundra.  Sunshine Coast Wedding.  Wedding Ceremony at Casaurina Gardens, Noosa Heads on the Sunshine Coast.  Stacey and Tony were married at Casaurina Gardens along Noosa's main beach with their two beautiful daughters acting as flower girls. This image was capture during  the ceremony.   Wedding at Noosa Rock Wall on Main Beach, Noosa Heads.   Leanne and Mark were married at Hidden Grove along Noosa's main beach by Noosa celebrant Jacqui Gray. This image  was captured at sunset along the middle rock wall on main beach Noosa on the Sunshine Coast.

   Mudjimba Beach Wedding on the Sunshine Coast.  Sand Dunes on the Sunshine Coast      Flower girls at the Rock Wall, Noosa Main Beach 

Beaches, hinterland, rivers, bush, forest and villages merge to form an area of scenic beauty that makes the Sunshine Coast a very popular holiday destination. The Sunshine Coast stretches from Caloundra in the south to Rainbow Beach in the North. Noosa marks the top end of the developed area and beyond is the North Shore providing access to Fraser Island.

The Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia, was given its name for a very good reason. With its glorious climate and beautiful beaches, you are pretty much guaranteed the ideal beach  holiday if you choose this area for your annual break or wedding. And there are some excellent Sunshine Coast hotels that need to booked before you arrive.

For more information go to http://www.sunshinecoasteguide.com/

                                       Groom at Twin Waters Resort, Sunshine Coast

                                        Groom, Sunshine Coast Wedding 

                                              Twin Waters Bride. Sunshine Coast Wedding.            

                                                 Cotton Tree, Sunshine Coast Wedding.  

                                           Bride & Groom walking along Noosa Main Beach on the Sunshine Coast.

                                          Berardos on Hasting Street, Noosa Heads Wedding.  Joanne and Mark were married aboard the Catalina while cruising the Noosa River.  This images was taken along the deck leading upstairs to Berardos restaurant at Noosa Heads on the Sunshine Coast.                                             

                                        Noosa River Wedding, Sunshine Coast.     

                                                 Groom at the Rock Wall, Noosa Heads, Sunshine Coast 

Queensland offers some wonderful settings for your nuptials. From a church ceremony, a quaint chapel on the Sunshine Coast or a beach or garden ceremony at Noosa, find the perfect venue for your ceremony and set the scene for a truly wonderful wedding.

This Directory: Noosa Wedding Ceremony Directory: Noosa Celebrants, Noosa Garden weddings, Sunshine Coast beach weddings, chapel or gazebo ceremonies. Find your Brisbane, Noosa or Sunshine Coast wedding ceremony location and Civil Marriage Celebrant.   http://www.queenslandbrides.com.au           

                                                Noosa Bride.  Sunshine Coast Wedding. 

                                         Kristy from Alook Photography Noosa

                                              Beach wedding on the Sunshine Coast 

                                         Noosa Wedding Photographed on the Noosa North Shore. 

                                                  Grand Mercure Apartments @ Twin Waters Resort  

                                                Kings Beach Wedding at Caloundra  

                                        Collins Street, Melbourne CBD     

                                     Flinders Street, Melbourne Wedding Photography

                                    Mudjimba Beach, Sunshine Coast Wedding   

                                       Grand Mercure Apartments Twin Waters, Sunshine Coast  Wedding

                                        Pandanus Beach Twin Waters Resort. Sunshine Coast Wedding

                                              Bourke Street, Melboune City Wedding Photography

                                          Mudjimba Beach Wedding, Sunshine Coast Wedding       

                                         Lilys Restaurant at Twin Waters, Sunshine Coast Wedding

                                        Woody Point, Redcliffe

         Pandanus Beach ceremony location at Twin Waters Resort.                      

         North Shore Resort, Twin Waters

        Bourke Street, Melbourne CBD 

           Hardware Lane in Melbourne CBD

          Sunshine Beach, Noosa Wedding Photography. Sunshine Coast QLD.

         Alexandra Headlands wedding on the Sunshine Coast.

        Candid Wedding Photography, Coolum. Sunshine Coast Wedding  

         Wedding Photography on the Sunshine Coast

          Fitzroy Gardens, Melbourne 

                 Twin Waters Resort and Mudjimba Beach Photography                     

                                                 Maison La Plage, Ceremony location at Noosa Main Beach.

                                                    Kenilworth Homestead                                               

                                         Montego's on the Bay,  Kawana Island

                                            Main Beach, Noosa Wedding Photography by Lindy Photography.

For Wedding Photographers in Noosa, the Sunshine Coast and in Melbourne contact Lindy Photography.

Images are supplied on CD in Colour but can be printed in B&W or Sepia. A selection of images  have special effects applied which are used on your DVD slide show and are included on the images CD. (above)  You own and keep all of your images.   

                                           Point Arkwright, Coolum Beach Wedding on the Sunshine Coast                      

    Noosa North Shore Wedding

Noosa River. Wedding held at Noosa North Shore Resort.

Natural and candid. Capturing your Wedding day exactly as it happens.

                                  Montego's on the Bay at Kawana Island, Sunshine Coast Wedding

The Sunshine Coast is a wonderful location to have your dream wedding. Lindy Photography specializes in capturing your wedding day as naturally as possible. This means allowing you  to enjoy your day with as little interference as possible from the photographer.  Lindy will subtlety direct you to achieve the best lighting and composition for each image without having to fully pose you. Many guests have commented that they were actually unaware that there was even a professional photographer there on the wedding day. Lindy aims to make you feel as comfortable as possible and to capture images which will be treasured for a lifetime.

Lindy is a professional wedding photographer, based in Noosa on the Sunshine Coast but she also travels to Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne to photograph weddings.

Noosa - Wedding held on Noosa Main Beach.

Noosa, Sunshine Coast, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane Professional Wedding Photographer.

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Lindy Photography has appeared in the prestigious Studio Brides Magazine. Volume 22 Spring/Summer 09/10. Current Issue on stands now.

Lindy offers a stunning range of Photo Books and Professional Wedding Albums. To view samples please contact Lindy.

Sunshine Coast Weddings: Beaches, hinterland, rivers, bush, forest and villages merge to form an area of scenic beauty that makes the Sunshine Coast a very popular holiday destination. The Sunshine Coast stretches from Caloundra in the south to Rainbow Beach in the North. Noosa marks the top end of the developed area and beyond is the North Shore providing access to Fraser Island.

The Sunshine Coast in Queensland was given its name for a very good reason. With its glorious climate and beautiful beaches, you are pretty much guaranteed the ideal beach holiday if you choose this area for your annual break or combine a holiday with family and friends for the perfect Wedding Destination.The Sunshine Coast is also a fantastic location for Wedding Elopements and Lindy Photography offers a number of Wedding Elopement packages which include everything from the Celebrant to the Reception and Accommodation.

The Sunshine Coast was a favorite hideout for escaped convicts but it was the exploitation of its natural resources that began to put the area on the map. The network of rivers provided a route for timber to make its way to the coast but the coastal areas themselves failed to thrive. That is until tourism started to have an impact and visitors discovered the vast swathes of undisturbed beaches.

For complete Noosa Wedding Elopement Packages please click here: www.noosawedding.com

Packages include 2 night accommodation with buffet breakfast and two dinners, champagne and chocolates, a professional wedding celebrant, hair and makeup, a beautiful bouquet and a professional wedding photography package.

Lindy is a Noosa Wedding Photographer. Coolum Wedding Photographer. Sunshine Coast Wedding Photographer. Coolum Wedding Photographer. Maroochydore Wedding Photographers. Kawana Wedding Photographer.

The Sunshine Coast ,Noosa to Caloundra offers such a variety of wedding venues and honeymoon resorts, from superb beachfront venues to intimate, romantic  wedding venues. Planning your wedding - take a look at the wedding venues available on the Sunshine Coast 

http://www.itsmywedding.com.au/sunshine-coast-wedding-venues.aspx

Click here to go to Lindy Photography Noosa Wedding Gallery. Page 2  http://www.lindyphotography.com.au/noosaweddingimages.htm

For everything you need to plan a wedding on the Sunshine Coast go to: http://www.weddingsunshinecoast.com.au/

Lindy Photography specializing in beach weddings in Noosa and on the Sunshine Coast.

A beach wedding photography specialist.

Coolum is the largest beach side resort on Queensland's southern Sunshine Coast. The area is fast growing with a population of 18 000. Although visitors will always be welcome to this beautiful resort, the population may be capped to preserve the resources and standard of the living in the area.

Coolum is approximately 90 minutes (135 km) north of Brisbane and about 15 km south of Noosa. The resort town is renowned for its quality world-class golf courses and accommodation and is home to a lively cafe and restaurant scene.

Coolum provides the perfect seaside escape for a lazy holidays. The area is well known for its surf beaches and its main beach is well patrolled to ensure safe swimming. South of the township, Mount Coolum sits within the Coolum National Park dominating the landscape with its rugged escarpment.

There are many beautiful beach side locations for weddings such as Point Arkwright Park, Coolum Beach and Bay 1, The Point at Coolum Beach,  Point Arkwright and further on Yaroomba Park.

For more information on Coolum go to http://www.sunshinecoast-australia.com/coolum.html 

Sunshine Coast Wedding Photography.

Encompassing the coastline from Caloundra to Rainbow Beach and the lush countryside of the hinterland, the beauty of the Sunshine Coast will captivate you.

The beaches of the Sunshine Coast are varied from gentle waves to serious surf, while idyllic coastal towns are perfect for both romantic getaways and family holidays. If you prefer a cosy holiday nestled amongst the hills and beautiful Glasshouse Mountains, then wander through the hinterland where you can browse among local delicacies at markets and fresh food stalls.

So be prepared to tempt your tastebuds in Noosa, untie your purse-strings at Eumundi Markets and bring out your inner child at Australia Zoo. You’ll soon realise that one visit to the Sunshine Coast is simply not enough.

There are plenty of amazing things to see and do around the Sunshine Coast. Whether you're in the mood for something relaxing, action-packed or guided, there's something to suit everyone's tastes. So come see for yourself, we're sure you'll agree too!

The Sunshine Coast is a beautiful coastal area that starts just north of Brisbane, Queensland. Beaches, hinterland, bush, forest and villages merge to form the Sunshine Coast. An area that stretches from Caloundra in the south to Tin Can Bay in the North.

Alexandra Headland
Locally called 'Alex', is a small coastal community surrounded by Mooloolaba, Buderim and Maroochydore. Alexandra Headland's main attraction is the beach, headland and parks. The beach is patrolled and good for surfing. There is an outdoor skate park on the beach.

Beerburrum
Beerburrum is located on the Glass House Mountains Road and a major pineapple growing area. The main attractions are the Queensland Reptiles and Fauna Park, Aboriginal Bora Ring, The Big Kart Track, Glass House Mountains National Park, State Forestry Lookouts, Matthew Flinders Park and the Wild Horse Lookout.

Beerwah
Beerwah is a small town off the Bruce Highway on the Glass House Mountains Tourist Route. Good views of the volcanic peaks and home to Australia Zoo.

Bli Bli
Bli Bli is a swampy area with boardwalks and home of Bli Bli castle with its drawbridge and moat, dungeon, and torture chamber. The cable water ski park is a good place to wake board, knee board or water ski and next door is a Barramundi fishing lake.

Boreen Point
Boreen Point is a small village overlooking Lake Cootharaba with sandy beaches and pleasant picnic spots and the historic Apollonian Hotel. A good sailing spot with easy beach launching.

Buderim
Buderim sits on a mountain plateau with ocean views and is about 15 minutes inland from the coast. The name is derived from Budderam, an Aboriginal word for honey suckle. The village has art and craft galleries, and is known for its floral exhibitions. Buderim rainforest park has easy walks with waterfalls and picnic areas.

Caloundra
Caloundra is at the southern end of the Sunshine Coast. Check out Dicky and Kings Beach and the more sheltered Bulcock and Golden Beaches. Fishing and boating is easy in Pumicestone Passage protected by Bribie Island. Caloundra has a full range of accommodation options and is popular with families. Read more about Caloundra.

Cooran
Cooran is a small village located at the bottom of Mt. Cooran. A good picnic spot is at Mothar Mountain Rockpools. The origin of the name is a dialect for tall, referring to local trees.

Cooroy
Read all about Cooroy by clicking here.

Coolum Beach
Coolum Beach is a white beach with parkland, playground and barbecue areas. Coolum has cafes, restaurants and a variety of accommodation including the Hyatt Regency Coolum with a championship golf course.

Eumundi
Read all about Eumundi by clicking here.

Flaxton
Flaxton a small village on the Blackall Range, with arts and crafts and a winery. The Flaxton Barn and Model Railway is a miniature railway with trains based on real German trains.

Forest Glen
Forest Glen is just off the Bruce Highway on Tanawha Tourist Drive and home to Forest Glen Deer Sanctuary, Super Bee Honey Factory and Buderim Forest Park.

Kenilworth
Kenilworth is country town inland from the coast and about one hours drive from most resort areas. Kenlwortht is lovated on the banks of the Mary River. Famous for it's cheese at the Kenilworth Cheese Factory (07 5446 0144) and historical buildings. The Kenilworth Historical Museum is at Alexander Street (07 5446 0581)

Kin Kin
Kin Kin is a small village at the corner of Noosa Shire with an old and famous pub, the Country Life Hotel. Kin Kin is the aboriginal name for a species of small black ant that is common in the area. It grew in the 1870's into a settlement for bullock drivers hauling logs to the sawmill at Elanda point. The quality of the Kin Kin timber was famous throughout Australia. In the early 1990's dairy farming flourished.

Kawana Waters
Kawana Waters is a popular residential area just south of Mooloolaba with patrolled beaches at Buddina and Wurtulla, with a large shopping centre and a marina.

Kenilworth
Kenilworht is home to the famous Kenilworht Cheese. A walk to the Booloumba Falls will result in a large rock pool that is good for swimming. The Kenilworth Historical Museum is Alexandra Street provides a history of the region.

Landsborough
Landsborough is an old inland town, just off the Bruce Highway that served the coaches running from Gympie to Brisbane. Named after William Landsborough a famous Australian explorer. The Landsborough Museum has a good social history collection and Austrlalain memorabilia.

Mapleton
Mapleton is a small village on Blackall Range with restaurants and cafes and Mapleton Falls National Park. Close to the village are the Mapleton Falls. The views from the car park are impressive but the water fall trickles most of the year! A pleasant circular walk of 1.3km provides a good introduction to the rain forest. This walk winds through rainforest and eucalypt forest. The Peregrine Lookout provides an excellent view of the Obi Obi valley.

Maleny
Maleny is high up on the Blackall Range well inland from Maroochydore. Maleny has great views of the Glasshouse Mountains, rainforest walks at Mary Cairncross National Park and lots of arts and craft galleries and Maleny Cheese. There are many delightful places to stay in and around Maleny.

Marcoola
Marcoola is an area of fast developing beach resorts just north of the Maroochy river. Very easy to reach from Sunshine Coast airport which is just a few kms away. Most of the Marcoola accommodation is on the beach and there are a number of shops, restaurants and the Marcoola Surf Club.

Maroochydore
Maroochydore is the main commercial centre for the Sunshine Coast and is home to the Sunshine Plaza shopping centre. The river is ideal for boating and fishing and the ocean good for surfing.

Mooloolaba
Mooloolaba has a harbour with fishing fleet, beach and well landscaped esplanade with restaurants. Home to 'Under Water World' oceanarium with live sharks and daily shows located near the Wharf.

Mooloolah
Mooloolah is located on Glass House Mountains Road and is the aboriginal expression for 'black snake'. Famous for the Ettamogah Pub, a cartoon style building viewed from the Bruce Highway. Next door is Aussie World with a number of attractions.

Montville
Montville was first settled in 1887 and sits high on the Blackwall range with shops, small art galleries, potteries and cafes on the main street. Close to Montville is the Kondalilla National Park. There are lots of small luxury retreats in Montville.

Nambour
Nambour is the administrative centre for Maroochy Shire and main hinterland town for the Sunshine Coast.

Read all about Noosa by clicking here.

Noosa Harbour
Read all about Noosa Harbour by clicking here.

Palmwoods
Palmwoods is a small countrey torwn at the foot of the Blackwall Range.

Peregian
Read all about Peregian by clicking here.

Pomona
Read all about Pomona by clicking here.

Sunshine Beach
Read all about Sunshine Beach by clicking here.

Tewantin
Read all about Tewantin by clicking here.

Tin Can Bay
Tin Can Bay is a small fishing port in the picturesque Tin Can Inlet and is well known for its fishing and boating. It is at the far northern end of the Sunshine Coast close to Gympie.

Woombye
Woombye used to be called Cobb’s Camp due to the fact that it was a staging post for the Cobb & Co coaches. The local pub celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2000, and is certainly worth a visit. Myriad delights await the visitor to Woombye. It is home to luscious sub-tropical fruit - and popular Macadamia Nut. The macadamia, of course, used to be known as the Queensland nut until some generous soul introduced Hawaiians to its taste and growth potential.

Yandina
Yandina was surveyed by Fryer in 1870 as a location for the metropolis of Maroochy shire. Yandina relied on timber and saw milling until the 1960's and has now become famous for Ginger and sugar. The Yandina Ginger factory was established in 1980.

For all the information you need on Noosa and the Sunshine Coast go to: http://www.sunshinecoasteguide.com/places.php 

Information provided by:                                                       http://www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/sitePage.cfm?code=wedding-ceremonies

The Sunshine Coast region has many attractive parks and beaches where weddings and other formal ceremonies can be held. Whether you prefer ocean views, peaceful bush settings or open parkland, an outdoor ceremony on the Sunshine Coast can make it a day to remember.

All beaches and parks are available for ceremonies, except Noosa Main Beach between 'First Point and Middle Groyne'. If you propose using a beach for your ceremony, it must take place outside the flagged bathing area that is setup on the day.

How to apply

Complete an Application for Wedding/Formal Ceremony [PDF 61KB]. Please note that a receipt for payment does not constitute approval. Your booking is confirmed once you have received an approval letter from council.

Detailed information and policies are available via the Toolbox website.

Costs

A non-refundable fee of $143.00 (GST free) is payable by cash, cheque or credit card. Payment can be made via email (with scanned copy signature), fax, post, or in person at council's customer service centre. See application form for application lodgement and payment details.

Application process

If your application has been fully completed, you should receive a payment receipt and approval letter within ten (10) working days. If there is another booking or event which conflicts with your application, we will contact you by telephone to discuss.

Things to consider

• How important is it that you have control of the area chosen? Other users may be in the area picnicking, playing or walking dogs. There may also be another ceremony both prior to and/or after your booking.
• Can the official party and all your guests access the area safely? 
• Do you have elderly or mobility impaired guests? 
• Is the area easily accessible for manual delivery of equipment and setup? Vehicle access is not permitted into park or beach areas.  Vehicles must be parked in designated car parking spaces.
• Do you have a wet weather alternative? Council suggests you speak to your function venue for possible assistance.

Your booking will confirm that no other bookings exist for the nominated time and in the nominated location. However, an approval does not guarantee exclusive use of the area and/or its facilities.

Due to the popularity of the Noosa Main Beach foreshore areas, a maximum two hour time limit applies for bookings (including setup, ceremony and cleanup) at this location. All other locations have a maximum time limit of three hours (including setup, ceremony and cleanup).

Council maintains its parks and gardens on a routine maintenance program. Special mowing or additional servicing of the area is not provided. Council is also unable to control leaf or branch debris resulting from inclement weather conditions or irresponsible people using the area prior to your ceremony.

Some areas are more exposed to the elements than others, for example, late afternoon winds along the coastal strip. The available space and ambiance of beaches are also affected by high or low tides. Council recommends you check the local tide times.

Popular locations

All beaches and parks are available for ceremonies, except Noosa Main Beach between 'First Point and Middle Groyne'. 

Below, for your convenience, is a list, maps and photographs of the most popular locations across the region: