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| Sydney Parks Wedding Photo Locations
Sydney has a mulitude of beautiful park areas for taking wedding photos. Flowers, trees, fountains, and green spaces can make your wedding photos very natural and vibrant. Our fore fathers planned well for green space around and in the city, so places like Centennial Park, the Domain, and Hyde Park to name just a few.
We detail below a number of Sydney's beaches for wedding photo locations.
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Hyde Park |
Sydney City / CBD |
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Hyde Park is a favoured spot for wedding photos and deservedly so. The main fountain is a unqiue feature and looks wonderful at night. You get some great shots if you can use the long avenue with the trees making a lovely frame - just try and avoid the crowds! Close to Martin Place for another great wedding photo location.
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McKell Park |
Vaucluse |
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McKell Park is small and private park tucked away at the end of Darling Point road between Rushcutters and Double Bay. It has a quiet aspect but a wonderful position right on the Harbour, and access is easy for boats or yatchs to wisk you away following a ceremony. Most people have their wedding ceremony down the end of the park near a circular area. Not a huge range of photo locations within the park itself, but hop on a boat or water taxi and you have the whole of Sydney Harbour to choose from. Check with local council to book and gain wedding permission.
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Dawes Point Park |
The Rocks |
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Dawes Point Park is right at the end of the Rocks, underneath the Harbour Bridge and so it has a number of views towards the Opera House, Luna Park, and the Harbour. Quite a popular place for shots looking up the Harbour Bridge, but is usually very shady in the afternoon.
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Neilsen Park |
Woollahra |
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Neilsen Park is a popular place for relaxing
and getting back to nature, so if you can beat the crowds it makes a fantastic wedding
photo location. The long avenue from the main gate (see opposite photo) has interesting lines, the beach is small but can be used when crowds are low, and there are a couple of out crops to take some shots looking over Sydney Harbour.
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The Domain |
Sydney City / CBD |
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The Domain is one of Sydney's great parks and there are a number of good spots for wedding photos. Mrs Macquarie's Chair is popular with views towards the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. Also try the NSW Art Gallery for some great shots with the columns and old stone. In the Domain itself there are many garden areas to wander through and take some great wedding photos. There are an endless number of places to take photos, with a wide range of flora and fauna on display year round. Include the Harbour Bride and Opera House in the background, or use the Fleet Steps as a great sandstone backdrop for your photos. Be aware that certain areas may require a photography fee.
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Federal Park |
Balmain |
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Federal Park is a stones throw from Sydney CBD and can be a good photo location to do a breif stop over on the way to the city or Rocks area. The city skyline is impressive and the tall towers of the Anzac Bridge makes for a great photo back drop.
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Parramatta Park |
Parramatta |
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Parramatta Park is a great place for some garden and nature styled wedding photos.
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