A celebration filled with hundreds of hand-folded paper cranes, spontaneous aerial moments in the garden, and a relaxed, fashion-forward bridal party — Kayla and Jared’s Perth City Farm wedding was equal parts creative and completely unrestrained.
Set at Perth City Farm, the day unfolded within one of Perth’s most character-filled urban garden venues. The combination of industrial textures, greenery, and open-air spaces created a naturally cinematic backdrop for the celebration.
Kayla wore a modern nude-toned gown from Reformation, a striking contrast against the moody floral palette and overcast skies. The soft light that day worked perfectly with the rich greens of the garden and the organic styling throughout the space.
One of the most unexpected moments came in the secret garden area, where an aerial hoop installation turned into an impromptu performance — with Jared quite literally joining in mid-celebration. It added a sense of playfulness and unpredictability that reflected the couple perfectly.
The entire day felt relaxed, creative, and full of movement — a celebration that didn’t take itself too seriously, but still felt visually considered and atmospheric.
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