Scenes from a Wedding - Bulli, NSW



Karl and Renee Murray found each other as soul mates, and had a sparkling wedding day on 28 August 2010.
The setting was the Uniting Church in Bulli, NSW. Bulli was where Karl was based in his formative growing up years and also as a young adult, the crucible of sentimental memories with his school mates and where his immediate family still reside.Carlos (centre in above photo) was the best man on this happy and meaningful occasion.



Karl, Evie and Kevin pose in front of the stretch limousine after the service.  Photograph taken by Sharon Twyford.





The bridesmaids - Renee's very own two sisters and best friend.




Karl Murray and his groomsmen wait for Renee and the bridal party.






A radiant Renee and the father of the bride.










Above - after the service, a smiling groomsman and his lovely bridesmaid.



Karl Murray's uncle Mick (far right) and his mates at the back of the church as the newly married couple head out to the evening sunshine on a bright weathered Saturday.




Above image - Karl's Mum poses with her son, Renee and Renee's parents outside the Uniting Church.






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