Spring wedding season in Australia, from September through November, brings temperate days and golden-hour sunlight perfect for celebrations. But choosing the right suit is about more than looking sharp in photos. It is about staying comfortable through unpredictable weather, expressing your personal style, and feeling confident from ceremony to reception. At Dunnio Tailor, we specialize in spring wedding suits crafted from premium Australian Merino wool, designed for the unique climatic challenges across different regions. Our made-to-measure approach ensures every groom gets a suit that fits perfectly and performs beautifully under the Australian sun. This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know: from breathable fabrics and trending colors to body-type considerations and regional climate variations. Whether you are a groom, groomsman, or guest, discover expert insights that will help you select, style, and wear the perfect spring wedding suit.
1. Understanding spring wedding suit requirements in Australia
Australian spring weather challenges:
- Melbourne: Four seasons in twenty-four hours with dramatic temperature shifts.
- Sydney: Rising humidity as the season progresses toward summer.
- Brisbane and Queensland: Subtropical warmth requiring heat management.
- Adelaide and Perth: Mediterranean-style conditions ideal for outdoor celebrations.
The traditional heavy wool suit can become a liability during spring weddings. Grooms who choose fabrics without considering breathability and temperature regulation often find themselves uncomfortable during outdoor ceremonies or lengthy receptions.
Key venue considerations for spring suits:
- Garden ceremonies: Lighter construction and breathable natural fibers.
- Vineyard weddings: Earthy tones and textures harmonizing with rustic landscapes.
- Indoor ballroom receptions: More formal styling with structured fabrics.
- Beachside celebrations: Relaxed tailoring resistant to coastal breezes.
The rise of soft tailoring
Soft tailoring has revolutionized spring wedding attire, prioritizing comfort and natural movement over rigid structure:
- Softer shoulders with minimal or no padding.
- Half-lined or completely unlined interiors for maximum airflow.
- Reduced weight for all-day comfort.
- Natural drape that moves with your body.
- Neapolitan-influenced construction techniques.
At Dunnio Tailor, we specialize in this modern approach to spring suiting. Our made-to-measure service allows us to customize the internal construction of your jacket based on your specific needs, creating unlined jackets for maximum breathability or incorporating half-linings for formal evening receptions.
2. Top spring fabric choices for Australian grooms
Fabric selection is the foundation of a successful spring wedding suit. The right material will keep you comfortable, photograph beautifully, and maintain its appearance throughout the day.
2.1. Tropical wool
Why tropical wool is the gold standard for Australian spring weddings:
- Woven from high-twist yarn in an open weave pattern.
- Simultaneously lightweight, breathable, and resilient.
- Australian Merino wool creates tiny air pockets that regulate temperature.
- Wicks moisture away from skin while allowing heat to escape.
- Ideal for variable Australian spring conditions.
Premium tropical wool grades:
Super 130s tropical wool:
- Exceptional comfort against the skin.
- Superior wrinkle resistance.
- Beautiful drape for refined silhouette.
- Soft, luxurious hand feel.
Super 150s tropical wool:
- Even finer fiber for ultimate luxury.
- Enhanced softness and comfort.
- Premium tier for discerning grooms.
- Sourced from world-class Australian Merino mills.
At Dunnio Tailor, we source our tropical wool from world-class mills that specialize in Australian Merino, ensuring that every suit we create benefits from the natural performance characteristics of this remarkable fiber.
2.2. Linen-wool blends
The intelligent compromise for spring weddings:
Benefits of linen-wool blends (70% linen / 30% wool):
- Cooling properties of linen.
- Wrinkle resistance of wool.
- Natural texture perfect for garden and vineyard weddings.
- Maintains shape throughout the day.
- Matte finish that photographs beautifully in natural light.
Popular colors at Dunnio Tailor:
- Natural stone.
- Sand.
- Tobacco brown.
- Sage green.
This blend is particularly popular for outdoor spring weddings where a slightly more relaxed aesthetic is appropriate.
2.3. Wool-silk combinations
Refined elegance for formal spring occasions:
Typical blend: 70% wool / 30% silk
Key advantages:
- Temperature-regulating properties of wool.
- Natural luster and strength of silk.
- Refined elegance for evening receptions.
- Exceptional performance in wedding photography.
- Catches and reflects light for depth and dimension.
- Seamless transition from ceremony to professional settings.
The natural sheen of silk performs exceptionally well under the high-contrast lighting conditions common in Australian outdoor weddings, ensuring you look your best in every shot.
2.4. Mohair blends
Crisp architectural drape for formal spring weddings:
Typical blend: 30% mohair / 70% wool
Performance characteristics:
- Naturally smooth and lustrous.
- Excellent resilience and shape retention.
- Crisp hand that feels almost architectural.
- Impeccable wrinkle resistance.
- Cool temperature against the skin.
- Elegant sheen appropriate for sophisticated celebrations.
Best suited for:
- Black-tie spring weddings.
- Formal evening receptions.
- Prestigious venue celebrations.
- Grooms seeking refined, polished appearance.
At Dunnio Tailor, our fabric consultation process begins with understanding your wedding details: venue, time of day, expected weather conditions, and personal comfort preferences. We guide you through our extensive fabric library, allowing you to feel the weight, texture, and drape of different options.
3. Spring color trends for wedding suits in Australia
Color selection for wedding suits which is fit to wear in spring season has evolved dramatically in recent years. Modern grooms are increasingly embracing bolder, more expressive colors that reflect their personality and complement their wedding theme.
3.1. Grounded earth tones
The dominant palette for outdoor spring weddings:
Stone:
- Warm neutral between beige and gray.
- Pairs beautifully with warm and cool accent colors.
- Photographs exceptionally well in natural light.
- Excellent wear-again potential for professional occasions.
Sage green:
- Increasingly popular for botanical and rustic themes.
- Complements fresh spring foliage.
- Creates cohesive visual story with greenery-heavy florals.
- Perfect with cream shirts and brown leather accessories.
Tobacco brown:
- Rich, warm alternative to traditional suit colors.
- Vintage quality ideal for heritage venues.
- Striking when paired with burgundy or forest green accessories.
- Excellent transition into autumn wardrobes.
3.2. Saturated jewel tones
Drama and visual impact for statement-making grooms:
Deep emerald green:
- Commands attention without being garish.
- Photographs beautifully against natural and architectural backgrounds.
- Pairs well with gold accents for regal appearance.
- Best in tropical wool or wool-silk blends.
Amethyst purple:
- Luxurious and sophisticated.
- Ideal for evening receptions.
- Creates atmosphere of opulence.
- Photography-tested for digital images.
Merlot burgundy:
- Rich, wine-inspired depth.
- Trending for spring evening weddings.
- Holds detail in challenging lighting conditions.
- Pairs with gold and cream for cohesive aesthetic.
At Dunnio Tailor, we work closely with grooms to ensure their suit color harmonizes with the overall wedding palette, considering bridesmaids' dresses, floral arrangements, and venue aesthetic.
3.3. Pastel revival
Fresh, airy options for morning and garden ceremonies:
Popular pastel choices:
- Lavender: Soft, romantic aesthetic.
- Mint: Fresh, botanical feel.
- Sky blue: Coastal and beach weddings.
Important considerations for pastel suits:
- Lighter colors show every imperfection in construction.
- Proper fit is absolutely essential.
- Require thoughtful styling to avoid washed-out appearance.
- Need complementary accessories for depth and visual interest.
Best suited for:
- Morning ceremonies.
- Garden weddings.
- Beach and coastal celebrations.
- Grooms with confident personal style.
3.4. Modern black tie
Formal evening spring weddings:
Midnight blue advantages over traditional black:
- Appears nearly black in low light.
- Subtle richness photographs better than true black.
- Avoids flat, featureless appearance in photos.
- Contemporary edge with timeless elegance.
Recommended pairing:
- Crisp white shirt.
- Black bow tie.
- Mohair-wool blend fabric.
At Dunnio Tailor, our color consultation process considers your skin tone, hair color, and personal coloring to recommend the most flattering hues. We show fabric swatches in different lighting conditions and provide guidance on coordinating with your partner's attire.
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4. Spring suit styles from classic to contemporary
The silhouette and construction details of your spring wedding suit are just as important as the fabric and color.
4.1. The double-breasted suit
Modern reimagining of a classic style:
Contemporary features:
- Slimmer cut than vintage versions.
- Higher button stance.
- Defined waist for confident silhouette.
- Peak lapels creating commanding presence.
Most popular configuration:
- Six-button with two to button.
- Classic proportions for most body types.
- Strong vertical lines elongating the torso.
Spring wedding advantages:
- Visual interest without requiring waistcoat.
- Distinguished look without added layer.
- Soft shoulders and minimal lining for comfort.
- Maintains structure in spring temperatures.
At Dunnio Tailor, we construct our double-breasted jackets with soft shoulders and minimal lining to ensure comfort while maintaining the structure necessary for this formal style.
4.2. The three-piece suit revival
Waistcoats as statement pieces:
Modern waistcoat design options:
- Contrasting textures (tonal herringbone, subtle check).
- Complementary patterns adding visual depth.
- Personalized lining fabrics.
- Adjustable back straps for perfect fit.
- Custom pocket configurations.
Practical advantages for spring weddings:
- Remove jacket during warmer parts of day.
- Remain fully dressed and formal without jacket.
- Polished appearance for outdoor cocktail hours.
- Comfortable for energetic dancing.
- Versatile styling throughout the day.
Popular combinations:
- Solid navy tropical wool suit + tonal herringbone waistcoat.
- Charcoal suit + burgundy velvet waistcoat.
- Earth-toned suit + complementary solid waistcoat.
4.3. Unstructured shoulders
The most significant shift in modern tailoring:
Traditional padded shoulders:
- Strong, angular silhouette.
- Added weight and restriction.
- Stiff, uncomfortable feel.
Unstructured "Neapolitan" shoulders:
- Minimal or no padding.
- Follows natural shoulder line.
- Soft drape down the arm.
- Known as "spalla camicia" (shirt-shoulder).
Benefits:
- More natural, athletic appearance.
- Forgiving of movement.
- Ideal for long wedding days.
- Popular among younger grooms.
- Perfect for well-developed shoulders.
At Dunnio Tailor, we can customize the level of shoulder structure based on your body type and preference, creating anything from completely unstructured to lightly padded shoulders.
4.4. The shawl lapel
Vintage elegance with contemporary appeal:
Characteristics:
- Rounded, continuous curve.
- Traditionally associated with tuxedos.
- Increasingly applied to non-tuxedo jackets.
- Distinctive, refined look.
Best suited for:
- Evening spring weddings.
- Velvet or textured fabrics.
- Grooms wanting something special and memorable.
- Pairs beautifully with bow ties.
Available configurations at Dunnio Tailor:
- Single-breasted shawl lapel.
- Double-breasted shawl lapel.
- Customizable formality levels.
5. Finding the perfect fit for every body type
Off-the-rack suits are designed for an idealized average body that few men actually possess. Made-to-measure and bespoke tailoring begins with your actual measurements and proportions.
5.1. For men with fuller figures
Key strategies for flattering spring suits:
Jacket recommendations:
- Soft tailoring creating natural drape that skims the body.
- Single-breasted with two-button configuration.
- Longer, leaner line than three-button styles.
- Jacket length covering the seat.
- Proper shoulder fit as foundation for drape.
Fabric selection:
- Tropical wool in medium weight.
- Enough structure without adding bulk.
- Avoid very lightweight fabrics that cling.
- Avoid heavy fabrics adding visual weight.
- Subtle textures: fine herringbone, birdseye weave.
Trouser fit:
- Comfortable rise sitting at natural waist.
- Provides support without constriction.
- Creates clean line.
- Proper break at shoe for elongated leg line.
At Dunnio Tailor, we pay particular attention to shoulder fit, as shoulders that are too narrow make the body appear wider, while correctly fitted shoulders create a foundation for the entire garment to drape properly.
5.2. For men with larger midsections
Strategic styling solutions:
Waistcoat as styling tool:
- Creates smooth, continuous line from chest to waist.
- Visually streamlines the torso.
- Slight V-shape drawing eye vertically.
- Points sitting at natural waist (not riding up).
Trouser recommendations:
- Flat-front with slight taper.
- Avoid pleats adding unwanted volume.
- Sits comfortably at natural waist.
- Adequate room in seat and thigh.
- Easy movement without pulling or straining.
- Proper break creating elongated leg line.
5.3. For tall and slim or lean men
Adding visual weight and creating proportion:
Fit strategy:
- Closer fit through chest and waist.
- Eliminate excess fabric.
- Ensure adequate ease for comfort and movement.
Texture and pattern tools:
- Subtle check or windowpane pattern.
- Textured fabrics: linen-wool blends, herringbone weaves.
- Lighter colors and earth tones.
- Create appearance of more mass.
Layering strategies:
- Three-piece suit adding dimension to torso.
- Double-breasted jacket creating horizontal visual interest.
- Moderate to wider lapels creating proportion.
- Avoid narrow lapels making frame appear narrower.
5.4. For athletic builds
Accommodating broad shoulders and developed chests:
Made-to-measure advantages:
- Jacket accommodating shoulder and chest measurements.
- Appropriate taper to waist.
- Avoid boxy, unflattering silhouette of off-the-rack suits.
- Properly set sleeves for full range of motion.
Technical considerations:
- Sleeve pitch for athletic builds.
- Armhole height preventing restriction.
- No pulling across the back.
- Active movement throughout wedding day.
At Dunnio Tailor, our fitting process typically involves multiple appointments to ensure absolute perfection, with subsequent fittings refining the garment as it is constructed.
6. Regional considerations across Australia
Australia's vast geography means spring weather conditions vary dramatically from region to region.
6.1. Sydney spring weddings
Climate characteristics:
- Generally temperate conditions.
- Rising humidity toward summer (especially November).
- Urban garden aesthetic popular.
Recommended fabrics:
- Tropical wool in medium weight.
- Unlined or half-lined jackets for November weddings.
- Maximum airflow with polished appearance.
Popular colors:
- Navy and charcoal (classic choices).
- Updated versions with soft tailoring.
- Contemporary details.
Practical tips from Dunnio Tailor:
- Consider moisture-wicking dress shirts.
- Have backup pocket square or handkerchief available.
- Ensure fabric breathability for late spring weddings.
6.2. Melbourne weddings
Climate challenges:
- Famously unpredictable weather.
- Crisp morning temperatures.
- Pleasant afternoon conditions.
- Cool again by evening.
Recommended approach:
- Layering strategy essential.
- Three-piece suit for versatility.
- Add or remove jacket as needed.
- Always maintain formal appearance.
Popular Melbourne choices:
- Deep emerald.
- Burgundy.
- Textured fabrics: herringbone, subtle checks.
- Midnight blue tuxedos in mohair-wool blends.
Prestigious venues:
- National Gallery of Victoria.
- Royal Exhibition Building.
- Black-tie events common.
6.3. Brisbane and Queensland spring weddings
Climate challenges:
- Subtropical warmth.
- Significant humidity.
- Heat management as primary concern.
Recommended fabrics:
- Lightweight tropical wool.
- Linen-wool blends.
- Pure linen (depending on formality).
- Unlined jackets.
- Minimal internal structure.
Popular aesthetic:
- Beach and resort casual.
- Lighter colors: stone, sand, sky blue.
- Relaxed styling.
- Open collars and no ties acceptable for daytime beach ceremonies.
At Dunnio Tailor, we work with Queensland grooms to create suits that maintain appropriate formality while acknowledging the practical realities of the climate.
6.4. Adelaide and Perth spring weddings
Climate characteristics:
- Mediterranean-style conditions.
- Generally warm and dry.
- Ideal for outdoor celebrations.
Popular venues:
- Barossa Valley vineyards.
- McLaren Vale estates.
- Swan Valley wineries.
Recommended aesthetic:
- Modern organic style.
- Earth tones and natural textures.
- Harmony with landscape.
Popular colors and fabrics:
- Sage green in linen-wool blends.
- Tobacco brown in textured tropical wools.
- Stone with tactile quality.
- Artisanal, handcrafted aesthetic.
Dunnio Tailor provides Australia-wide service through our network of showrooms and comprehensive online consultation process, understanding the specific climatic challenges of each region.
7. Completing the look with accessories and footwear
A perfectly tailored suit is only the foundation of a complete wedding outfit.
7.1. Footwear for spring weddings
Evolution beyond traditional black oxfords:
Loafers for garden and vineyard weddings:
- Penny loafers in brown or burgundy leather.
- Tassel loafers for sophisticated aesthetic.
- Suede loafers in tobacco, stone, or sage green.
- Slip-on convenience for beach or grass venues.
- Coordinate with suit colors for cohesive look.
R.M. Williams Craftsman boots:
- Iconic choice for rustic and country weddings.
- Handcrafted Australian heritage.
- Elastic-sided design maintaining formality.
- Durable construction for varied terrain.
- Recommended in chestnut or cognac leather.
- Polish to subtle sheen (not high gloss).
Formal evening events:
- Polished black leather oxfords.
- Traditional elegance.
- Appropriate for ballroom receptions.
At Dunnio Tailor, we recommend investing in quality leather loafers from Australian makers or premium international brands that will serve you for years beyond the wedding.
7.2. Ties and bow ties
Modern trends for spring weddings:
1. Moving away from: Shiny, solid-color silk ties
2. Moving toward:
- Textured silk shantung.
- Knit weaves.
- Subtle patterns.
- Matte finishes in burgundy, forest green, navy.
3. Tie selection principles:
- Create contrast with suit.
- Coordinate with overall wedding palette.
- Navy suit + burgundy or forest green tie.
- Earth-tone suit + tonal tie in different texture.
At Dunnio Tailor, we maintain a curated selection of ties and bow ties specifically chosen to complement our suit fabrics.
7.3. Pocket squares
Essential elements of a well-dressed groom's outfit:
Modern approach:
- Contrast with tie (not exact matching).
- Solid burgundy tie + lighter shade pocket square with pattern.
- Complementary colors: cream, pale blue.
- Demonstrates attention to detail.
Folding techniques:
- Formal events: Presidential fold, one-point fold.
- Relaxed celebrations: Puffed or casually arranged.
- Match formality of wedding.
7.4. Personalized details
Bespoke quality and meaningful keepsakes:
Trending finishes:
- Brushed gold.
- Black chrome.
- Modern alternative to polished silver.
Customization options:
- Monogrammed cufflinks.
- Engraved tie bars.
- Initials, wedding date, or meaningful symbols.
- Create heirlooms to treasure.
At Dunnio Tailor, we work with skilled artisans to provide custom monogramming and engraving services.
7.5. Belts and watches
Finishing touches for polished appearance:
Belt guidelines:
- Coordinate with shoes in color and finish.
- Brown loafers = brown leather belt in similar tone.
- Simple and refined.
- No oversized buckles or excessive detailing.
Watch recommendations:
- Dress watch with leather strap (brown or black).
- Contemporary steel bracelet for less formal celebrations.
- Proportionate to wrist.
- Avoid overly large or sporty watches.
- Refined, understated timepieces.
At Dunnio Tailor, our accessory consultation is included as part of our comprehensive wedding suit service, ensuring every aspect of your outfit works together harmoniously.
8. The Dunnio Tailor difference in spring wedding suits
What sets Dunnio Tailor apart:
Expertise in Australian Merino wool:
- One of the finest natural fibers in the world
- Unparalleled temperature regulation
- Superior moisture management
- Exceptional comfort
- Direct relationships with premium mills
- Understanding of different Merino grades and weaves
- Climate-specific guidance for Australian conditions
Made-to-measure and bespoke tailoring process:
Initial consultation:
- Discuss wedding details.
- Explore style preferences.
- Identify comfort priorities.
- Review budget options.
- Understand lifestyle and personality.
- Clarify vision for wedding day.
Fabric library experience:
- Hundreds of options from world-renowned mills.
- Feel weight and texture of materials.
- See colors in various lighting conditions.
- Learn performance characteristics.
- Tactile, educational experience.
- Informed decision-making.
Fitting process:
- Three to four appointments.
- First fitting: Base measurements and preliminary pattern.
- Second fitting: Partially constructed suit assessment.
- Subsequent fittings: Detail refinement.
- Shoulders sit perfectly.
- Sleeves break at exactly right point.
- Trousers drape with ideal proportion.
Timeline planning:
- Ideal: Nine to twelve months before wedding.
- Ample time for fabric selection.
- Multiple fittings.
- Necessary adjustments.
- Source specific fabric preferences.
Expedited services available:
- Exceptional results in shorter timeframes.
- Adequate time produces best outcomes.
- Reduces stress during busy planning period.
Customer testimonials highlight:
- Confidence wearing Dunnio Tailor suits.
- Compliments received from guests.
- Comfort throughout long wedding days.
- Wedding suit becomes favorite garment.
- Regular wear for professional and social occasions.
Wedding party coordination:
- Perfect coordination across groomsmen.
- Accommodate different body types.
- Respect individual fit preferences.
- Cohesive, polished appearance in photos.
- Every member feels comfortable and confident.
Designed for longevity:
- Quality construction.
- Durable fabrics.
- Timeless styling.
- Ongoing relationship with clients.
- Alteration services.
- Care guidance.
- Styling advice long after wedding day.
9. Practical considerations for buying versus hiring
Fundamental decision: Purchase or hire your spring wedding suit?
9.1. Investment value of purchasing:
Versatility beyond wedding day:
- Professional occasions.
- Formal events.
- Future celebrations.
- Better cost per wear over several years.
- Regular use for formal attire needs.
Wear-again design at Dunnio Tailor:
- Classic cut and styling.
- Appropriate for various occasions.
- Sage green tropical wool: weddings, spring racing, garden parties, smart-casual professional events.
9.2. Quality differences:
Rental suits:
- Designed for durability and frequent use.
- Heavier, less breathable fabrics.
- Robust, less refined construction.
- Multiple users over time.
Purchased Dunnio Tailor suits:
- Created specifically for you.
- Premium materials.
- Construction prioritizing comfort, appearance, longevity.
- Personalized to your body.
9.3. Fit comparison:
Rental suits:
- Altered to approximate measurements.
- Never achieve precise, personalized fit.
- Difference immediately visible in photographs.
- Affects how you feel wearing the suit.
Made-to-measure suits:
- Precise, personalized fit.
- Move naturally.
- Sit comfortably.
- Forget about clothing.
- Focus on enjoying wedding day.
9.4. Sustainability considerations:
Rental approach:
- Frequent dry cleaning.
- Transportation requirements.
- Multiple users.
Purchased suit approach:
- Wear regularly for years.
- Ultimately more sustainable.
- Lifetime value.
- Cared for, cherished, worn for decades.
When hiring might be appropriate:
- Attending black-tie wedding as guest (no tuxedo owned).
- Experiencing significant weight fluctuations.
- Uncertain about size at wedding date.
For your own wedding:
- Strongly advocate for purchased, properly fitted suit.
- Practical garment.
- Meaningful memento of special day.
Budget options at Dunnio Tailor:
- Various price points.
- Made-to-measure: Exceptional value.
- Personalized fit and quality construction.
- More accessible than full bespoke.
- Payment plans available.
- Spread investment over several months.
- Easier budgeting alongside other wedding expenses.
Conclusion
Selecting the perfect spring wedding suit for men in Australia requires thoughtful consideration of fabric, color, style, fit, and the countless details that transform a good suit into an exceptional one. The unique climatic conditions of the Australian spring, the diversity of wedding venues across the country, and the evolution of modern tailoring all contribute to making this decision both exciting and complex.
At Dunnio Tailor, we have dedicated ourselves to mastering every aspect of spring wedding suiting. Our expertise in Australian Merino wool, our understanding of soft tailoring techniques, our comprehensive fitting process, and our commitment to personalized service ensure that every groom who works with us receives not just a suit, but a garment that tells their story, fits their body perfectly, and performs beautifully throughout their wedding day and beyond.
Whether you are drawn to the grounded elegance of earth tones, the bold statement of jewel colors, the classic refinement of navy and charcoal, or the fresh romance of pastels, we have the fabrics, the expertise, and the passion to bring your vision to life. Whether your wedding is in a Sydney garden, a Melbourne ballroom, a Brisbane beach, or a Barossa vineyard, we understand the specific requirements of your region and can guide you toward choices that will serve you best.
Your wedding day is one of the most photographed, most memorable, and most meaningful days of your life. The suit you wear should reflect the importance of the occasion while allowing you to feel comfortable, confident, and authentically yourself. At Dunnio Tailor, we believe that exceptional tailoring is not about conforming to trends or following rigid rules. It is about understanding your individual needs, preferences, and circumstances, then creating a garment that exceeds your expectations in every way.
We invite you to begin your spring wedding suit journey with Dunnio Tailor. Book a consultation at one of our showrooms or connect with us online to start the conversation. Together, we will create a suit that honors tradition while embracing contemporary style, that performs beautifully in Australian conditions, and that makes you look and feel extraordinary on your wedding day and for years to come.
