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We take great delight to introduce Kirsty & Benjamin with their most unique spiral ceremony set up at Mantra on Salt Beach; Kingscliff, Australia. As photos are worth a thousand words, we've decided to keep this blurb short and sweet.

It all started on October 4, 2008 on one fine morning while we where walking to the City Cat in Bulimba on the way to Park Life. Kev with his group of friends and myself with mine. We all boarded the Cat on the way to the festival up the Brisbane river. Then our eyes meet from each side of the City Cat, It was love at first sight. Numbers where swapped and hearts where beating. Four years later on October 12, 2012 Kev proposed to me. The Proposal : We woke up and had a day planed of visiting display homes. We headed off as if it was a normal day. After a few hours of walking through homes, and getting some great ideas we headed home. In the car Kev seemed a little weird, I was driving and he was in the passengers side. His mobile rang and normally its only myself, my mum, my sister or his mum or sister that calls him. He was talking for a short time and could not put a sentence together, then said to the caller "No I'm not interested" and then told them to call him back. I was looking at him weird as if to say "Who is that" The caller did not want him to get off the phone and Kev was acting so strange. After he got off the phone I asked him who that was, he struggled to tell me, then said he did not know who it was. I said to him, you must of known who that was as you told them to call you back. I could see he has a very worried look on his face, so I just left it not knowing what to think. We arrived home and I decided to make homemade pea and ham soup. I was standing at the stove making soup and Kev said that he was just going down stairs for a bit. I though nothing of it, then I started thinking about the day and how weird it had been in the car. Lots of things going through my mind, then I was thinking why did he tell me that he was going down stairs with a worried look on his face? My heart started to beat, and I though oh my god, is he going to propose? Then I thought no, I would of known about it before now. Next minute he came up the stairs and asked me for a cuddle, he put one hand into his pocket, next minute he lent back from me and pulled his hand out of his pocket with a diamond ring and asked me will I marry him. Of course I said yes! It was the most amazing feeling you could ever have felt. I worked out that it was the insurance company for the ring on the phone trying to set the insurance up with Kev!!

Dubai is a city in the United Arab Emirates known for luxury shopping, ultramodern architecture and a lively nightlife scene. Burj Khalifa, an 830m-tall tower, dominates the skyscraper-filled skyline. At its foot lies Dubai Fountain, with jets and lights choreographed to music. On man-made islands just offshore is Atlantis, the Palm, a resort with water and marine-animal parks.

Bali is an island that is part of Indonesia and is one of the country’s premier tourist destinations. This location is a favourite of travellers across the world and is very accommodating to honeymooners and lovers. Bali has a tropical climate that goes hand in hand with the island’s beautiful beaches and villages. Along with the classic island style, Bali also has a thick jungle and a large mountain range towards the island’s centre. Bali is also surrounded by a coral reef that is a popular snorkelling location. Being such a tourism based economy in Bali, there are a number of heavily tourist based areas. These areas include Kuta with its famous beach, Seminyak’s coastal town and Ubud which is a rural town closer to the heart of the island.

We met at work, The Canberra Theatre, we both did casual work in two departments. I heard him before I saw him, he has an amazingly deep, masculine voice and I remember thinking – who is that!! He apparently couldn’t believe I was single. When I first got to know him he was with someone else so he was totally off limits and we just worked together for almost a year. When we first started dating it was hard to work together because everyone was scrutinising our interaction, it was funny but frustrating because we couldn’t play up at work. The Proposal - Since I had organised our one year anniversary, a hot air balloon ride, it was Jon’s turn to organise our two year anniversary so I didn’t suspect anything. We had talked before of walking up the big hill at the back of his suburb and so he prepared a picnic of all our favourite anti pasto dishes and surprised me on the day with a walk up the hill, with his dog Sikky. Sikky was a part of everything we did so it was essential that she came too. At the top we watched the sunset, sitting on a rug under a tree, drinking champagne and eating all the delicious food looking out at the beautiful Brindabellas in the distance. At one point he took Sikky for a quick explore back up to the top of the hill, we were part way down the other side and then she came running back down the path to me, ahead of him a few minutes later. Around her neck was a scroll tried to her collar with a note. In the note Jon asked me to marry him. I was totally shocked but of course I said yes. So really I said yes to Sikky as well as Jon. We did all the planning ourselves. I spent over a year planning every aspect of the wedding, with help from Jon. We came up with theme ideas together and the food dishes and he organised the invitations and the band, while I organised everything else. My dad organised all the alcohol and my mum helped out with organising family accommodation in the area.

Sun, cigars and the ocean ... does she trash the dress? Basia & Chris' wedding was held at the Majestic Elegance Resort in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. Basia later confessed that the Trash the Dress Session was one of her favorite memories of the wedding. The liberation and sense of empowerment she felt was worth the sacrifice of her wedding gown. They rinsed the dress in the resort shower, pulling out nearly 3 lbs of sand before stuffing it into a plastic bag for the flight home. Upon their return to Canada, they promptly had the dress cleaned. Amazingly enough, the cleaners were able to return it to it's former glory. Apparently, the salt water had done wonders on the cake, wine and sweat stains from the wedding. It was one of those rare times where Basia got to have the cake and eat it too!