Sydney Wedding Photography & Videography

BASED IN SYDNEY

RATED 5.0

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Photos and film you’ll still recognise yourselves in years from now.

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BASED IN SYDNEY

RATED 5.0

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Feel hot on your
wedding day

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Photos and film you’ll still recognise yourselves in years from now.

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CAPTURING WORLDWIDE

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  TAKING ON SELECT 2026 WEDDINGS  

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  NOW ENQUIRING 2027 WEDDINGS  

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  INTENTIONAL WEDDING PHOTO & FILM  

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  INTENTIONAL STORYTELLING  

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 LOOK & FEEL YOUR ABSOLUTE BEST  

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  EFFORTLESS CELEBRATIONS  

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  TAKING ON SELECT 2026 WEDDINGS   ◆   NOW ENQUIRING 2027 WEDDINGS   ◆   INTENTIONAL WEDDING PHOTO & FILM   ◆   INTENTIONAL STORYTELLING   ◆  LOOK & FEEL YOUR ABSOLUTE BEST   ◆   EFFORTLESS CELEBRATIONS   ◆

YOU’RE not MAKING CONTENT. YOU’RE GETTING married.

You don’t want five thousand photos that all look the same.
You don’t want to be told how to stand, smile, or feel.
And you definitely don’t want your day to feel like a content shoot.

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    You want to feel comfortable in your own skin.

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    You want space to actually enjoy the day.

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    You want a curated set of images and films that feel intentional.

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    Ones that bring you back, without trying too hard.

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WE’RE HAZE PHOTO & FILM

A photography and videography duo run by two people deeply in love. We document weddings with care, intention, and a strong respect for the people at the centre of the day.


We believe the most meaningful moments aren’t staged. They’re noticed.
Knowing when to step in. When to step back.


And when something ordinary is actually the moment that matters.

Meet Indy & Mikey
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wedding photography & videography

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Intentional photo and film for couples who want to feel good, stay present, and remember their day as it actually felt.

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DESTINATION WEDDINGS

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Intentional photo and film for couples who want to feel good, stay present, and remember their day as it actually felt.

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engagements

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Intentional photo and film for couples who want to feel good, stay present, and remember their day as it actually felt.

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proposals

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Thoughtful coverage for weddings that unfold somewhere meaningful.

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wedding photography & films

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Intentional photo and film for couples who want to feel good, stay present, and remember their day as it actually felt.

We Need Wedding Photo & Film

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DESTINATION WEDDINGS

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Same intention, wherever your day takes you.

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engagements

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Intentional photo and film for couples who want to feel good, stay present, and remember their day as it actually felt.

Capture Our Engagement

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proposals

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One moment, no re-do. Planned carefully, captured discreetly.

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SERVICES

HOW IT ACTUALLY FELT

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  • A bride and groom in sunglasses riding on a boat, with the bride holding a bouquet of white calla lilies.
  • A woman in a white dress smiling and laughing while holding hands with someone outdoors during sunset.
  • Close-up of a person in a white dress with hands crossed over their waist, wearing a ring and a watch.
  • A bride and groom look at the camera in an editorial pose. The sun is lighting their faces.
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THE PRESSURE TO LOOK PERFECT MIGHT BE THE REASON YOU NEVER REWATCH YOUR WEDDING FILM.

Because when you don’t feel good in your own skin, it’s hard to press play.

Somewhere along the way, weddings became about how you look on camera instead of how the day actually feels. Add beauty standards, trend-heavy edits, and the fear of not being “photogenic”… and it’s no surprise some couples quietly disconnect from their own memories.


This free guide is our honest take on camera fear, beauty pressure, and what actually makes photos and films worth revisiting years later.

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INSIDE YOU’LL LEARN

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Why feeling comfortable matters more than looking “perfect”

The quiet reason many couples never rewatch their wedding film

How over-editing and trends date memories fast

What makes a film feel emotional, not excessive

Why audio, pacing, and story matter more than visuals alone

How photo and video work best when they support each other

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INSIDE YOU’LL LEARN

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Why feeling comfortable matters more than looking “perfect”

The quiet reason many couples never rewatch their wedding film

How over-editing and trends date memories fast

What makes a film feel emotional, not excessive

Why audio, pacing, and story matter more than visuals alone

How photo and video work best when they support each other

Our honest take

THE PRESSURE TO LOOK PERFECT MIGHT BE THE REASON YOU NEVER REWATCH YOUR WEDDING FILM.

Because when you don’t feel good in your own skin, it’s hard to press play.

Somewhere along the way, weddings became about how you look on camera instead of how the day actually feels. Add beauty standards, trend-heavy edits, and the fear of not being “photogenic”… and it’s no surprise some couples quietly disconnect from their own memories.


This free guide is our honest take on camera fear, beauty pressure, and what actually makes photos and films worth revisiting years later.

Get the Free Guide

THIS SPACE IS FOR YOU IF YOU WANT…

Iconic imagery that feels natural

To look and feel your absolute best

Time carved out to create something beautiful

Confident direction that never feels forced

A celebration that feels effortless

You don’t need to know how to pose, what to do with your hands, or how to “perform” for the camera. You just need to show up as yourselves.

Let’s Plan This Together
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THIS MIGHT NOT BE FOR YOU IF…

You’re after rigid, overly staged photos or want to spend most of your day away from your guests.

YEARS FROM NOW, THESE IMAGES SHOULD STILL FEEL LIKE SOMETHING YOU’RE PROUD OF.

Something you’d happily pull out to show your future kids.

Not just what the day looked like, but who you were in it. The nerves. The joy. The magic you didn’t realise was happening at the time. If that’s what you’re looking for, we’d love to hear about your day.

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