Max’s Red Hill Estate Wedding

Max’s Red Hill Estate Wedding. Christine said about the wedding day “We have always loved the Mornington peninsula. We chose Max’s and Red Hill Estate for our wedding because we love the glorious gardens, the gourmet food and fabulous wine, most excellent service staff, and we think they have one of the most stunning views of all he places on the Mornington Peninsula.” The wedding photography was taken at Max’s Red Hill Estate wedding and the Red Hill area. Chrissie’s dress and veil were from Karen Willis Holmes in Armadale, shoes by Stuart Weitzman, flowers supplied by Mordialloc Florist, Hair by Chloe and Carla from ‘Alarah salon’ in Parkdale and Make up by ‘Make up by Sophie Knox. Jason’s wore a Hugo Boss suit and shoes by Calibre. Sarah Aird, civil celebrant conducted the wedding ceremony under the gum tree at Red Hill Estate. Their family and friends were entertained by Operatic Strings during the ceremony and MAD (Melbourne Acoustic Duo) during the reception. The seating board sign and table stationary is by Paperjam Studio. Christine’s sister, Tania Dougherty made the fabulous cake.

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Christine also said about how they met “We first met in 1998 when we were both working at the Waverley RSL while studying. Jay was the bar manager and I was the bistro supervisor, and when our shifts crossed over let’s just say not a lot of work got done because we were too busy checking each other out. I remember being completely besotted. I thought Jay was the most charming and handsome creature I had ever seen, with his killer smile and piercing blue eyes. He was charismatic, charming and a true gentleman. According to Jay, I was amazingly beautiful, graceful, charming, funny, elegant, and everything else he thought a princess would and should be. He was convinced I was out of his league. Hehe. On the 1st of September 2012 Jay organised a special family lunch at the Morning Star Estate in Mornington, which was a special place we had frequented in our 20s. We were running late (as usual), but when we arrived I noted that no family members’ cars were in the car park, which was particularly unusual for our mothers. Nevertheless we made our way into the restaurant, where there was a table decorated with the most beautiful array of roses. Not knowing why we were really there, I said “looks like some lucky couple are getting engaged today.” Jay sheepishly led me to that very same table, and in front of all the staff and patrons he got down on one knee and said, “Yes, I hope it’s us.” Of course I said yes! I felt ecstatic and it was the most wonderful surprise!”