The Trust in Melbournes CBD, reception with long table set for a black tie event, decorated with red roses  and surrounded by wooden chairs, viewed through white draped curtains.
A black and white photo of a bride and groom sharing a kiss outside near a large window and trees.
Red roses arranged on a stone monument or sculpture outdoors.
Black and white photo of Ali Bailey sitting on a dark-colored sofa with a wooden wall behind her. She is smiling, has shoulder-length wavy hair, and is wearing an off-the-shoulder black top and loose pants.

ABOUT ME

I’ve been capturing weddings for over a decade now, drawn to documenting celebrations that blend style, connection, and a really good party. My couples tend to have a strong sense of style and an eye for details that make a day feel personal and intentional, but they also have a deep love for family and the people around them, which is exactly what I aim to reflect in every frame.

My approach to capturing your day is grounded in honesty and attention to detail. I want you to recognise yourselves in your images, nothing too posed or out of place, but always beautiful and considered. I take time to understand your style and what matters most to you, and I never overlook the importance of your guests. After all, the people you’ve chosen to share your day with are just as much a part of your story.

My goal is simple: to capture your day in a way that feels natural, stylish and true to you. The kind of photos that look beautiful today and still feel like you years from now.

Ali Bailey hiking in a the Dolomites, Italy with rocky terrain and green trees, with a large mountain partly covered by clouds in the background.
A selfie of Ali Bailey with shoulder-length hair wearing sunglasses and a sleeveless top, smiling broadly inside a vehicle.

Originally from New Zealand, I’ve called Australia home for the past 14 years. These days, I live in leafy Eltham, and when I’m not working, you can find me at the gym, endlessly scrolling anything design and interiors related, travelling back home to NZ, or simply out for a walk with a coffee in hand.