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Emily & Nicholas

Emily and Nicholas were wed at Lobethal Bushland Park.

Emily Fels and Nicholas Corbett

Emily Fels and Nicholas Corbett were married on their sixth anniversary in an intimate elopement ceremony at Lobethal Bushland Park.
The couple, who both grew up in the Adelaide Hills and now live at Mt Barker, first met through friends after they finished high school.
After later going their separate ways, they reconnected via a dating app in 2020 during Covid lockdowns.
Nick proposed at home on their fourth anniversary and they were married exactly two years later on April 18, followed by dinner at the Uraidla Hotel.
“It was a small intimate ceremony with our daughters and close family and friends,” Emily says.
“There was beautiful weather, no drama, it was easy, simple and totally us.”

Wedding dress by: Adelaide Bridal Emporium
Suits by: From Brawlers to Barristers – David Jones
Flowers by: Big Sky Flower Farm
Photographer: Moments By Maddy (Maddy Weeks)

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