Why drive when you can walk?
Who needs a wedding car when you live in the CBD?
Alan Findlater and bride Diana certainly didn’t consider driving from their Flinders Lane apartment on their big day recently.
Alan and Diana were joined by their family walking together to their ceremony held at their favourite restaurant, Grossi Florentino, where they enjoyed a renaissance feast!
They enjoy working, living and socialising in the city and what better way to celebrate their love than getting married in the city with their local community wishing them well as they strolled to their ceremony?
Diana's dress is by Mariana Hardwick, Melbourne and Alan's kilt suit is by 21st Century Kilts, Edinburgh.
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