Melbourne Wedding Photographer moves to new premises in Melbourne CBD

July 4, 2012 - PRLog -- Melbourne's Wedding Snapper Photography is pleased to announce their move from Melbourne's bayside area to a central Melbourne location in Little Collins Street.  
Business owner Simon Woodcock says that "Following a successful period of expansion in the Bayside area, with clients from central Melbourne all the way through to the Yarra Valley, Mornington, Redhill, Torquay & Great Ocean Road, I have decided that I'm able to better serve his bridal photography clients by being closer to the main attractions and photo sites of the city."

Photo locations that Simon enjoys using as backdrops within Melbourne includeParliament Steps, Graffiti laneways, Swanston Street, Southbank, Docklands and the Webb Bridge, Treasury Gardens, Royal Exhibition Buildings, St Kilda's Luna Park and Esplanade Beach area, Melbourne University Quadrant and Royal Botanic Gardens.
View samples of Melbourne wedding photography locations at http://www.weddingsnapper.com.au

City locations are constantly popular for the bride-to-be, but Wedding Snapper encourages brides and grooms to think beyond the norm and to choose more unusual locations such as Brighton beach boxes, the Eureka tower, a rowing boat on the Yarra river, a Melbourne tram or vintage car, Flinders Street station, a regular cafe or restaurant or somewhere else personal to them such as where the couple first met or where the romantic proposal was made.

Wedding Snapper also offers budget priced Registry Office photography on weekdays - please ask for details!

Throughout the year, wedding photographers offer special offers, and Wedding Snapper is no different.  
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