Weddings are a celebration of love. It only seems fair that couples get to decide how it’s done! For Molly and Malcolm, they had a “no compromises” kind of mindset when it came to wedding planning. 

From the ceremony, venue, music, down to the attire, Molly and Malcolm’s wedding was 100% their own. In this chat, they shared all the intimate details of their nuptials and how their chosen vendors fulfilled their vision of a dramatic and moody wedding.

In this chat we discuss:

·       How Molly and Malcolm first met

·       Molly and Malcolm's engagement story

·       Deciding on a wedding theme

·       How they booked the Old Melbourne Jail

·       Their special ceremony that made everyone cry

·       Unique music arrangements and party favours

·       Finding and trusting your vendors

·       Communication while wedding planning

As a self-proclaimed quirky couple, Molly and Malcolm knew their day would be nothing like the usual cookie-cutter weddings. Instead of doing things for tradition’s sake, they were intentional about each aspect. Since they were funding their wedding themselves, there was no pressure to conform to other people’s standards. 

Links & Vendors Mentioned:

Molly & Malcolm’s Moody Candlelit Wedding At Old Melbourne Gaol

Showtime Event Group

Botanics of Melbourne

d’Italia

Review

Georgia Verrells Photography

Dave Le Page Photography

Bagpipes by Robert Crozier

Torte by Mirjana

Suzi Zutic 

Find  Molly & Malcolm: 

On Instagram

Molly @molly_jean_

Malcolm @cassingles

Find Dorothy & the Polka Dot Wedding team:

On Instagram: @polkadotwedding

On the website: polkadotwedding.com

For full transcript and show notes visit: polkadotwedding.com/podcast

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