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Wedding: Kirsty & Ant at the Johannesburg Country Club

Kat Forsyth — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 15:28:29 +0000

Kirsty and Ant were married two weeks ago on a beautiful warm Saturday. Their service was held at the Rosebank Catholic church (gorgeous!), and the reception at the Johannesburg Country Club in Auckland Park. I shot their engagement photos there a few months ago, and it was interesting to see how different it looked in winter! I’m actually really glad we did that, because we got to shoot in a few great spots that we didn’t have time for on the wedding day.

Kirsty and Ant, thank you so much for such a beautiful wedding! I hope you’re enjoying The Maldives!

Charlene and Koos: Engagement

Kat Forsyth — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 07:10:24 +0000

Koos and Charlene were an absolute blast to photograph! We did the shoot at Charlene’s Aunt’s house in Pretoria, and I’ve got to say I have never seen a more beautiful garden in my life! From ponds to waterfalls to lush ferns and green lawns, I was in my element. Because Koos & Charlene are having a peacock-themed wedding, we were hoping that one of the peacocks who live in the estate would come strolling by, but we were out of luck. The closest I got was one sitting on a wall! Still, I think we got some gorgeous shots, because Charlene and Koos pretty much never stopped laughing, which is my favourite thing in the world!

See?

This next photo pretty much sums up what the whole shoot was like: laughing, fun, and more laughing!

Candice and Andrew: Wedding at Casalinga

Kat Forsyth — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 13:10:24 +0000

Candice and Andrew’s was my first wedding of the season, and hoo boy, was it an incredible way to start off! Candice, Andrew and their bridal party were so much FUN, and willing to do anything I asked. Let’s just say I was expecting to beg Candice to jump on the trampoline, but before I could even open my mouth, she suggested it herself! And when she mentioned in the days leading up to the wedding that she was keen to have balloons for the photoshoot, but didn’t think she’d have enough time to get them on the morning of the wedding, I volunteered to pick them up for her – any shoot is immediately more fun with balloons! I think we got some stunners Thanks to the awesome Melanie Wessels for being my second shooter, and thanks to Candice and Andrew for having us be a part of your amazing day!

Engagement: Nikki and Shane

Kat Forsyth — Sun, 29 Aug 2010 13:47:17 +0000

Nikki and Shane are getting married in Cape Town, and had already organised a photographer there for their wedding, but I was thrilled to do their engagement session for them!

And this is what I did on Saturday…

Kat Forsyth — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 11:56:46 +0000

I did this on Friday….

Kat Forsyth — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 11:13:22 +0000

Couple Session: Taz-wynne and Carmen

Kat Forsyth — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 15:21:29 +0000

“Just because”. That’s what Taz-wynne and Carmen answered when I asked why they wanted to do this session. And I think it’s the perfect answer. Photos don’t always need to be about celebrating some major event in your life. Sometimes you’re just happy and in love, and you want some pictures to capture that time in your life, too.

I love this one. So serene.

Sneak Peek: Taz-wynne & Carmen’s Couple Session

Kat Forsyth — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 17:24:00 +0000

Vanessa & Neil: Engagement

Kat Forsyth — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 05:15:35 +0000

Vanessa and Neil are getting married in Potchefstroom and they already organised a photographer (phooey, because they’re getting married at the gorgeous Anderland, and I’ve been dying to shoot there!). They decided to do an engagement shoot with me to get some fun photos for their invitations, and once we were done I wanted to shoot their wedding even more, because we had so much fun!

Sneak Preview: Vanessa & Neil’s Engagement

Kat Forsyth — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 14:13:52 +0000

Wedding: Angel & Neels at Helderfontein

Kat Forsyth — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 13:09:59 +0000

I love social networking. Facebook, Twitter – I have them open all day and I spend way too much time on them. And then, because of Twitter, I got to photograph a wedding like this one, which suddenly makes it all worthwhile from a business point of view. (It was always worth it from the other viewpoints)

I don’t even remember how I met photographer Jeanette Verster, but I know we were twitter buddies long before I ever met her in real life. Through her, I started following Angel (of Angelsmind and Cupcake Lady fame), so when Jeanette said she needed a second shooter for Angel’s wedding, I believe my response was something along the lines of “Heck yes! Me! Me!”

The wedding guestlist was like a who’s who of the SA blogging and twitter world. Angel and Neels actually met through their respective blogs, and I think it’s a testament to the sort of people they are (wonderful, loving, open, warm) that blogger friends flew in from all over the country to witness their union. They even streamed the whole event online so that the people who couldn’t make it could still be a part of the day. I told you it was amazing.

Here are some photos from the day. You can see Jeanette’s post about the wedding here, for more pics!

Angel’s amazing dress was designed for her by Christa B:

Angel and Neels did a First Look before the ceremony. I love these!

Angel’s two sisters really enjoyed it, too!

They used some of Jeanette’s engagement photos for their seating chart, as well as on the tables. Everything about this wedding was so full of personal touches!

She’s the cupcake lady! She has to have one:

Angel and Neels, thank you SO much for letting me share in the love and warmth and joy of your wedding day! I loved every moment.

The Other Side of the Camera: My Trash the Dress Photo Shoot

Kat Forsyth — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 07:22:20 +0000

Remember a while ago I teased you with this awesome pic from my Trash the Dress?

Awesome. Here are some more from the session – all by the fabulous Tanya Rudman of TRPhoto:

One of these next two is going to be a canvas on my wall at home:

I LOVE them. I just feel compelled to point out that when I come to consultations or when I shoot your wedding, I don’t look this pretty. My make-up and hair were done by the uber-fabulous Sam Scaife of Lashline, who is just wonderful, and super-fun to work with!

Kyra & Nick: Engagement

Kat Forsyth — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 17:31:36 +0000

Bubbles

Kat Forsyth — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 15:47:17 +0000

Sneak peek of Kyra and Nick’s engagement session I did today:

Barbara & Jason: Engagement at the Zoo

Kat Forsyth — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 17:05:34 +0000

Barbara and Jason are getting married in September at the ever-fabulous Shepstone Gardens, and we did their engagement shoot at the Johannesburg Zoo last month. On the day the world cup opened, because none of us were paying attention. Luckily we finished before they closed the zoo at midday!

Sammy Marks Part III: Wenda & Jacques

Kat Forsyth — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 14:47:01 +0000

Olive Mystery Venue workshop & photographer shootout

Kat Forsyth — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 18:06:19 +0000

Last Friday I attended another photographer shootout-workshop organised by the talented husband and wife team, Deon & Natasha Du Preez. You might remember some of my photos from the April get-together at Sammy Marks, and there are still more to come from that awesome day! So watch this space! June and July are my quiet months, so I’m going to use them to showcase some of the workshops and “days out” I’ve shot which had to take a backseat to my paid work over the last few months.

In the meantime, here are some images from this workshop, which was held at Olive Mystery near Pretoria. All the dresses are by Immagika, except for the crazy-awesome blue one in the first three pictures, which was by Papilio.

Vivian and Gary: Wedding at The Bridge

Kat Forsyth — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 19:05:59 +0000

Vivian and Gary were my last wedding for this season, and what a fun way to end off it was! I knew from their engagement shoot that (a) Viv and Gary are both extremely gorgeous and photogenic, and (b) they were really keen to make their photos awesome! So I couldn’t help but look forward to their wedding.

The staff at The Bridge were all really helpful and on the ball, even covering up their plants in the nights leading up to the wedding, so that Vivian could have the roses she hoped for. And I can’t say enough good things about the owner-DJ, who sang, played the saxophone, guitar, drums and some other instruments I couldn’t identify, all with a smile that never left his face. Such a joy to watch someone enjoying their job like that!

Thanks to the lovely Sharon of Life Images for being my second shooter for the day! I had so much fun with you! You can go see Sharon’s images from the wedding here.

At The Bridge, the bride can make her grand entrance down the river:

And then into the chapel to see her groom. Apparently it was dusty in there and something got in Gary’s eyes. Or so he said.

Or maybe, just maybe, he saw this vision walking towards him:

That’s one pretty excited bride:

I don’t often post reception photos, but I promise I do take them! Here are a few pics of the FUN!

Guess who caught the bouquet?

And at the end of the evening, one very tired flower girl on the dance floor:

I love it!

Gary & Vivian, I hope you’re having an amazing time in The Seychelles! I won’t pretend I’m not a little bit jealous

Daleen and Aaron: Kuthaba Lodge Wedding

Kat Forsyth — Mon, 24 May 2010 17:51:09 +0000

Remember Daleen and Aaron’s fab engagement shoot? Well, they got married a week after that. This wedding was extra special to me because I was part photographer, part guest! My husband works with Aaron, and not only were they present at our wedding, but Daleen caught the bouquet, and Aaron…well, he was forced into catching the garter. It wasn’t too much in the hands of fate, though, since they were already engaged! And finally, almost two years later, Jeremy and I got to be at their awesome wedding.

It was a bit odd being the photographer while my husband mingled with the guests, but I wouldn’t have had it any other way, especially after I had a preview a few months ago of Daleen’s inspiration boards (country chic) as well as her dress (Pronovias!) and her shoes (cowboy boots with a touch of blue! Yes, really!). Oh, the deliciousness I had to photograph!

Loved these flowers on the tables in their the outside reception area:

Gorgeous, gorgeous bride!

Swoonworthy veil!

Oh yes…they ALL wore boots!

One of the best ceremony sites I’ve ever seen, under a huge fig tree. Everyone sat on hay-bales…so much fun!

Feel the love…see the love…it’s all here:

You can’t tell here, but they were actually standing in the water! Then again….so was I!

And some more details to end off with…adorable cake topper, complete with Daleen & Aaron’s two dogs, the Wedding Tree guestbook for everyone to leave their thumbprints on, and a gorgeous vintage birdcage with candles inside.

Daleen and Aaron, you two were fabulous! Thank you for letting me capture your AMAZING day, and for giving me so much time to shoot myself crazy! (Let’s just say the two best men had a bet as to how many photo’s I’d taken. They were both seriously under!). Your wedding was such an expression of your style and your love…it was incredible to be a part of! See you when you get back from Spain!

Love in the cosmos

Kat Forsyth — Sun, 09 May 2010 16:58:51 +0000

What I did on my Sunday, by Kat Forsyth. More soon!

Sneak preview of Hayley & Marc’s Sunday wedding!

Kat Forsyth — Tue, 04 May 2010 08:51:39 +0000

Mia & Francois coming soon!

Kat Forsyth — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 18:03:26 +0000

Sneaky peeky from Saturday

Kat Forsyth — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 08:48:56 +0000

My first Hindu wedding!

Kirsty & Ant: E-shoot at the Johannesburg Country Club

Kat Forsyth — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 07:01:31 +0000

Kirsty and Ant are getting married in August at the Johannesburg Country Club, and they wanted to do their engagement session there before winter, so we met there early last Saturday morning. The grass was covered in dew, so we all got soaked pretty quickly, but Ant and Kirsty were troopers and carried on regardless. Thanks guys, and see you in a few months!

Laura & Gustav’s Engagement Shoot

Kat Forsyth — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 12:41:18 +0000

Laura is Australian, Gustav is South African, and they met in the UK. After conducting a long-distance relationship, they’re finally getting married in Australia later this year. That, unfortunately, means that I don’t get to photograph it, but I know it’s going to be fabulous. And at least I got to photograph their just-as-fabulous engagement session! Laura found me on Rock ‘n Roll Bride, and contacted me a few months ago about doing their e-shoot. They decided on a fun session on the street where they live, and also wanted to incorporate the travel aspect of their relationship, so they brought along some globes, a world map, vintage suitcases, and more lovenotes and cards than I have ever seen in my life. I love props! And I love these two.

The rain also showed up for a bit, and then cleared up beautifully. Very obliging.

Sneak Peek: Kate & Rupert’s Day-After\ Trash the Dress session

Kat Forsyth — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 12:48:20 +0000

March Issue of Splendid Affairs Magazine!

Kat Forsyth — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 07:31:38 +0000

A little while ago, I posted some Behind The Scenes pictures from this month’s issue of Splendid Affairs Magazine, so now you can see what resulted from all the dress straightening and veil tweaking and lipgloss fixing that went on! I’m also really proud to have one of my weddings (Jade & Craig) featured in the Real Weddings section, as well as a couple of pictures of the DIY details I made for my own movie-themed wedding two years ago!

Shoana & Chris: Backyard Wedding with a Difference

Kat Forsyth — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 11:51:06 +0000

Shoana and Chris were married last weekend on their family’s plot in Northvale, near Krugersdorp. A more relaxed bride I’ve never seen (“You can’t find my shoes? Ok, I’ll just walk barefoot then!”), and a more fun family, helping out with every little detail, would be hard to find! When I arrived with my 2nd shooter Mandy, the guys were cutting grass and cosmos for the table centrepieces, the flowergirls were decorating the cupcakes, and the ring-bearers were putting out homemade fortune cookies on the tables. It was wonderful. The ceremony took place in an area cleared of long grass, and we took Shoana and Chris’ portraits right there in the veld. The skies remained sunny for the ceremony, and then the gigantic stormclouds blew up right in time to get some amazing sky shots. Perfection!

Coming soon: Shoana and Chris

Kat Forsyth — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 07:00:07 +0000

Jani and SJ at Irene Country Lodge

Kat Forsyth — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:20:32 +0000

A few months ago I asked Centurion-based photographer Kim Welsford if I could second shoot with her sometime, and she came back to me with this wedding, which we shot in February. I love working with other photographers and seeing how they do things. It’s all too easy to get stuck in your own ways without even realising it. Jani and SJ were such fun, even willing to lie down in the fly- (and goodness knows what else) infested grass so we could get our gorgeous shots of them! Thanks, Kim, for having me along.

I barely ever get a great sunset…well, this one was gorgeous and I didn’t let it go to waste!

Behind the Scenes of the March issue of Splendid Affairs Magazine

Kat Forsyth — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 11:19:21 +0000

This month, we took our models and dresses to the gorgeous Memoire in Muldersdrift! Here’s a little behind the scenes action to whet your appetites for this month’s issue!

Wedding Workshop at Forum Homini

Kat Forsyth — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 16:30:49 +0000

Back in January when I heard there was going to be a workshop given by Andrea Carlyle and Dror Eyal, my first words were “Heck yes!” These two are giants in the wedding photography industry, and a chance to learn from them wasn’t something I was about to pass up! The workshop was held at the fabulous Forum Homini in the Cradle of Humankind (PS – will somebody please go and get married there, and hire me to be your photographer? Thanks. ) We shot around the hotel for a bit, and then took our cars out into the nature reserve, where we fought off mosquitoes bravely. Thanks to our models, Gen and Greg, for being superstars and standing anywhere we wanted them! And thanks to Dror and Andrea for sharing your knowledge and secrets with us! I could have stayed another whole day, asking questions and learning.

Here are some of my photos from the sunset shoot:

And a more arty one…I thought this photo was rather abstract and therefore deserved a bit of different treatment:

Wedding at Turbine Hall, Newtown: Kate & Rupert

Kat Forsyth — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 08:42:09 +0000

When Kate first contacted me about her wedding, I was sold on one word: Newtown. Not only was Turbine Hall an amazing venue that completely suited Kate and Rupert’s style, but theirs was also the first wedding ever held there! I never thought I’d be able to say I was the first photographer to shoot a wedding at a new venue so early in my career. So I was thrilled that Kate and Rupert asked me to be a part of it. Congratulations, you two! Your wedding was amazing and I enjoyed every minute of it.

Isn’t this the most amazing location for a wedding venue?

Kate’s dress was so simple and elegant, but the black sash really gave it some WOW factor.

Getting her hair done in the midst of the “Ohmigosh it’s actually ME getting married today!” realisation. Those tend to hit periodically throughout the day.

Kate and her bridesmaids arrive at the venue.

Being an informal affair, the wedding party and family all walked together across the second floor bridge in Turbine Hall to reach the ceremony area. The sun was in just the right position for me to get this amazing flare.

Rupert as he sees Kate for the first time, and his brothers applauding.

We only had about fifteen minutes for our creative bridal portraits, but because Kate and Rupert didn’t have an engagement shoot, we’re going to go back to Newtown and do an uber-fabulous Trash the Dress session in a few weeks! Oooh.

Invitation to the Wedding

Kat Forsyth — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 16:40:10 +0000

I love it when my couples give me an invitation to their wedding. It’s like a little extra piece of the wedding I can get excited over, and photograph! I love seeing the different styles and ideas that people come up with, too. There’s no limit to the fun you ca have with your invites!

When I did Jade and Craig’s engagement shoot, they gave me this gorgeous felt hand-crafted invitation, which went so well with their heart-themed, laidback wedding.

And on Monday when I met up with Kate, my bride for tomorrow’s wedding (which, by the way, is going to blow your socks away ) she gave me their elegant black and white invitation in a fun red envelope. I love the way I can just see the style of their wedding in it!

Sarah & Adrian’s Wedding

Kat Forsyth — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 13:10:28 +0000

Sarah and Adrian got married at the Vaal last Saturday, and I was invited to second shoot by Hannalee Photography. If you live in Gauteng you might remember that that was the weekend of violent storms and flooding (I even got trapped by a flooded intersection on Republic Road near Cresta on the Friday night!), and the Vaal was, well, a lot wider than it should have been. Sarah and Adrian had to rethink their plans of getting married on the banks under the trees, or we would all have needed wetsuits and snorkels! But Sarah and Adrian didn’t let that worry them; the ceremony was moved upshore and they just got on with the most important thing – being happy and in love and getting married! Here are some of my photos from their wedding.

Yes, she had the most gorgeous satin blue heels. I swooned. Then I took a thousand photos.

The guys trying to figure out how to wear flowers for the first time in their lives:

Oh so GQ:

Sarah, you’re gorgeous:

By the way, I don’t MAKE brides lie down on the grass. But I do ask very nicely. I figured Sarah might be up for it!

Desiree & Warren

Kat Forsyth — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 19:26:50 +0000

Desiree and Warren were married just before New Year at Lucit Restaurant in Pretoria, and we did their creative shoot at the Union Buildings. I was second shooting for Tanya Rudman, who shot for me at Riette and Wouter’s wedding.

Capturing the Feeling

Kat Forsyth — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 09:09:32 +0000

I’m just finishing editing Mel & Graeme’s wedding, and I found these two pictures that just sum up the feel of the wedding for me. Sitting at the reception after the ceremony, listening to the fabulous African jazz band, just feeling the happiness pervading the crowd, and the love Mel and Graeme have for each other and for everyone there, I just felt so chilled and happy, even though I was technically working.

Can you feel it?

Deliciousness from Wanja & Dave’s wedding

Kat Forsyth — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 09:39:39 +0000

On Saturday I had the pleasure of assisting Tanya Rudman at the wedding of Wanja and Dave at Shepstone Gardens. And what an incredible wedding it was! Here’s a little teaser:

Jade & Craig’s wedding

Kat Forsyth — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 07:32:29 +0000

Another wedding at home that could blow venue weddings out of the water! Jade and Craig (remember them from their fun and fantastic engagement shoot?) got married at Jade’s father’s house in Houghton. The ceremony was in the garden on the edge of the hill, overlooking the city, and the marquee for the reception was filled with white lanterns and hanging hearts. So gorgeous! Rain was threatening the whole day, but although it apparently poured in the south of Johannesburg and north of Houghton, we stayed dry. We did the couple shoot at Roedean School, and had so much fun! Jade and Craig, thank you for being so sweet, wonderful, fun and in love (oh, and for being willing to do anything I asked!).

It takes a village to dress a bride…

Oh, Jade – are you kidding me with that gorgeousness?

The evening ended with a surprise from Jade’s father: paper lanterns for everyone to make a wish on and float into the sky. Definitely one of the most beautiful sights I’ve ever seen at a wedding.

Jade and Craig, it was an honour to shoot your wedding. May your future be filled with all the joy you deserve!

Jade & Craig – oh, the fun we had!

Kat Forsyth — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 12:34:40 +0000

I’m not sure who had more fun on their wedding day – Jade and Craig, or me! I think this might give you an idea:

More soon, I promise!

Mel & Graeme’s homegrown wedding

Kat Forsyth — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 08:00:39 +0000

If you think there’s not much you can do to make a wedding at your house beautiful and personal, think again. I fell in love with the little details Mel & Graeme thought up – from the little chandeliers hanging over the carport, to the petal-strewn driveway, to the lanterns inside the marquee, to the heart-shaped rose-filled wire ornaments…I could go on for ages!

Or I could just let the photos speak for themselves.

Mel’s blue-grey vintage-inspired wedding dress was designed by the fabulous Abigail Betz.

She wore shoes she already owned…and why not, when they’re this pretty?

Her birdcage veil with feathery-rosey yumminess was also designed by Abigail Betz.

Mel and Graeme did a First Look before their ceremony. I set Graeme up under the gazebo and had Mel walk out to meet him. I think his face says it all.

Graeme’s two sons stood beside the couple as they made their vows and became a family. I love the expression on 9-year-old Nicholas’ face in this one.

I love everyone clapping as Mel and Graeme were pronounced husband and wife.

…the perfect end to a perfect wedding. Mel and Graeme, I hope you love your photos as much as I loved your wedding.

Riette & Wouter’s Wedding at Shepstone Gardens

Kat Forsyth — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 20:34:43 +0000

Riette and Wouter chose what turned out to be the hottest day of the year for their wedding at the beautiful Shepstone Gardens. Not that they seemed to mind, although I do recall glasses of champagne and juice appearing constantly. I know I drank more water than I probably ever have in one day. And it was completely worth it!

Thanks to Tanya Rudman for 2nd shooting for me!

Riette looked so beautiful even before her hair was finished; look at her mother’s reaction on seeing her beautiful daughter as a bride:

Yes, Riette’s wedding gown was lilac!

Mel & Graeme’s Wedding sneak peek

Kat Forsyth — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 18:17:38 +0000

Craig & Jade’s Engagement Shoot

Kat Forsyth — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 11:33:47 +0000

When I told Jade and Craig to be ready at 7:30am it sounded like a good idea. Nice and early, to miss the heat of the day…little did we know we’d picked one of the hottest days of the year! We sweated, fought off flies and I came out looking like a boiled lobster, but somehow Jade and Craig managed to look effortlessly cool in their photos anyway. I love what we got – I can’t wait for your wedding next month, guys!

Coming Soon…Riette & Wouter at Shepstone Gardens

Kat Forsyth — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 10:07:58 +0000

Just a quick one from Friday’s wedding:

Jade & Craig are awesome!

Kat Forsyth — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 11:20:15 +0000

Two from this morning’s shoot before I have to scoot off and get ready for tomorrow’s wedding…

A quick one from yesterday

Kat Forsyth — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 13:34:49 +0000

Yesterday’s shoot was yet again tied to the Secret I can’t tell you about. I know, I’m a meanie. Next week is the big… secret reveal

I love this bouquet shot!

Ssshhh…it’s a secret!

Kat Forsyth — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 10:24:12 +0000

I’ve been working on a super secret project over the last few weeks. I’m dying to share it with all of you, but I can’t yet, so you – and I – will just have to wait a little longer. In the meantime, here’s one photo I can share with you – it’s too pretty not to! I think I die a little inside whenever I see how beautiful she is.

Heather & Ryno

Kat Forsyth — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 12:57:20 +0000

Here’s the full post of Heather and Ryno at The Ridge School in Westcliff. As soon as I saw Heather’s dress, I knew we had to do their creative shoot somewhere elegant and beautiful. So I called up my connections and secured The Ridge School, which has to be the most beautiful prep school I’ve ever seen.

Heather & Ryno sneak peek!

Kat Forsyth — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 12:07:37 +0000

If you were in Johannesburg last week, you’ll know what appalling weather we’ve been having. Overcast, rainy, cold – it’s like we swapped November weather with the UK! But wouldn’t you know, on Sunday it just miraculously cleared up just so Heather and Ryno could get these: