​Congratulations to Uta and Tara, who married Saturday 29 December 2018 at a short and sweet mid-morning service at Massey Homestead.  The sun was shining bright and it was an extremely hot day.
 
Massey Homestead is a historic building on Massey Road, Mangere East, Auckland, New Zealand.  It is designed in an English colonial style with regency details. It features native timber throughout the homestead and red bricks from Melbourne, Australia.  It is a wonderful location for a wedding ceremony.
 
A two Z Creation did a fantastic job with the set up and decoration the beautiful grounds.
 
Everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves and Tara looked beautiful in her wedding dress which was very intricate in design and had a cape attached to the dress.
 
An afternoon reception was held at the Church LDS in Mangere East.
 
Best wishes to you both and your daughter.   Great fun had and gorgeous smiles captured.  The flower wall at the reception proved to be a hit as well.
 
Here are some of the highlight photos from their day.

​It was a beautiful, bright, sunny day for this Tongan wedding rich in culture, tradition, family and friendship.
 
Andrew and Melissa tied the knot at St Marys in Avondale, then travelled via stretch hummer limousine to Musick Point for photos and then on to the Pakuranga Rugby Club for their reception.  
 
After a bit of sprint to make it to the Church on time, Melissa arrived at the church to meet her Dad.  She had no idea that he was going to wear his full Scottish attire to the wedding.  So it was a lovely surprise for her.  Then the beautiful beaded necklaces were placed on Melissa and Andrew made by Andrew’s aunt.
 
The ceremony commenced and Andrew sung Melissa down the aisle. Listening to the sound of the choir was also very harmonious.  
 
Everyone in the bridal party looked amazing with the colour of the bridesmaids red dresses complementing the surroundings of the beach.
 
Congratulations to you both, blessings for your future together.

The slideshow of some of the highlights of the day is at the bottom of the page or you can view more coverage of the day over on the Queensberry site, over at this link https://nataliepascophotography.queensberryworkspace.com/andrewandmelissatatafu