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The Love Lab specialises in tiny wedding and elopement cinematography. We are based in Hobart, Tasma

27/04/2021

Emma and Paddy are such big-hearted people with a wicked sense of humour. They flew in from the Sunshine Coast to have a small intimate wedding on the stunning cliffs of Avalon Coastal Retreat, East Coast of Tasmania.

Their day was filled with laughter, warmth and some serious UNO card playing. We also explored the rugged coastline of the East Coast and created some stunning imagery amongst the blazing orange rocky shores.

So grateful to have been onboard to capture this epic day for them. Thank you to the amazing team that organised it all. Big thanks to the amazing duo Gee from Honeyfig and Omar from By the Wilde for all the great wedding planning, styling and photography. You guys are rock stars with a heart of gold.

Vendor credits:
Wedding planner/stylist: HONEYFIG Events
Photography: BY THE WILDE
Celebrant: Cinta. Celebrate love.
Florals: The Romantics Florist
Venue: Avalon Retreats
Hair stylist: Ben O'Brien Hair Stylist
MUA: LivRodgersMakeupArtist
Catering: Bille&Brie
Drone: Mauricio Mozo

24/08/2020

Want to have the coolest little Tasmanian wedding celebration surrounded by creative, loving and vibrant vendors for a fraction of the cost?

Give these crazy times the flick, and immerse yourselves in something pretty darn special. To help let love conquer all, we’ve banded together to create a fun-sized Wedding! Slide into our DMs and let us know the date and location of the wedding and we’ll send you more info.

Starting at $1170. Terms and conditions apply, for a limited time only.

Photo: Fred and Hannah
Celebrant: Cinta. Celebrate love.
Flowers: (IG only)
Music: Tony Mak music
Video: The Love Lab

09/06/2020

I’m a bit slack with social media, but I couldn’t stay silent about an important issue pervading the world today: racism. Racism =racial prejudice + systemic, institutional power. This issue not black vs white, it is human vs racism. All lives can’t matter, if black lives don’t matter.
We need to acknowledge that not all humans are treated equally and it’s not until all humans are treated equally; will we have a functioning society. The human experience is varied, and our experience is not what others experience in terms of cultural values, norms, expectations and life experiences.
Agents of racism can be both people and institutions, who either intentionally perpetuate or unintentionally collude with racism. In most of Western society, it has stemmed from a historical relationship of whites with black slaves or whites stealing land from blacks. It has started with perverse ideologies during our “enlightenment” period or warped interpretations of religious texts and philosophies. We may not be personally responsible for it, but we have a responsibility to question our own beliefs and the system that terrorizes people of colour.
Our countries were built on these ideologies and our generations grew up with it. It takes courage to admit this. Often, I see that white people hear blame whenever the issue of racism is brought up, whether or not blame has been placed on whites. As beneficiaries of racism and white privilege, we take a defensive posture even when we are not being individually blamed. You may personalize the remarks, not directed personally at you. Why?
You are not being blamed, you are being asked to look deep inside you, be humble, learn and to understand that by being white you were automatically born with “privilege”.
It doesn’t mean your life wasn’t hard, it means we have an opportunity to learn more about the experience of racism from a person of colour. We cannot minimize their experience by trying to make it comparable or less painful than ours. We cannot evade the recognition of racism. I ask why are we more comfortable decrying black people’s oppression than scrutinizing white privilege?
From Debra Leigh, Organizer, Community Anti-Racism Education Initiative:
“Your silence may be a product of your guilt or fear of making people of color or white people angry with you or disappointed in you. You may be silent because your guilt stops you from disagreeing with people of color. You may be afraid that speaking out could result in losing some of your privilege…The reasons for our silence are many, but each time we are silent we miss an opportunity to interrupt racism, or to act as an ally or to interact genuinely with people of color or other white people. And no anti-racist action is taken as long as we are silent. “
Creative Director,
Lewa 🖤

09/10/2019

Congrats to Danica and Christopher for their wedding being featured on Polka Dot Bride. They had a killer team of vendors! Click through to the article to see the behind the scenes 😍

27/09/2019

So grateful for Love Stories TV for this amazing feature on their blog! We're on the 'New Videographers To Know' section of their homepage (scroll down to find it) : https://lovestoriestv.com/

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http://www.lovelab.tv/

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Love stories at the world's edge.

When two elements react, something magic happens. Electricity sparks, smoke plumes and a new bond forms. People are elemental – every couple’s chemistry original. Picture yours playing out across an epic Tasmanian landscape.

When nature and love collide, The Love Lab is there. From small weddings in big scenery to cinematic elopements at the world’s edge, we capture forever moments. After all, the chemistry of love has inspired the greatest of motion pictures.