Adelaide Proposal Photography: Jason and Juden

12 Aug

It’s 10:49pm on a Friday evening. Some asleep, some not. We get a ping through the Google My Business app. It’s Jason. We’ve received a request for an Adelaide proposal photography quote. Sneaky sneaky. We can only assume that Jason has picked a time when Juden is sleeping to organise this covert mission.

Objective: a successful proposal. TBC.

Side objective: watch The Mandalorian while writing this blog post. ✔️.

Organising a time to meet up and discuss Jason’s desired plan of action on the day was looking as difficult as Kanye West’s 2020 Presidential Campaign. It was never going to happen. Off. Not today. But, we just squeezed in time down at Brighton, one of their locations for the day. We went through the run-through. Happy days. You know a happier day? The day of proposal.

1:30pm - the Saturday after - we’re all go. As the Jason and Juden are walking along Glenelg’s luscious sandy beach, Jason found a quiet moment, post-lunch, popped to the ground on the one knee, and retrieved the ring.

I won’t say it was a yes, instead, I’ll let the pictures give you the answer.

If you’re planning a surprise proposal, chat to us, it’s not our first rodeo. Nor our second. Although, we don’t condone rodeos.

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Lewis Whittenbury

Lewis Whittenbury is a co-founder, lead photographer and creative director at Frankie The Creative, Adelaide's event and brand photography studio. With over a decade of professional experience and a background lecturing Introduction to Filmmaking at the University of Adelaide, Lewis brings a rare depth of visual and directorial expertise to every shoot. He has covered some of South Australia's most significant events - including LIV Golf Adelaide, the FIFA Women's World Cup, AFL Gather Round, and the Santos Tour Down Under - for clients including Red Bull, Accor, Qatar Airways, and the South Australian Tourism Commission. His work has been published in Forbes, ABC News, Australian Geographic, and the Sydney Morning Herald. Based in Adelaide, SA.