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Anchor and Hope is a bespoke Melbourne Wedding Photography studio, located in the Inner North. Owner, Cam Grove, has over 10 years experience in the industry, in which time he has shot weddings throughout Australia. Cam is sought after for his relaxed and unobtrusive approach along with his high level of service. Specialising in a combination of documentary style coverage and his own distinct portraiture style, Cam can bring a unique and timeless approach to the coverage of your wedding.
SOME RECENT WEDDINGS
I've been lucky enough to document
August 16, 2019
Sally & Andrew / Forty Five Downstairs Wedding
When I first received Sally and AJ's enquiry, I was sure that there must be some mistake - the wedding date they'd entered on the Contact form was only 2 weeks away! However, upon responding to Sally's email I was to find out that in fact there was no mistake.
August 15, 2019
Annette & Ash / Half Acre Wedding
If you ever needed proof in the concept of fate, look no further than former prep classmates, Annette and Ash, who 25 years later were reunited through a simple twist of …. fate (apologies to Bob Dylan). Their incredible day took place at the brand new Half Acre in South Melbourne
August 15, 2019
Sarah & Carlo / Higher Ground Wedding
I met Sarah and Carlo at another wedding I was shooting at the time. I guess I was auditioning and didn’t even know it, but after seeing my work close at hand, they were really keen to have me on board for their wedding. And I didn’t hesitate, especially when Sarah divulged that she had planned a golden wedding dress with vintage Chanel accessories.
August 15, 2019
Alice & Hugh / Pope Joan Wedding
Pope Joan was a bit of an institution in my hood. It’s no longer standing now, reduced to rubble to make way for yet another soulless high rise, cementing our high density future. However one of the last weddings it played host to was Alice and Hugh’s...
August 14, 2019
Zoe & Mark / Trofeo Estate Wedding
Upon meeting Zoe and Coop for the first time, I found the sense of energy that existed between them undeniable. I'd describe it as being akin to sitting with a third person in the room...