Teneill walked into the gardens on the arm of her dad, accompanied by the song, "All of me" by John Legend - the Lindsey Sterling string version.
Celebrant Cheryl Landsberry told the couple's cute story of meeting as teens working at Bunnings. Their family grew with the addition of their furbaby, Beau. Together, Teneill and James enjoy a road trip, with James driving and Teneill in charge of tunes and snacks. They are looking forward to living each day together with maximum happiness and laughter.
Rainforest Gardens has so many lush photo locations - photographer Romana Saeheng captured newlywed photos around the property.
Contact the team at Elope Brisbane to plan your relaxed and intimate micro wedding so you can just relax and enjoy your wedding day.
The team at Elope Brisbane create a couple of Pop Up Wedding events each year, at different locations around Brisbane. Couples are able to save expense by sharing the set up costs with other couples by using the same venue on the same day.
Fiction Bar and Restaurant at Raby Bay Marina, Cleveland, was the setting for one such Pop Up Wedding package.
Both busy working long hours, Myrlie and Craig thought the Pop Up Wedding event at Fiction Bar and Restaurant at Raby Bay Marina looked like the perfect option for their wedding. They chose the lunch option for their celebrations.
Suzie from An Eye for Style Wedding Hair and Makeup at Cleveland styled Myrlie's hair, then Steve from Kandid Kombi picked her up from the salon and transported her to Fiction Bar, where Mel from Miss Weddings had an arbour and chairs set up for the ceremony. A bouquet of flowers was provided for Myrlie, with a bouttoniere for fiance Craig.
Celebrant Cheryl Landsberry delivered a sweet and light ceremony for the couple, with photographer Romana Saeheng capturing pics of the couple, and then taking them on a photo shoot around the marina at Raby Bay.
The package included a lunch at Fiction Bar and Restaurant at Raby Bay Marina.
The wedding cake, which was also included in the package, was from our local cake artist, Simone from Cakes by Simone.
The next Pop Up wedding date with the team at Elope Brisbane is 23/6/23 at Point Lookout, North Stradbroke Island. This is a ceremony only package, with clients able to source their own meal locations on the island. Four elopement times are available, with two sittings booked, and a third in negotiation. The couple, with up to ten guests, are provided with ceremony styling, a celebrant to legally officiate at the ceremony, a photographer to capture the ceremony with family and couple photos to follow, and a dozen cupcakes. Contact the team at Elope Brisbane for more information.
The team at Elope Brisbane create a couple of Pop Up Wedding days each year, at different locations around Brisbane. Couples are able to save expense by sharing the set up costs with other couples by using the same venue on the same day.
Fiction Bar and Restaurant at Raby Bay Marina, Cleveland, was the setting for one such Pop Up Wedding package.
Niamh and Daniel chose the champagne breakfast time slot. Niamh was awake early, having her hair styled and make up applied by Suzie from An Eye for Style Wedding Hair and Makeup at Cleveland. Steve from Kandid Kombi picked up Niamh from the salon and transported her to Fiction Bar, where Mel from Miss Weddings had an arbour and chairs set up for the ceremony. A bouquet of flowers was provided for Niamh, with a bouttoniere for fiance Daniel.
Celebrant Cheryl Landsberry delivered a personalised and relaxed ceremony for the couple, with photographer Romana Saeheng capturing pics of the couple, and then taking them on a photo shoot to the Lighthouse Cleveland for some couple and family photos.
The package included a champagned breakfast reception back at Ficton Bar and Restaurant at Raby Bay Marina for thirty guests, with danishes, eggs benedict, fruit, juice, sparkling wine, and tea and coffee.
The wedding cake, which was also included in the package, was from our local cake artist, Simone from Cakes by Simone.
Guests were home in time for a nice little afternoon nanna nap, and the team from Elope Brisbane reset and prepared for the lunchtime pop up ceremony.
The next Pop Up wedding date with the team at Elope Brisbane is 23/6/23 at Point Lookout, North Stradbroke Island. This is a ceremony only package, with clients able to source their own meal locations on the island. Four elopement times are available, with one booked, and one in negotiation. The couple, with up to ten guests, are provided with ceremony styling, a celebrant to legally officiate at your ceremony, a photographer to capture the ceremony with family and couple photos to follow, and a dozen cupcakes. Contact the team at Elope Brisbane for more information.
Sammie and Jack chose the vine covered arbour at Redland Bay Golf Club for their wedding ceremony.
They decided on a relaxed approach to a traditional wedding ceremony, with Sammie accompanied by four bridesmaids in emerald green, and Jack was supported by four groomsmen wearing grey suits with a black shirt underneath. The florals were lavender from @the flower shed.
Sammie walked down the aisle with her dad to “Can’t help falling in love” – the Kina Grannis version.
Celebrant Cheryl Landsberry told the story of the couple. Sammie and Jack’s first date was a coffee date at Zaraffas. The date went on for much longer than planned, and by the end of the date, Sammie knew that Jack was someone she wanted to see again. The kiss sealed the deal – they were both thinking about that kiss for days.
In her wedding vows, Sammie said, ” I look forward to building our family and experiencing all the moments and milestones this brings.”
After the ceremony, Redland Bay Golf Club Coordinator, Chelsea, packed snacks for the wedding party and led them around the beautiful golf course in golf buggies for a photo session with Redlands local photographer, Romana Saeheng Photography and Graphic Design.
The pair also hired Kandid Kombi for some fun guest entertainment during the reception.
Congratulations!
They asked the team at Elope Brisbane to coordinate the ceremony, then booked a restaurant for a celebration dinner, with a party for friends to follow.
Mel and Deb from Miss Weddings set up a leafy circular arbour in the tranquil bushland, and the family watched on as Tayla and Michael exchanged their sweet promises to each other.
Celebrant Cheryl Landsberry ensured all the legals were taken care of, and photographer Romana Saeheng captured the moment on film. A videographer was also on hand to create a mini movie to surprise their friends with at the celebration party.
Contact the team at Elope Brisbane for your simple and sweet micro wedding in Brisbane.
The brief for Bobbie and Bob's micro wedding was Simple, Geniune, and Relaxed.
The team from Elope Brisbane created
a beautiful plan for their micro wedding in the City Botanic Gardens in Brisbane.
The bamboo arbour and cane chairs were by Miss
Weddings.
Photographer Romana Saeheng captured all the
smiles.
Celebrant Cheryl Landsberry told the story of
the couple's first magical date and their instant connection.
Cakes by Simone baked cupcakes for the guests to
enjoy post ceremony.
The bride's vintage style dress was by
Zimmerman, and she wore Doc Marten's on her feet.
The couple held a celebratory dinner at
Tattersall's Club after their ceremony.
Ronelle and Gary first met at a New Years' Eve Rock'n'Roll dance, so it was only fitting that Ronelle wore that same 1950's style dress for their wedding as the night they first met.
The couple exchanged their wedding vows under the vintage rotunda at Drevesen Park, Manly, then Gary twirled Ronelle for a dance to the Elvis Presley song, "All Shook Up".
Do your wedding your own way.
Photo by Sarah of The Photo Pitch.
Celebrant - Cheryl Landsberry ido@cherylwedding.com
Laura arrived at the ceremmony in a vintage Jaguar from Wheels to Weddings, accompanied by her three bridesmaids wearing emerald green. The ceremony space was styled elaboratley with a circular arbour from Twin Event. In fitting with their classic theme, Laura walked down the aisle on the arm of her father to Pachelbel's Canon in D.
Laura and Adam first met on a camping trip organised by a mutual group of friends. Laura realised that Adam was a capable man to have around and thought he would come in handy if ever she had a spider to wrangle, a tyre to change, or some heavy thing which needed lifting.
Adam was interested in Laura, but the distance between their homes put her out of his "radius". Until he was smitten by her witty banter and he realised that his face was aching from smiling whenever Laura was around.
Celebrant Cheryl Landsberry told the story of the couple's first meeting and of their adventures together leading up to their magical wedding day.
The couple also created a memories box during their ceremony, in which they placed their wedding invitation and save-the-date magnet, a menu from their favourite restaurant, a copy of their wedding vows, and a letter to each other to be opened in five years from their wedding date.
Photographer Bernadette Draffin captured some gorgeous romantic memories of the day.
Laura left this review for Celebrant Cheryl Landsberry:
"Cheryl was the most organised, warm-hearted, sweetest celebrant you could ask for. She takes care of absolutely everything you need for the actual 'getting married part'. The script for our ceremony was so beautiful and personalised. Cheryl really made an effort to get to know us when she wrote us the first draft for our ceremony. She put a lot of effort into our rehearsal too which made us feel SO comfortable on the day of the wedding. She even gave us some excellent practical tips for places to hide tissues if you get teary and how to help the photographer get some good photos (like slowing down when putting on the rings!). If you are after a sweet, light-hearted, a little funny but also sincere and heart-warming ceremony, then I cannot recommend Cheryl highly enough." 💓
Jennifer and Bryan met when their children had become independent, and they gradually formed a relationship which culminated some seventeen years later when they married at Sirromet Wines.
I think Jennifer's vows summed up their story, " Bryan, you found me in the Autumn of my life and reaffirmed my capacity to love. In your arms, my spirit has been nurtured and my heart restored. And so I promise to spend the Autumn and the Winter of my life caring for you and loving you." These vows were just perfect for a second chance at love.
Jennifer and Bryan always aim to see the sunny side of life, and Jennifer appreciates Bryan's sense of humour which never fails to make her laugh. In his vows, Bryan included the line, " I promise to listen to you when I'm reversing the caravan," which had not just Jennifer, but all the guests, giggling a little.
Their wedding ceremony at Sirromet Wines was attended my just their immediate families, which numbered a few with their children and their partners, and grandchildren of varying ages. The grandchildren were involved in the ceremony by presenting the wedding rings and blowing bubbles at the end of the ceremony.
Celebrant Cheryl Landsberry, local to Sirromet Wines, created a relaxed and intimate ceremony for the couple, and took care of all the legal essentials.
Jennifer wore a classic navy dress from Anthea Crawford, and Bryan wore a navy suit. If you're looking for an outfit for a "mature bride" who doesn't want to wear a traditional white wedding dress, Anthea Crawford has a huge selection https://www.antheacrawford.com.au/collections/event-dresses
Photographer, Andy, from A Thousand Years Photography captured photos of the luminous faces, and this became an especially memorable event which stands out in his years of photography. See Andy's blog with lots of pictures here: https://www.athousandmilesphotography.com.au/weddingphotography/sirromet-winery-wedding?fbclid=IwAR1lVpx1zh52dvi29-lc1-Tsui2vFJ9i6EhtlJ2cgnyanwo57LZv7gOHdNg
After a celebration dinner at Sirromet Wines, the families stayed in the glamping accommodation at Sirromet - Sanctuary. https://sanctuarybysirromet.com/
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The couple approached the team at Elope Brisbane and asked for a quiet, intimate, genuine and relaxed ceremony with just their immediate family.
They booked the rotunda at Newstead Park on the Brisbane River via the Brisbane City Council web site, so were assured of the use of this area.
Stylist Mel from Miss Weddings placed white Americana chairs in the gazebo and assembled a timber arch with white fabric draping. Michelle from Little Miss Flower Shopped provided the florals for the arbour, Jazzmin's bouquet, and Jason's boutonniere.
No wedding is quite complete without one, so Cakes by Simone provided a small cake for the guests to enjoy after the lunchtime reception.
Celebrant Cheryl Landsberry led the couple through the legal vows and witnessed them sign the three marriage certificates.
After the ceremony, photographer Romana Saeheng snapped relaxed photos of the couple around Newstead Park and the Brisbane River.
Contact the team at Elope Brisbane if you're more about the family and less about the fuss.
