Lisa and Steve’s Family-Filled Wedding at Sure Thing Chapel: Dusty pink details, cool comfort and a beautiful gathering of generations

Lisa and Steve celebrated their wedding at Sure Thing Chapel with a day that felt relaxed and wonderfully personal. With rain predicted, everyone was glad to gather indoors, where the chapel’s air conditioning kept guests cool and comfortable throughout the celebration.

Second time around, bride Lisa wore a beautiful pink dress, while Steve looked sharp in a classic suit. Their wedding party complemented them perfectly: the bridesmaids wore neutral linen pants with cream-coloured tops, and the groomsmen were smartly dressed in suits.

The floral styling tied the entire look together. Dried flowers in dusty pink and neutral tones featured in the bouquets, boutonnières and chapel décor, creating a soft, romantic palette that suited the intimate setting beautifully.

At the heart of the wedding was family. Lisa and Steve were surrounded by their children and their children’s partners, as well as ten grandchildren. Having so many loved ones together made the ceremony more than a wedding—it was a celebration of the life and family they have built.

With everyone dressed up and looking their best, it was the perfect opportunity to capture plenty of photographs. From portraits of Lisa and Steve to group photos spanning the generations, the images preserved the warmth, connection and happiness of the day.

Venue: Sure Thing Chapel, Capalaba

Coordination: Elope Brisbane

Photographer: #romanasaeheng

Celebrant: Cheryl Landsberry - Marriage Celebrant

Yasmyn and Brett’s Beautiful Redland Bay Golf Club Wedding

 Set against the lovely surrounds of Redland Bay Golf Club, Yasmyn and Brett’s wedding was a relaxed and genuine celebration filled with family, laughter and heartfelt moments.

Brett waited beneath the arbour in a black suit and lilac tie, joined by two of his brothers as groomsmen. Sean, the flower guy, made an unforgettable entrance, dancing as he scattered petals and drawing huge cheers from the guests.

The couple’s two daughters followed in white, with bridesmaid Chantel in lilac. Yasmyn then arrived in a beautiful white beaded dress, approaching on the arm of Brett’s dad before her mum escorted her to the front—a touching entrance shared with two special family members.

The ceremony was warm, effortless and unmistakably theirs, creating memories they will treasure for years to come.

Yasmyn wrote: “We honestly couldn’t have asked for a better celebrant! ❤️ Cheryl was absolutely amazing and helped make our wedding day so special. She made us feel comfortable, supported and relaxed, and everything was just perfect. If you’re looking for a celebrant who genuinely cares and goes above and beyond, we couldn’t recommend Cheryl enough!”

Venue: Redland Bay Golf Club
Photographer: Romana Saeheng
Celebrant: Cheryl Landsberry
DJ: Matty Ross MR Entertainment

Samantha and Scott’s Micro Wedding on North Stradbroke Island

Samantha and Scott’s micro wedding on North Stradbroke Island was intimate, relaxed and full of spring magic. Coordinated by the Elope Stradbroke team, the day unfolded beneath clear blue skies, with golden sunshine, ocean views and a calm island vibe that suited the couple perfectly.

North Stradbroke Island added its own unforgettable moments. Whales swam close to shore, slapping their tails and lifting their fins through the sparkling water, while a pod of dolphins moved through the waves nearby. Wallabies grazed on the lawn, and during the ceremony a kookaburra sat in a nearby tree, quietly watching the proceedings.

The ceremony setting was simple and beautiful: a wooden sun arbour on a jute mat, styled with sunflowers, white Americana chairs and dusty blue fabric on the signing table. Scott arrived with his son and groomsman in light-coloured linen suits, looking effortlessly coastal for a spring wedding by the sea.

Samantha spent the morning having her hair and makeup done before dressing in a gorgeous lace gown with a long net veil that flowed in the breeze. Her bridesmaid walked down the aisle in pale yellow with the couple’s daughter, before Sam stepped out on the arm of her dad.

As Sam and Scott came together at the arbour, they grinned excitedly and reached for each other’s hands. With only their closest family gathered around, the ceremony felt personal, joyful and full of warmth. Their young children were included, and the personal vows they had written for each other brought a heartfelt balance to the laughter.

Afterwards, the couple made the most of golden hour for photos against the spectacular ocean backdrop, before joining their guests for a relaxed celebration dinner on the deck of the Stradbroke Island Beach Hotel — the perfect ending to a beautiful Straddie micro wedding.

Ceremony location: Deadman’s Beach Reserve, Point Lookout
Reception location: Stradbroke Island Beach Hotel
Coordination: Elope Stradbroke
Photographer: #Romana Saeheng
Celebrant: Cheryl Landsberry - Marriage Celebrant
Cake: Cakes by Simone
Hair and Makeup: Bohemian Island Deliverance Collective
Flowers: Capalaba Carnations

Child-friendly wedding at Redland Bay Golf Club

 

Courtney and Scott’s wedding at Redland Bay Golf Club was the kind of day that felt easy, personal, and full of genuine moments. With open green spaces, a relaxed bayside atmosphere, and plenty of room for the younger guests to feel included, their celebration had a warm family vibe. From the ceremony through to the reception, it was a beautiful reminder that a child-friendly wedding can still feel elegant, thoughtful, and completely true to the couple.

The styling brought together soft, natural details that suited the relaxed setting beautifully. Courtney and Scott exchanged vows beneath a rustic timber arbour finished with sage green draping and white florals, with rows of white Americana chairs keeping the ceremony space clean and classic. Bubble wands placed on each chair added a playful touch for guests to celebrate the newlyweds as the day unfolded. Later, the reception moved to the deck at the golf club, where round tables were dressed in white cloths, sage green runners, and flowers in dusty pink tones.

Scott kept his look relaxed and refined in a beige suit paired with a crisp white shirt. The details tied in neatly with the day’s natural palette, from the white rose boutonniere to the green pocket square, finished with a tan belt for a classic touch.

Courtney’s look was classic and romantic, with a white lace dress featuring simple shoulder straps. Her blonde hair was braided and softly curled, adding texture without feeling overdone, while her bouquet of white roses kept the overall look fresh, timeless, and beautifully aligned with the ceremony styling.

The couple’s children were dressed beautifully in outfits that tied in with the relaxed, elegant feel of the day. The boys wore chinos with white shirts, braces, and sage green bow ties, while the girls wore white dresses suited to their ages and matching with their mum’s bridal look.

The ceremony itself felt light, real, and genuinely child-friendly. There was space for the little moments that naturally come with having children involved in a wedding day, and reflected Courtney and Scott’s life together as a family. It was heartfelt without being formal, relaxed without losing its meaning, and shaped around the people who mattered most to them.

As the afternoon continued on the deck, Courtney and Scott’s wedding felt exactly as it should: relaxed, memorable, and centred around family. The details were thoughtful and the setting made everything feel easy with a genuine sense of celebration from start to finish. It was a wedding that showed how beautiful it can be when a couple creates a day that suits their life, their children, and the people they love most.

Venue: Redland Bay Golf Club

Coordination: Elope Brisbane

Photographer: Romana Saeheng

Celebrant: Cheryl Landsberry

Hair and Makeup: An Eye for Style

Transport: Kandid Kombi

Cake: Cakes by Simone

Flowers: Capalaba Carnations

Carly and Josh’s Bayside Wedding at G.J. Walter Park and the Grand View Hotel, Cleveland

 

Josh and Carly chose an intimate bayside ceremony at G.J. Walter Park, Cleveland, with four special guests, followed by a reception dinner with family and friends at the nearby Grand View Hotel.

Josh arrived first with his brother-in-law, looking sharp in a black suit and teal blue tie. His mum soon joined him in a royal blue dress.

Carly arrived with her dad in an immaculate 1951 Jaguar Mk 5. Greg wore a dapper checked suit, while Carly looked elegant in an ivory satin gown with a deep V neckline, low back, beaded veil, classic upstyle, and white rose bouquet.

Josh had been calm and collected, but softened as soon as he saw Carly walking towards him. They took hands beneath the shady Moreton Bay fig tree.

Set on the edge of Moreton Bay, G.J. Walter Park provided a natural, quietly elegant backdrop for their vows. The ceremony felt intimate, relaxed, and deeply romantic.

After photos by the bay, the couple headed to the Grand View Hotel, where they surprised guests at their engagement party by revealing they were actually celebrating their marriage. With its history, bay views, and welcoming atmosphere, it was a beautiful place to share a meal and toast their new beginning.

The reception brought heartfelt speeches, laughter, beautiful food, and time for guests to connect. Cleveland’s relaxed coastal charm paired perfectly with the warmth of the Grand View Hotel.

From their micro ceremony to their joyful party reception, Carly and Josh’s wedding was a beautiful celebration of love, family, and togetherness.

Coordination: Elope Brisbane

Ceremony location: G.J. Walter Park

Reception venue: The Grand View Hotel, Cleveland

Celebrant: Cheryl Landsberry

Photographer: Romana Saeheng

Transport: Back in Time Classic Rides

Hair and Makeup: An Eye for Style at Cleveland

Cake: Cakes by Simone

Flowers: Capalaba Carnations

Tammy and Johnny’s Redland Bay Golf Club Wedding

 

Redland Bay Golf Club was a beautiful setting for Tammy and Johnny’s August wedding, with manicured greens, shady trees and glimpses of Moreton Bay creating a relaxed, elegant atmosphere. The mild winter weather was perfect for their garden ceremony.

Guests were asked to wear pastel colours, and the effect was spectacular. Soft pinks, blues and greens added a fresh, romantic touch against the golf course backdrop and bay light, making the whole celebration feel thoughtful and beautifully styled.

Vocalist Cassidy sang as the ceremony began, setting a warm and emotional tone. Johnny walked down the aisle with his mum, followed by Tammy with her dad. At the front, the couple paused to hug both sets of parents before taking their place under the arbour, a heartfelt nod to family and heritage.

Their ceremony was heartfelt and sweet, with family and friends gathered close as they exchanged vows that were equal parts adorable and amusing. There was an easy joy to the day, allowing everyone to simply enjoy the moment and celebrate the two people at the centre of it all.

What stood out most was the warmth between these high school sweethearts. Their smiles and the happiness reflected by their guests made the ceremony feel personal, genuine and full of love.

Afterwards, the golf club grounds offered a stunning backdrop for relaxed portraits with family and friends. The greens, trees and open views gave Tammy and Johnny space to enjoy a few quiet moments together while guests continued celebrating nearby. Soft winter light and a gorgeous orange sunset made the afternoon feel unhurried and romantic.

It was a relaxed, joyful and love-filled celebration. Congratulations, Tammy and Johnny—your Redland Bay wedding was a beautiful day to remember.

Venue: Redland Bay Golf Club

Photographer: Dreamlife Weddings Brisbane

Celebrant: Cheryl Landsberry

Florist: Ivy and Fleur

Cake: Cakes by Simone

Vocalist: Cassidy Mackie

Wedding at Rainforest Gardens, Mount Cotton

 

Ryan and Tamara’s afternoon wedding at Rainforest Gardens, Mount Cotton, was relaxed, stylish, and completely their own.

Hidden away at Mount Cotton, Rainforest Gardens offered tropical gardens, lagoon views, and a beautiful outlook toward Moreton Bay. But what made the day memorable was not only the setting. It was the calm, intentional feel of the celebration: a modern garden wedding shaped by family, friendship, and a couple who did not need to overdo a thing.

Ryan and his groomsmen looked sharp in black suits, with the groomsmen adding deep burgundy pocket squares for a subtle touch of colour against the rainforest backdrop. Before the ceremony, they waited together on the deck by the lagoon, quietly taking in the moment before the music began.

The four bridesmaids followed in burgundy dresses, each in a different style chosen to suit them individually while still creating a cohesive look. Carrying bouquets of pink and white roses, they made their way down the hill as Charlie played “If You Love Her” by Forest Blakk.

Then Tamara appeared at the top of the hill on the arm of her father, walking slowly toward Ryan while Charlie sang “I’ll Set the Table” by Nic D. Her white gown featured a lace bodice with a delicate leaf motif, tying in beautifully with the garden setting, while her soft tulle skirt and long veil gave her look a timeless elegance.

The ceremony was created with input from Ryan and Tamara, so it felt personal, genuine, and very much like them. There was sweetness, humour, and just enough emotion to honour the importance of the moment. Their personal vows brought the focus back to the heart of the day: the promises they were making and the life they were choosing together.

After the ceremony, champagne was served on trays while the couple slipped away for sunset photos.

Venue location: Rainforest Gardens

Celebrant: Cheryl Landsberry - Marriage Celebrant

Photographer: Alicia Abbott

Musician: @Charlie McFarlane

Melissa and Kurt's Cleveland micro wedding

Beneath the giant fig tree at G J Walter Park, Kurt and Mel tied the knot in a simple and intimate ceremony.

Kurt waited anxiously in front of the bamboo arbour, looking smart in a navy jacket with a navy tie and black trousers. Mel arrived in the orange Kombi van, accompanied by her son, Oscar, who was dapper in a pale blue suit, matching the dresses of Mel’s daughters. Mel’s hair was swept up in a sophisticated French roll, and she wore an off the shoulder ivory dress of stretch lace. Mel’s bouquet of white roses was a classic teardrop shape.

After the ceremony, the celebration continued at the historic Grand View Hotel, a fitting place to share good food, music, laughter, and the joy of this unforgettable day.

Congratulations, Kurt and Mel. May the life you begin today be as beautiful, grounded, and enduring as the promises you made to each other.

Ceremony location: G J Walter Park, Cleveland

Reception location: Grand View Hotel

Coordination: Elope Brisbane

Photographer: #Romana

Celebrant: Cheryl Landsberry - Marriage Celebrant

Transport: Kandid Kombi

Cupcakes: Cakes by Simone

Jesse and Leticia's Tweed Coast wedding

 

Jesse and Leticia’s wedding was an unforgettable celebration of love, laughter and forever. High school sweethearts, they marked the beginning of married life surrounded by the cheers, warmth and joy of their family and friends.

Set high on a hill near Kingscliff, Botanica Plantation House offered a breathtaking winter backdrop. Clear blue skies, sunshine and sweeping views across the Northern NSW farmlands towards the distant mountains made the day feel serene and beautifully framed. The gardens created picture-perfect spaces for guests to sip champagne, catch up and enjoy the celebration.

Leticia looked radiant in an elegant white gown with a panelled bodice and full skirt, her dark curls swept gracefully up for a timeless, romantic look. Jesse was equally classic in a white tuxedo jacket, black trousers and a black bow tie.

Their wedding party added striking style: four groomsmen in cream suits with green jacquard ties, a man of honour in a green suit with a cream tie, and three bridesmaids in elegant long green dresses.

From the first moments, the day reflected Jesse and Leticia’s warmth, sincerity and calm excitement. Every detail was thoughtful, but it was their genuine joy and deep connection that remained at the heart of the celebration.

The ceremony was filled with heartfelt words, hidden smiles and gentle humour that eased the nerves and let their personalities shine. Standing together, Jesse and Leticia showed the strength of a bond built over years and the love that brought them to this moment.

Their vows were a beautiful reminder that marriage is both a promise and a beginning — a commitment to keep choosing one another through ordinary days, extraordinary adventures and everything in between.

After the ceremony, the celebration continued with laughter, conversation, happy tears and the unmistakable feeling of a community gathered to honour a much-loved couple’s new chapter.

As they begin married life, Jesse and Leticia carry with them memories of a day filled with love, gratitude and celebration — and the promise of a future built together, one beautiful chapter at a time.

Photo - @wilde.visual
Venue - @botanica_plantationhouse
Celebrant - @cheryl_landsberry_marriage_cel
Dress - @luvbridal
Florist - @_honestlyflowers
Hair - @bethanycook.hairartist
Makeup - @timeless.by.theresa
@tweedcoastweddings

Sarah and Alan’s Barefoot Micro Wedding on North Stradbroke Island

 This micro wedding had it all – blue skies and winter sunshine, a breathtaking location, an adventurous couple, and two special friends to witness the moment. Sarah and Alan’s micro wedding on North Stradbroke Island was relaxed, romantic, and a day they will forever treasure.

Their ceremony took place at Adder Rock, overlooking the sweep of Home Beach. With the ocean stretching out behind them, the couple stood barefoot on the rock and exchanged their vows in true Straddie style.

Alan absolutely went all out for the occasion—even ironing his crisp white shirt before pairing it with dusty blue shorts. It was the perfect mix of polished and coastal-casual. Sarah looked effortlessly elegant in a fitted white maxi dress, her hair tied up and finished with a dusty blue rose. Her bouquet brought the palette together beautifully, with soft whites and dusty blue tones that suited the beach setting perfectly.

As if the location wasn’t magical enough, Straddie put on a show. We spotted whales not far from shore, and even saw kangaroos feeding as the afternoon cooled. North Stradbroke Island has a way of making moments feel bigger and wilder, while still keeping everything beautifully calm and grounded.

After the ceremony, Sarah and Alan headed down to the water for newlywed portraits, laughing and frolicking in the waves. It was playful, joyful and perfectly suited to a couple who had chosen to celebrate their wedding day barefoot by the sea. The portraits felt less like posing and more like the two of them simply soaking up the moment together.

And of course, no Straddie adventure would be complete without the journey. We travelled to North Stradbroke Island in Busta, the orange Kombi van, which added one more burst of colour and character to an already unforgettable day. Sarah and Alan’s wedding was proof that a celebration doesn’t need to be big to be extraordinary—it just needs to feel true to the couple.

Coordination: Elope Brisbane

Photography: #Romana Saeheng

Celebrant: Cheryl Landsberry - Marriage Celebrant

Transport: Kandid Kombi

Buck’s Weekend

 

You may have read that my son, Jack, is going to be Man of Honour at his friends’ upcoming wedding. After the hen’s weekend was such a success, he and the best man worked together to plan the buck’s weekend.

If you missed the original post about Jack’s role, you can read more about it here: https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/7853470738021056897/4069946746289516325

You can also read about the hen’s weekend here: https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/7853470738021056897/7267789983495383472

 

Event Details

·         Timing: One month before the wedding day

·         Location: The Gold Coast

·         Guests: Eleven attendees

·         Cost: $875 per person

·         Accommodation: An Airbnb

·         Activities: Friday night dinner at Broadbeach Surf Club, drinks at Burleigh Pavilion, then a SWAT party bus package, Top Golf, a river cruise, and drinks at the casino on Saturday

What Went Well

Top Golf was one of the highlights of the weekend. The package included drinks, wings and pizza platters, which everyone enjoyed. The river cruise was also well equipped and added another enjoyable activity to the itinerary.

One of the attendees also brought along a maid’s outfit for the buck to wear, which added plenty of fun and gave the group something to laugh about.

What Could Have Gone Better

The party bus arrived late, which cut into the drinks package time at Top Golf. That was disappointing for the group – when there’s a drinks package, you want to be there early!

After seeing all the fantastic photos from the hen’s weekend, it was also a shame that there were not more high-quality photos from the buck’s weekend to capture the memories.

Hen’s Weekend

 You may have read that my son, Jack, is going to be Man of Honour at his friends’ upcoming wedding. One of his key duties was to organise the hen’s weekend, so I interviewed him to find out what he learned from planning the event.

If you missed the original post about Jack’s role, you can read more about it here: https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/7853470738021056897/4069946746289516325

Event Details

·         Timing: Three months before the wedding day

·         Location: The Gold Coast

·         Guests: Eight attendees

·         Cost: $550 per person

·         Accommodation: An Airbnb

·         Booked activities: Dracula’s Theatre Restaurant on Friday night and a sunset cruise planned for Saturday night

What Went Well

The group really enjoyed the show at Dracula’s Theatre Restaurant. The meal was reasonable, the entertainment was a hit, and the group photo was a thoughtful touch that everyone appreciated.

What Changed on the Day

The sunset cruise was cancelled at the last minute, which was disappointing and left Jack scrambling for an alternative. The group ended up going to the Ice Bar instead, which turned out to be a fun novelty and gave everyone plenty of opportunities for Instagram photos.

The Biggest Planning Challenge

Collecting money was the hardest part of organising the weekend. Some attendees needed a payment plan, so it was important to manage costs clearly and give everyone enough time to pay.

Shakaya and Aden’s Redland Bay Golf Club Wedding

 

Set against the beautiful lawns and gardens at Redland Bay Golf Club, high school sweethearts, Shakaya and Aden, celebrated their wedding day with a ceremony that was both relaxed and memorable. The venue is known for its beautiful outdoor wedding spaces and golf course views, making it a fitting backdrop for the couple’s wedding dreams.

One of the most delightful details of the ceremony was the live music. Musician Matty Ross sang “Still the One” as the page boys, flower girls, bridesmaids and then Shakaya, on the arm of her brother, made their way down the aisle. Having live music gave Shakaya the flexibility to time her entrance to a very specific point in the song, creating the beautiful wedding moment that she had envisioned.

The wedding party looked stunning in a modern palette of black, sage and soft green tones. The bridesmaids wore black eternity dresses, while the groomsmen were dressed in classic black suits with sage green ties. Aden stood out in a grey suit with a subtle hint of green, perfectly tying his look into the day’s colour story. Shakaya was absolutely radiant in a long white sparkly gown, finished with a floor-length veil and softly curled hair.

The styling at the ceremony brought everything together beautifully. Chairs were adorned with emerald green sashes and eucalyptus leaves, adding fresh texture and rich colour against the natural greens of the golf club surrounds. The overall effect was stunning, with every detail complementing the relaxed outdoor setting.

After the ceremony, Shakaya and Aden walked back down the aisle as newlyweds and were handed small mallets for one of the day’s most fun surprises. Instead of cutting a traditional cake, they smashed a mock wedding cake to reveal lollies hidden inside. It was a light-hearted and memorable moment that delighted guests, who then enjoyed the sweets while relaxing on the lawn at the golf club as family portraits were being taken.

Photographer: @bec_munro_photography
Celebrant: @cheryl_landsberry_marriage_cel
Venue: @redlandbayweddings
Content creator: @onyourdaybestie
Music: @mrentertainmentaus
Cake: @cakesmashbrisbane

A Gorgeous Winter Microwedding at The Lighthouse Restaurant, Cleveland Point

 On a clear winter afternoon, The Lighthouse Restaurant at Cleveland Point provided a beautiful backdrop for Richard and Kerrie’s intimate microwedding. With sweeping views across Moreton Bay and a charming gazebo setting, the venue perfectly suited their vision for an elegant, classic ceremony shared with close family.

The ceremony took place in the gazebo, where sparkling bay views framed the couple beautifully. A stunning arbour dressed in flowing white draping and rich burgundy florals added romance to the fresh sea air and created a memorable focal point for their vows.

Every detail reflected timeless style. Richard looked dapper in a smart suit with a crimson tie and matching rose boutonniere, while Kerrie was elegant in a long-sleeved gown with a lace bodice and sweeping train. Kerrie’s adult daughters wore burgundy wrap dresses as bridesmaids, and Richard’s adult daughters stood proudly as groomsmaids in matching multiway gowns.

The ladies’ soft curled upstyles complemented the romantic feel of the day. Kerrie’s granddaughter made a sweet flowergirl in soft pink, while her grandsons were adorable ring bearers in little suits. The bridal party arrived in style in a white stretch limousine.

Although the guest list was small, the emotion was immense. With only their nearest and dearest present, every word and glance felt deeply personal, creating a ceremony centred on love, family, and the joy of being together.

Afterwards, the group headed across the road to Cleveland Point Recreation Reserve for photos by the water. The bay views, foreshore, and lighthouse precinct offered a stunning setting for relaxed family portraits and elegant bridal images.

While photographs were underway, the Lighthouse staff transformed the ceremony space into a dinner setting with tables, chairs, and an outdoor heater.

The sweet details were beautifully planned too, with a decadent red velvet top tier and vanilla cupcakes topped with fresh berries and swirls of frosting.

Richard and Kerrie’s winter microwedding was a lovely reminder that weddings do not need to be grand in size to feel extraordinary. With the bay sparkling behind them and treasured moments shared with children and grandchildren, their day was intimate, elegant, and timelessly romantic.

Coordination: Pop Up Weddings Bayside

Photography: Romana Saeheng

Celebrant: Cheryl Landsberry

Venue: The Lighthouse Restaurant at Cleveland Point

Cake: Cakes by Simone

Hair and Makeup: An Eye for Style at Cleveland

Micro wedding ceremony and macro wedding party at Mount Coot-tha

 Paris and Connor wanted the best of both worlds for their wedding day. The pair decided on an intimate ceremony with just their immediate family in the Botanic Gardens, and celebrated with a huge party with all their extended family and friends at the Summit Restaurant, Mount Coot-tha afterwards.

The pair contacted the team at Elope Brisbane to book their ceremony, opting to DIY their styling, and select just celebrant and photographer for their ceremony package. On a gorgeous winter afternoon, we met the couple at the Brisbane Botanic Gardens. The garden ceremony was simple, quiet, and relaxed, with the couple’s vows to each other being the highlight. Afterwards, the occasion was captured in beautiful photos surrounded by nature.

Paris looked stunning in a strapless gown, with a pearl necklace and her hair swept up. Connor was very handsome in a charcoal suit and white shirt – relaxed with no tie. The bouquet and boutonniere featured bright pinks and oranges.  The pair couldn’t stop grinning throughout the day.

After the ceremony and photos, the group made their way up to the top of Mount Coot-tha to enjoy their reception dinner. The celebrations included a dance floor and a tiramisu tower.

 

Ceremony venue: Brisbane Botanic Gardens, Mount Coot-tha

Reception venue: The Summit, Mount Coot-tha

Coordination: Elope Brisbane

Photographer: Romana Saeheng

Celebrant: Cheryl Landsberry

DJ: G & M Events