Cheryl Landsberry Authorised Marriage Celebrant, Wellington Point, Brisbane, Queensland
Wednesday, 12 November 2025
Wedding at The Lighthouse, Cleveland
Sunday, 9 November 2025
Natalie and Roman’s Heartfelt Micro Wedding at Redland Bay
Pop Up Weddings Bayside creates an intimate, stylish celebration for family and friends
When it
comes to celebrating love, sometimes the smallest gatherings make for the most
meaningful moments. Natalie and Roman’s micro wedding, expertly coordinated by Pop
Up Weddings Bayside, was a beautiful reminder of the joy and warmth that
comes from bringing together your nearest and dearest. With a serene woodlands
park at Redland Bay as their backdrop, this couple’s special day was bursting
with love, laughter, and genuine family connection.
If you’re
searching for expert micro wedding coordinators in Brisbane, Pop Up Weddings
Bayside is the premier choice for couples seeking intimate, stylish
celebrations. Specialising in relaxed ceremonies with a family focus, Pop Up
Weddings Bayside transforms beautiful outdoor locations across the Redlands
with creative styling and seamless event management. Their experienced team
delivers bespoke wedding experiences, from bamboo arbours and tailored floral
arrangements to thoughtful touches for children and guests. Whether you
envision a woodland park wedding or a bayside
ceremony, Pop Up Weddings Bayside brings your dream to life—stress-free
and memorable, every time.
Tucked away
in a private corner of Redland Bay, the couple’s chosen park felt like a hidden
oasis. Towering trees, dappled sunlight, and the gentle sounds of nature set
the scene for an intimate outdoor ceremony. It was the perfect spot—private,
tranquil, and close to the heart of what mattered most: family.
Pop Up
Weddings Bayside transformed the space with a stunning bamboo arbour, draped in
flowing white fabric and adorned with arrangements of burgundy and dusty pink
florals. The colours offered a striking contrast against the natural greens of
the park, adding a touch of elegance and romance without overpowering the
relaxed vibe. It was simple, stylish, and utterly breathtaking.
Natalie and
Roman kept their guest list to those closest to their hearts—close family, dear
friends, and their three children, all under five. With little ones taking
centre stage, the ceremony was designed to be short, relaxed, and
family-focused, ensuring everyone (big and small) felt included and
comfortable.
The
atmosphere was warm and joyful as the couple exchanged vows under the bamboo
arbour. Pop Up Weddings Bayside thought of every detail, even providing a mat
for the children to sit on, making sure they were part of the moment but also
able to relax and play. It was a ceremony shaped by laughter, a few happy
tears, and a genuine sense of togetherness.
Roman
looked dapper in his burgundy checked sports jacket, paired with chinos and a
matching burgundy tie. A pink and burgundy boutonniere added a fresh floral
touch, tying him perfectly to the ceremony’s colour palette. Natalie stunned in
an ivory dropped shoulder dress, her gold shimmery veil catching the afternoon
light, and a gorgeous bouquet of burgundy and pale pink blooms in hand.
Their son
Raph, just two, stole the show as ring bearer, dressed in burgundy trousers and
a vest. The couple’s daughters were picture-perfect in pastel sequin and tulle
dresses, adding sparkle and whimsy to the day. The whole family looked
coordinated yet comfortable—just right for an outdoor celebration with little
ones.
What made
this micro wedding truly special were the thoughtful extras. From a dedicated
mat for the kids to sit and play on during the ceremony, to Raph’s proud moment
as ring bearer, and the adorable sight of the girls twirling in their pastel
frocks—every detail was designed with family in mind. It was clear that Natalie
and Roman wanted their children to be a central part of their big day, and Pop
Up Weddings Bayside made that vision come to life.
After the
heartfelt ceremony, the celebrations continued in the nearby park hall. Keeping
things relaxed and fuss-free, the newlyweds and their guests tucked into
delicious pizzas delivered straight to the venue. It was the ideal
ending—casual, communal, and full of warmth, allowing everyone to unwind and
savour the moment together.
Natalie and
Roman’s micro wedding was a testament to the beauty of simplicity, family, and
heartfelt celebration. With the help of Pop Up Weddings Bayside, they created a
day that was stylish yet relaxed, focused entirely on the love they share and
the little family they’ve built. It’s proof that when it comes to saying ‘I
do’, sometimes less really is more.
Coordination
and Styling: Pop Up Weddings Bayside
Photographer:
Romana Saeheng
Hair and
Makeup: An Eye for Style
Cake: Cakes
by Simone
Celebrant:
Cheryl Landsberry Marriage Celebrant
Wedding at Wellington Point Farm
With lots of toddlers attending their ceremony, and their own tot being the guest of honour, Elisha and Patty requested a short and sweet wedding ceremony. Their three words to describe their ceremony vibe were Chilled, Rustic, and Party. Their playlist included songs by Jack Johnson, Crowded House, Angus & Julia Stone, and Norah Jones.
Wellington Point Farm is an icon in the Redlands – one of
the last working market gardens, and a
favourite stop for locals to buy freshly picked seasonal strawberries. The farm
has recently added a popular café to the renovated market garden stall.
The lawn area at Wellington Point Farm was set out with
wooden chairs for the guests, and florist Glenys created a beautiful ceremony
backdrop from Eucalyptus foliage, King White Proteas, and white roses.
Flowergirls Bella and Penny walked down the aisle scattering
dried flower petals, in twirly steel blue satin dresses. They were followed by
bride, Elisha, looking stunning in a sequinned, fitted, one shoulder gown. She
was accompanied by her proud parents. Ally sang Linger, by the Cranberries and
played the guitar.
Their ceremony included plenty of personal references, including the couple’s love for their children and completing the Saturday Quiz together. As with most decisions in their life, they Scissors, Paper, Rocked Off (best of three turned into Golden Point) to decide who would read their vows first.
The couple walked back down the aisle to the explosion of
confetti canons and cheers. The guests congratulated the couple before enjoying
Strawberry Daiquiris and canapes on the lawn.
5 star review “Cheryl was our wedding celebrant in September
2025 and we could not be happier with having her play such an important part in
our special day. In the lead up Cheryl's experience and calm was reassuring and
helped us make clear decisions amongst all the choices available. She was
adaptable and laid back, and at the same time professional and ceremonious. We
highly recommend her services.”
Venue: Wellington Point Farm
Celebrant: Cheryl Landsberry
Florist: Flair Floral Events at Wellington Point
Photographer: Aimee Catt Weddings
Musician: Allyandtheblossoms
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Saturday, 8 November 2025
Hannah and Levi’s Wedding at Sure Thing Chapel - A Family Focused Ceremony on a Stormy November Afternoon
The anticipation was thick in the air as dark clouds gathered over Capalaba on a hot November afternoon. Storms were forecast, and the humidity outside threatened to dampen spirits, but inside the air conditioned comfort of Sure Thing Chapel, everything was set for a beautiful celebration. The venue was a true oasis—a perfect choice for Hannah and Levi’s wedding day. The brief for the ceremony was family focused and relaxed, avoiding fuss and stress.
Levi cut a striking figure as he arrived, looking every bit the proud groom in a crisp white shirt paired with a bold red tie. His excitement and joy were palpable, and he greeted guests with a wide smile that set the tone for the day. He was followed down the aisle by son, Jimmy, nephews Sam and Diesel, daughters Blair and Aurora, and niece Jasmine. Hannah, radiant as ever, glided into the chapel on the arm of her mum in a stunning white wedding dress, its train trailing elegantly behind her. She held a bouquet of white roses, classic and understated, perfectly complementing her look.
The ceremony became even more meaningful with the presence of Hannah and Levi’s three children, standing with them as they pledged their love and commitment. The girls wore matching pink floral dresses, their excitement shining through as they watched their parents make their vows. Jimmy, their son, looked handsome in a white shirt just like his dad, shyly presenting the wedding rings.
As the couple exchanged vows, the atmosphere inside was calm and joyous, filled with laughter, tears and promises for the future. Guests were able to fully enjoy the ceremony, undistracted by the weather, grateful for the thoughtful choice of venue.
Ceremony venue: Sure Thing Chapel, Capalaba
Photographer: Romana Saeheng
Celebrant: @cheryl_landsberry_marriage_cel
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