Weddings

Wedding at New Farm Park Rotunda

It was raining on Caila and Jadam’s wedding day, but luckily, they had booked the heritage rotunda at New Farm Park for their ceremony.
The rotunda was large enough to fit all their guests, and everyone was glad to be out of the rain as they listened to the couple exchange their vows.
After the ceremony, photographer Romana Saeheng provided the couple and their attendants with clear umbrellas for a photo shoot around the flower gardens at New Farm Park and the nearby industrial backdrop of Brisbane Powerhouse.
Contact the team at Elope Brisbane for your totally packaged wedding ceremony.
Coordination Elope Brisbane
Photographer Romana Saeheng
Celebrant Cheryl Landsberry
Stylist Mel and Deb from Miss Weddings

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Micro wedding at Bullocky Rest, Joyner

Even with a combined 50 years experience in the Brisbane wedding industry, the team at Elope Brisbane had not discovered this quiet and peaceful location by Lake Samsonvale.

Jacinta and Ryan decided on a low-key and intimate wedding ceremony with just their immediate families.

Jacinta wore a gorgeous dress by Madi Lane. Her bouquet was hand made by a very clever friend.

Celebrant, Cheryl Landsberry ensured all the legals were taken care of, and photographer Romana Saeheng captured some beautiful moments as the clouds parted to allow a glimmer of golden sunshine to fall on the lake.

Styling was by Miss Weddings.

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Legal wedding in Brisbane

Are you looking to have a simple, legal ceremony? Are you looking to be married soon? Did you know that in Australia, a couple needs to lodge a Notice of Intended Marriage a month before marrying?

One option for a simple and legal marriage is to be married at the Registry Office. For a similar price, you can also be legally married by a civil marriage celebrant.

As of today, Sunday 26th June, the first appointment available at the Brisbane Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages to lodge a Notice of Intended Marriage is July 27 – see screenshot. This means that the first day you could marry is August 27.

Whereas, as a civil celebrant, I am available to meet with you tomorrow evening when you finish work – that’s June 27. You could be married on July 27 – a whole month before the registry office.

Something to think about! 

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Wedding at North Stradbroke Island

Aubrey and James’s guests were treated to a glorious, sunny, winter afternoon for their wedding at North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah). A local kangaroo thrilled the family watching online from the US and UK, as it fed on the lush grass oblivious to the lifechanging moment happening beside it.

The wedding was held 6 years to the day after James and Aubrey first met at Point Lookout, where they were both enjoying the winter beachscape with their respective groups of friends.

When they first met, James noticed that Aubrey was extremely friendly and had a bubbly personality. Aubrey noticed James’s ability to make everyone laugh and that he was always smiling. Soon, they became a couple, and spent as much time as they could with each other.

Fast forward a couple years and they were planning a relaxed and chilled Straddie wedding.

Aubrey wore a boho white dress, and James wore a simple white shirt. Celebrant, Cheryl Landsberry, told the couple’s story and led the couple through their legal vows. Photographer, Romana Saeheng, captured some photos during the ceremony, then took the couple along the foreshore at Point Lookout for some gorgeous photos.

Afterwards, James and Aubrey joined their guests at the club for a celebration dinner.

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Wedding at Cherbon Waters, Burbank

Cherbon Waters is an equestrian centre and wedding gardens on the banks of the Leslie Harrison Dam at Burbank, not far from Capalaba, in Brisbane.

Nathalia and Luiz chose this lush location for their beautiful Autumn wedding.

Nathalia and Luiz first met through their parents – who were very good friends.When they first met, Luiz noticed that Nathalia had the most beautiful smile. As they started chatting, Nathalia noticed that Luiz was funny – he made her laugh a lot.

They exchanged their wedding vows surrounded by family and friends.

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Wedding at Eat Street, Brisbane

Samantha and Bradley had the best little wedding last weekend. They travelled to Brisbane from country NSW with just their immediate family and were married in a simple ceremony by the Brisbane River at Hamilton.

Celebrant Cheryl Landsberry shared the couple’s admiration for each other.

“Samantha: Brad says that you make him feel loved and truly happy with who he is.”

“Brad: Sam says that she looks forward to you returning home from work, and you light up her whole day by walking through the door.”

Awww!

Sam wore a slinky white dress, with hair and make up by An Eye for Style Wedding Hair and Make up.

Miss Weddings styled an arbour with Autumn colours, and the matching bouquet was supplied by Little Miss Flower Shop.

After the ceremony, photographer, Romana Saeheng captured some cute snaps of the couple against the fun backdrops of Eat Street.

The couple  hired a private container at Eat Street for their reception dinner.

What a fabulous concept! Modern, stress-free, and uniquely them.

Thanks to all the team at Elope Brisbane.

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Rainforest wedding at Mount Tamborine

Adventure lovers Rachelle and Brenden found a perfect little spot in the middle of the rainforest along the Curtis Falls walking track at Mount Tamborine for their micro rainforest wedding. Always keen to up their daily step count, the team from Elope Brisbane eagerly took on the challenge.

Surrounded only by their closest family and friends, and the song of cicadas, Rachelle and Brenden exchanged their wedding vows in an intimate ceremony. As they spoke their personally written vows, the couple looked adoringly into each other’s eyes, caught up in the emotion of the moment.

The rainforest needed no decoration, bu stylist Mel from Miss Weddings set up a signing table and two chairs and marked out the ceremony area with some floral arrangements.

Celebrant Cheryl Landsberry told the story of the couple’s first kiss at Southbank, already falling in love on their first date. Photographer Romana Saeheng captured all the ceremony visuals, while videographer Dan Hodgson was on hand to capture the action to share with friends and family from afar.

Bride Rachelle wore a boho crocheted wedding dress, with hair and makeup by Suzie from An Eye for Style. Her bouquet was from Little Miss Flower Shop.

After the ceremony, the couple were transported to their lunch reception at Witches Falls Winery by Steve and Buster from Kandid Kombi. The gorgeous caramel drip wedding cake was by Cakes by Simone.

Another gorgeous wedding day which demonstrated how every couple has their own vision of their perfect wedding day, and with a little planning and the right wedding professionals, your wedding day can be everything you dream of.

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Kangaroo Point micro wedding

Kathleen and Alexander first met in an outback Hospital. Kathleen was a newly hired nurse, and on her first day, an intern wearing a pink dress shirt instantly caught her eye. Kathleen decided that her new job might be pretty interesting.

Not long afterwards, when Alex was relocated to Brisbane, Kathleen followed him, and they set about trying every restaurant on Alex’s rather long short-list.  

Too besotted with each other to wait for international borders to be opened, Alex and Kathleen were married in a simple ceremony by the Brisbane River, surrounded by colleagues and friends. Their families overseas watched on via livestreaming. Celebrant Cheryl Landsberry guided the couple through the legal requirements and listened in as the couple exchanged sweet personal vows. Alex said, “You are the story I’ve always strived to write,” and Kathleen replied with, “You have become my best friend and my safe place.”

After cup cakes created by Cakes by Simone, guests made their way to a city restaurant for drinks while Kathleen and Alex made the most of the soft light before dusk with photographer Romana Saeheng. Styling by Miss Weddings

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Wedding at Redland Bay Golf Club

Elouise and Mitchell were really looking forward to their November wedding at Redland Bay Golf Club, so everyone was thrilled when the day turned out so beautifully.

Elouise walked into the ceremony to Lana del Ray’s “Young and Beautiful” and looked stunning with her silver hair in glamour waves by Blush’d Brides. Elouise looked at her most beautiful in a dress by Exquisite Gowns by Yvonne.
The bridesmaids wore pale blue dresses with silver shoes.
Marriage celebrant Cheryl Landsberry told the story of how the couple first met while working at Woolworths, but both were too shy to speak to each other for the first two years! Luckily, once they started chatting, their connection was easy, and they wanted to spend as much time as possible together.


Photography by Benjamin Prindable.
Videography by Maple and Mist.


Elouise left this review for Cheryl Landsberry Marriage Celebrant;

“Cheryl was amazing! She helped me through planning the most beautiful ceremony for our special day! And was so quick in responding to the many emails of questions I sent 🤣.

We could not be anymore happy with our choice of a celebrant!
Thank you so so much Cheryl!
Our ceremony was perfect!”

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Micro Wedding at City Botanic Gardens, Brisbane

Rhett and Chitra wanted a simple and fuss-free wedding with just immediate family and booked the Wedding Lawn at City Botanic Gardens for their ceremony. They asked the team at Elope Brisbane to take care of all the details.

Mel and Deb from Miss Weddings set up bamboo chairs and draped the bamboo arbour with a white cloth.

Chitra walked down into the ceremony on the arm of Rhett’s step-father, Greg, to Christina Perri’s song, A Thousand Years. Rhett’s mum, Joy, had a tear in her eye when she saw the look on Rhett’s face as he watched his bride arrive.

Celebrant Cheryl Landsberry created a sweet ceremony for the couple, and they signed the certificates with Rhett’s sisters as witnesses.

Photographer Romana Saeheng captured all the magical moments of the ceremony, then took the couple around the Botanic Gardens for a photo shoot amongst the floral landscapes. This photo was amongst the snapdragons in the formal flower garden.

The family then headed off in search of some cool drinks and a long and relaxing lunch.

If you are looking for a short and sweet wedding in Brisbane city, contact the team at Elope Brisbane.

About Your Celebrant

Cheryl is an experienced and organised professional who prides herself on giving attention to every detail of your ceremony.

She endeavours to create a meaningful ceremony which you will remember for the rest of your lives.

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