Beach wedding, country wedding, resort or private property – you can have your tipi wedding almost anywhere on the Sunshine Coast. Here are 12 times we felt the tipi magic. Click any image for more details.

Above image by Shae Estella Photo.

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Abby and Josh’s Noosa wedding overlooked the Noosa River, making for a stunning backdrop as they said their vows. Making their way to their reception meant just a matter of mere steps to where they and their guests could relax, enjoy the sunset and dine on a delectable meal from one of Noosa’s premium Hastings Street restaurants. 

Rickys Restaurant & River Bar is the ultimate Noosa dining experience, and a picturesque, elegant setting for your Noosa wedding. It’s the perfect Noosa wedding venue for small weddings, right up to 130 people for a sit-down dinner.  A la carte menus are seasonal using both local and imported premium ingredients sourced for their taste and uniqueness. There are three and four course menu options to be enjoyed before the mesmerising backdrop of the Noosa River. 

Now, lovely news about this – you absolutely have the option of having both your ceremony and your reception more or less in one place, because the very pretty Quamby Park is right next door, and is a perfect place to say your vows. 

Images by Karen Buckle Photography

Photography: Karen Buckle Photography | Venue: Rickys Restaurant & River Bar| Styling + flowers: First Class Functions | Dress: Karen Willis Holmes 

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From an outdoors-in vibe to rich decadence with a vintage feel, there are countless ways to truss up your wedding reception table setting to give your wedding something a little bit unique. 

The team at Beedazzled Events have proven they can create any kind of style with the space and decor on hand. They took one table, one set of chairs at one venue, Top of the Hill in Maleny, and designed four equally beautiful, yet completely different tablescapes fit for a wedding reception. 

Images by Ben Connolly Photography. 

Forest Dining

Greenery hung from the chandelier,  the reception table setting laden with tree trunk candle holders, rustic bread parcels tied with string and yet more greenery. The forest indoors has nature meeting high end style with gold-rimmed plates and crystal glassware. 

Vintage Decadence 

Overlooking the rolling hills of the Sunshine Coast hinterland, a cosy scene awaits. Snug amongst the faux fur throw, indulging in a grazing plate with a cheeky drink in hand… This just might be what heaven looks like.  Indoors the opulence continues with suede tablecloth setting amidst the plush decor of Top of the Hill. Brass vases and candleholders alongside crystal with rich berry tones and royal purple give a vintage feel for the wedding reception table setting. 

Drifting Together

Coastal vibes with tassled runner and driftwood candleholders, alongside a classically beach colour of aqua in comfy cushions and charger plates for the table settings. 

Lavender Daze

Forget “fresh as a daisy”, lavender teamed with white blooms and greenery alongside natural wood decor makes for  crisp outdoor wedding reception styling.  The tablescape is grounded with a hessian runner, and employs other natural elements, like the centrepieces of pillar candles in large vases and bowls filled with stones and tiny succulents. 

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Everybody loves a dessert that never ends. 

4. Giant Jenga! 

Hours of fun can be had with this oldie, but goodie. 

3. Hire an amazing DJ. 

This is imperative. Nothing kills a wedding like a dud DJ, so make sure you get an awesome one that will keep you all twerking till dawn. 

pete & kristy vid 1.0 from Aaron Duncan on Vimeo.

2. Definitely get a photo booth. 

If you’ve not experienced a photo booth before, you don’t know what you’re missing. There are PROPS and COSTUMES, it’s creative and it’s basically a hands-free selfie. What’s not to love? 

And the number one way to have a super fun wedding…. 

1. Choreograph your first dance with a compilation of hip hop and RnB music utilising different forms of dance, mime and lip-synching, and involve your entire bridal party. 

Obviously. 

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