It was important to Ashton and Joshua, who met through a friend, that their dream of having an open air wedding reception on the Sunshine Coast was realised. Even though Covid-19 has presented additional challenges, with a little – well actually, a lot – of help from their vendors, they were able to pull it off. They even say they wouldn’t change a thing. 

After their ceremony at Point Perry, they and their 60 guests went to Sunshine Coast wedding venue, Twin Waters Golf Club, for an evening under the stars.  

Bride, Ashton, shares her experience planning and executing her Sunshine Coast wedding during the Covid-19 crisis… 

Why He’s The One

I never believed in soul mates until I met Josh. He is my absolute world and the best dad to our son Jaxon. I wouldn’t want to do life with anyone else.

Memorable Moments

Seeing each other for the first time when I arrived to the ceremony was the most emotional moment of the day. I’ll never forget the moment they declared us husband and wife. Looking back, I’d change nothing at all. The day went the way it was supposed to.

We were on a short family holiday in Melbourne and Josh asked me if I would like to go up to the highest tower in the southern hesmisphere, The Eureka Skydeck. Knowing I’m not great with heights, I was a bit hesitant, but agreed. He proposed to me while overlooking Melbourne and our year old son was with us. Very special moment.

Wedding Secrets 

Biggest splurge: Personalised honey jars for our guests, and of course my dress. 

Best money-saver: Getting our cake dressed by a friend. 

Planning resources: Pinterest + Cloud Nine Weddings

Wedding dress: Marilyn Crystelle Bridal 

Groom’s suit: Tarocash

Groom’s shoes: Suits Direct

Page boy’s outfit: H&M 

Honeymoon: Unfortunately due to the COVID lockdown our honeymoon was cancelled three times. Thailand, Tasmania and oreilleys rainforest retreat were on the cards. 

Wedding budget: $20,000

Actual cost of wedding: $28,000 

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Photographer + videographer: Tawny Photography + Film | Venue + catering: Twin Waters Golf Club | Wedding planner: Cloud Nine Weddings | Flowers: Jabula Roses + The Flower Collective | Cake: Cake Yard | Favours: Meant To Bee Honey Favours Makeup: Erin Fedele | Hair: Hair Love Unite | Decorating + styling: Cloud Nine Weddings | Entertainment: Paul Collier DJ | Celebrant: Suzanne Riley Marriage Celebrant | Wedding night accommodation: Novotel Twin Waters Resort 

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One of the hinterland’s longest standing venues, the iconic venue still flaunts some of its original colonial structure in the historical homestead. Set on acreage, the property now has all the mod cons for comfort as well as charm. Flaxton Gardens is known for its fabulous food and the ultimate romantic setting for a wedding on the range.

Ceremony Spaces

The Gardens

Flaxton Gardens is famous for its incredible views all the way to the coastline, which provide the perfect backdrop for the wedding ceremony where you want to feel like you’re a world away from the everyday. There are multiple options –the more country feel complete with charming windmill, or the uninterrupted clean views.

The Gazebo

For a more intimate ceremony, the Restaurant Gazebo is a quaint option, which is well protected. This is a lovely option for an elopement.

Wet Weather Option

If wet weather arises, the Barrel Room allows complete confidence your ceremony will go ahead as planned.

Reception Spaces

The Winery

Recently renovated, the Winery at Flaxton Gardens remains the most popular space for a wedding at Flaxton Gardens. Couples love the rustic elegant vibes with plenty of space for up to 350 guests. Sit-down dinner or cocktail receptions are on offer. The Barrel Room is the foyer to the Winery and is an ample space for guests to chill out in comfort.

The Restaurant

Light and bright, the Restaurant dining room is perfect for a more intimate wedding of up to 60 guests. Your guests will appreciate the fine dining with menu designed by chef and owner, Alan Thompson and the restaurant’s head chef. The pair take their inspiration from the wealth of fresh produce available in the hinterland region.

Photo Ops

At Flaxton Gardens

Onsite at Flaxton Gardens, there is a photo op with every turn of the head. The Gazebo can be utilised as both a ceremony spot and a sweet space to have photos. Make sure to take a stroll in the vineyard for some sweet shots. Of course you can’t go past the views of rolling hills over the hinterland all the way out to the ocean and Moreton Island.

Nearby

The Sunshine Coast hinterland is lousy with pretty places your photographer will definitely have already scoped out. The iconic One Tree Hill is always a popular spot to take photos with the backdrop of the Glass House Mountains, there are pretty gardens galore, there’s even a secret tree-lined driveway that all the local photographers seek out to get the perfectly lit shot.

In the Evening

Take a moment to have a sneaky photo under the festoon lights outside under the expansive sky. On a balmy night, with a light breeze coming up over the hinterland hills, you won’t find a more romantic setting.

For more information on weddings at Flaxton Gardens, get in touch with their professional wedding team.

Images by Quince + Mulberry Studios, Luke Middlemiss Photography, Studio Impressions Photography, Jennifer Oliphant Photographer, Tracey Beard

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If you’re looking for the perfect venue for your Sunshine Coast wedding, you need this in your life, girl!

Our digital guide to the very best the Sunshine Coast has to offer venue-wise is in its second run and now we have even more Sunshine Coast wedding venues to share with you! 

Don’t Book Your Wedding Venue Without This 

We’ve gone ahead and grilled each and every venue about all the ins and outs of what it means to book with them for a wedding ceremony and/or reception. From years of talking to brides and grooms about what they want to know before booking their wedding venue, we have definitely asked questions of them you wouldn’t have even thought of. 

“Not being from the Sunshine Coast it gave us a comprehensive list of locations and allowed us to compare apples with apples. This made what could be a very overwhelming process a quite straight forward one. Thank you!” – Melissa Weatherley 

From minimum/maximum numbers and price range to wet weather options and availability of a kids menu to noise restrictions and whether or not there’s space for a dance floor – seriously, we got super nosy about it! Then we compiled it all into one easy-to-navigate individual profile on each venue. At a glance, you will know if the venue you’re coveting ticks all your boxes. 

“It was extremely helpful, the descriptions of each venue gave me a very good indication of what vibe our wedding would have. From there we checked out a few places, and confirmed The Lakehouse for our wedding ceremony and reception.” – Kylie Schoemaker

Pretty + Functional 

From the pages of your digital guide, which is downloadable and able to be accessed on any device, with just one click you can call your dream venue to make an appointment, navigate using Google Maps, and find out more information from their website or find an online menu. 

We’ve made it super easy for you to narrow down your choices by location by creating four helpful sections – Noosa, Hinterland, Coastal (Caloundra to Rainbow Beach) and Marquee Events (the ultimate mobile venue you can pick up and place anywhere!) 

“We are still narrowing our field of choice, however the information you provided has meant we do not have to spend so much time looking up every venue for ourselves and inquiring after something that does not fit the brief of what we are after.” – Jeaniene Wakefield

What’s Included 

Each Sunshine Coast wedding venue is extensively reviewed over four pages and covers details, such as… 

• Pricing
• Minimum and maximum numbers
• Sample menus
• Cuisine descriptions, photos + style of menu available 
• All in one wedding venue options, so your guests don’t have to travel in between the ceremony and reception
• Package option inclusions
• Small wedding and elopement options
• Wet weather back up options 
• Service and flexibility details
• Accommodation options onsite or nearby
• Relaxed pre-dinner drinks area your guests can enjoy while you’re having photos taken
• Photographs of other weddings held at the venue
• Styling best suited to the venue
• Opening and closing times
• Noise restrictions
• Band or musician suitability
• Dance floor options
• Wedding day exclusivity policy
• Special dietary requirement information
• What the venue is famous for

And of course there are plenty of beautiful images that show all aspects of each venue. 

“The indicative inclusions, costs and descriptions generally helped me know what each venue had on offer and if it would suit our needs.” – Rebecca Reitano

Ready to find your perfect Sunshine Coast wedding venue? Stop the wedding planning overwhelm today – get your copy of Sunshine Coast’s Best Wedding Venues 2019 Edition, curated by The Bride’s Tree, for just $12.99. 

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One thing I always order when I come up for dinner is one of your delicious espresso martinis. Your bar staff sure know where it’s at. Which cocktail do you think is the best on the menu?  

My personal favourite is the Chilli and Coconut Margarita, however I have to be honest there is nothing better than one of our Mango Daiquiris with the calamari and a rocket salad on a hot summer’s day.

Chloe, I understand Bistro C is a family business. When your family gets together, do you all cook together?

Yes it is a family business and surprisingly we actually all work very well together, however I have to be honest, most of the cooking is done by mum, you just can’t beat her food, I don’t think I have ever had a bad meal that she has made. She does the best succulent pork roast with crispy pork crackling, soft potatoes that are cooked in chicken stock and parsley, roast pumpkin, parsnips, purple carrots and creamy cauliflower. It’s actually making me hungry thinking about it!

 

My sister’s favourite is her crumbed chicken, served with iceberg and cucumber salad and slow cooked potatoes. The secret ingredient though is the lemon and mayo she serves it with. I know it sounds simple, but her flavours and cooking is so spot on that she can make something so simple taste like heaven.

How was Bistro C born? And what does the “C” stand for?  

It’s funny, a lot of people ask what the C stands for. It’s bistro by the sea, ‘Bistro C‘. I believe it originated around 1998 when they felt Diloz’s needed a revamp, to modernise the restaurant to fit in with the look at the time. Mum has always been a big believer in keeping up-to-date – actually in front I should say – of current trends and fashions… It’s one of the many reasons that keep all our long-standing clients coming back. 

Go on, Chloe, make us jealous – what are you having for lunch today? 

Coconut chicken salad – snow pea tendrils, asian herbs, shredded womb, marinated tofu, cucumber, toasted cashews, crisp noodles, nuoc cham dressing.

What would you say to a bride and groom looking for a Noosa wedding venue with amazing food?  

Our weddings are spectacular, the venue and views speak for themselves.

 

Images by Megan Cullen, Nick Evans.

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Being big fans of Maleny, Coorparoo couple Lauren and Damien chose our Sunshine Coast hinterland for their destination wedding. They couldn’t go past the view at Weddings at Tiffany’s, so they held their ceremony in the chapel and stayed on site for photos and reception.

Lauren says their getting married was inevitable, “We knew very early in our relationship that we would get married. We were very lucky to be able to plan our wedding together and make sure it was the right celebration for us.”

Wedding Planning 

“Working full time and studying meant we had very little time to spend on wedding planning. We had a good idea of what we wanted for the day so this made it easier to look for inspiration when we did have the time. We found most of our inspiration on Pinterest but also some research on websites or Google images.”

Wedding Venue

“We spent a lot of time in the early part of our relationship on the coast so Maleny was always a great place to spend time on the weekends. We have always loved the view of the glasshouse mountains so when we were looking for Wedding venues we knew very early that we would love to get married up there.

The three most important things for us on our day was to have good food, good people and a good atmosphere. We chose Weddings at Tiffany’s for the spectacular view, the amazing food and the professionalism and attention of the staff.”

The Music

“The band was also fantastic. They had most of the room up and dancing from the second song and kept the energy up through both their sets to make sure everyone stayed there. They had a great mix of songs from different eras to make sure there was something for everyone and were very accommodating in allowing us to choose our own playlists.

We had harps playing while walking down the aisle but didn’t have a reception entrance or first dance as we were enjoying the afternoon with our guests very soon after the ceremony.”

The Photos

“We made sure to choose a photographer that made us feel very comfortable during our photos and the band to make sure we had plenty of dancing and good vibes.”

Images by Wildflower Weddings & Portraits

Wedding Secrets

Biggest splurge: The band

Best bargain: The wedding dress bought from a formal boutique instead of a wedding store.

Bride’s dress: Julie-Ann Boutique Buderim

Bride’s accessories: Mostly family jewellery

Bride’s Shoes: Julie-Ann Boutique Buderim

Bridesmaids’ dresses: Julie-Ann Boutique Buderim

Bridesmaids’ accessories: Family Jewellery

Groom’s attire: Remy Fashion

Groomsmens’ attire: Remy Fashion

DIY: Welcome sign, menus and favours

Honeymoon: Byron Bay

Number of guests: 80

Wedding budget: $40,000 

Stayed on budget? Yes! 

Congratulations Lauren and Damien! Enjoy your trip to Italy in October and buying your first home! 

Photographer: Wildflower Weddings & Portraits | Florist: Tiffany’s Flowers | Caterer: Weddings at Tiffany’s | Cake: Coast Creations | Transport: Mystic Mountains Tours | Makeup Artist: Belle Cridland Makeup | Hair Stylist: Kooshka Hair | Entertainment: Hanlon Brothers | Stationery Supplier: Bluebird Invitations | Gift registry: MYER Gift Registry | Celebrant: Tim Abbott Marriage Celebrant| Wedding Night Accommodation: Spicers Tamarind Retreat

Thank you for supporting our A-List Vendors, who helped Lauren and Damien create their dream Maleny wedding day… 

Learn more about… Wildflower Weddings & Portraits + Tiffany’s Flowers + Weddings at Tiffany’s

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Bre and Alex kept their 16-person bridal party a tight knit group of family and old school friends. With the people closest to them standing by their side, they celebrated their union in a garden wedding at Sunshine Coast hinterland wedding venue, Flaxton Gardens. 

In a religious ceremony, led by another relative – the bride’s uncle and celebrant, Tom Heasley, they vowed to be together as one forever in front of their 200 guests. As one of the Sunshine Coast’s venues with the largest capacity, they were able to have a sit-down wedding reception in the winery venue’s famous Barrel Room. 

Bre says she wanted to keep the theme of the day simple, focusing on the floral arrangements by Willow Bud as the focal point of the ceremony and reception. 

Before they danced the night away, the pair joined their bridal party and photographer fromFigtree Wedding Photography on a short tour of the hinterland. Their wedding photos are to-die-for, and of course include the coveted money shot at our iconic One Tree Hill. 

“The theme we had in mind was simple, classy and elegant. We wanted the styling to be centred around our floral arrangements.”  “Christian values mean a lot to Alex and I and our faith in God is probably what makes us work together.”  “My Bridesmaids were all involved in the planning, but especially  my mum and sister who came to every dress fitting and wedding shopping. I was constantly sharing wedding ideas with the girls and they were always happy to help out.”

Wedding Secrets

Biggest splurge: My dress

Best money-saver: My Aunty did our makeup 

Bridal gown: Karen Willis Holmes Paddington, $4500

Accessories: Pandora earrings, Georgina Lux Bracelet  $180

Shoes: Carvela Kurt Geiger – David Jones $120

Bridesmaid dresses: Babushka Ballerina (Two Birds Tulle Ball Gown) $400 

Bridesmaids’ accessories: Lovisa $70

Groom and groomsmen’s suits and shoes: Suits – Peter Jackson $370
 Shoes – Connor $80 

Rings: Michael Hill Jewellers

DIY: We made our own table numbers and decorated the menus with string and fresh rosemary as well as the children’s colouring books.

Number of guests: 200

Wedding budget: $35,000

“Flaxton Gardens did an amazing job with the catering, we had an alternate drop menu for our entree and main meal. Our wedding cake for dessert with ice-cream. Our main meals were lamb and chicken.”

Photographer: Figtree Wedding Photography | Videographer: Michael Kelly Films | Florist: Willow Bud | Venue + Catering: Flaxton Gardens | Cake: Tome Maroochydore | Bombonnieres: Nutella | Makeup Artist: Karyn Loughlin ( Bride’s Aunty) | Hair Stylist: Sass & Niki’s Wedding Hair | Rentals: Fairy Light Curtain | Stationery Supplier: Lulu Letterpress | Gift registry: Myer Gift Registry | Celebrant:  Tom Heasley ( Bre’s Uncle) | Wedding Night Accommodation: Sofitel Noosa Pacific Resort

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The Surf Club Mooloolaba is home to Mooloolaba Beach Events. The absolute waterfront location is the ideal location for those looking for a beachside venue where you can walk to and from some of the Sunshine Coast’s most stunning beach and park ceremony locations.

One of the best offerings from the venue is the option to hold your ceremony inside and still have the incredible outlook of the beach beyond the floor to ceiling glass windows.

Recently refreshed, the interior of the venue is neutral to suit any theme. Beachy vibes do particularly well in this space, as does Pantone’s Colour of the Year – Greenery, as seen in these images by Ben Connolly Photographer at Mooloolaba Beach Events. The crisp white and lush green of the fern leaves are on-trend and perfectly suited to the Sunshine Coast.

I’m not drooling, you’re drooling! Fresh seafood and tender meat dishes plated up to perfection… these would do the MKR chefs proud!

 Casually elegant is the best way to describe this Mooloolaba wedding venue with many options for dining from canapes to family feast style. 

Photography: Ben Connolly Photographer | Venue: Mooloolaba Beach Events/The Surf Club Mooloolaba | Makeup: PureEnvi | Hair: Altered Images | Suit: Suits Direct | Decorations: Beedazzled Events | Florals: Magnolia Grove

Thank you for supporting our A-list Vendors, whose work can be seen above…

Learn more about… Mooloolaba Beach Events + Suits Direct + Magnolia Grove

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It’s a new year beautiful brides, so what better way to kick off brand new bridal inspiration than with a seriously gorgeous wedding at a favourite Maleny wedding venue, Weddings at Tiffany’s | was the dream venue for Senior Research Assistant, Marie, and Engineer, James.

The bride and groom’s classic style, steeped in tradition failed to overshadow their quirky personalities. Having bonded over their mutual love of Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings when they first met about five years ago, they wanted to sneak some of their geek love into the day. 

For their ring box, of course a nod to Lord of the Rings was a must, and in a creative feat the couple used pages from Harry Potter books to fashion their petal cones for each of their guests at the ceremony. Holy adorable, right?! 

Not stopping there with the pop culture references, the whole male side of the bridal party wore superhero socks, and in another cute-as-a-button DIY effort, the couple spent hours making place cards with some of their favourite song lyrics and love quotes on the back. Aww! 

Marie and James wanted a Christian ceremony in the Tiffany’s chapel overlooking the Glass House Mountains, and a reception to follow that really wowed their guests. Nothing wows like this Maleny wedding venue with pretty grounds and a view to die for. 

I’d say this couple planned and executed a pretty darn perfect wedding, which ticked all their boxes and spoke to them as a couple. I mean, these images by Dream Bella Photography  make the love and happiness pretty darn apparent… 

“The Tiffany’s staff at our rehearsal the day before made me so calm and confident that they would be able to handle everything and all I had to do was turn up. There was nothing for me to do but have a glass of wine by the fire and enjoy the moment.”

“James and I are both quite traditional and wanted to be married in a Christian ceremony. We were fortunate to have a family friend marry us in our venue of choice. We wanted to have the most beautiful venue as a starting point to an amazing day and I think we achieved with Tiffany’s.” “We work together on all our tasks and are accepting of all the little quirks we have. We share the same interests and values and are just simply best friends.”

  “We were engaged for 18 months. James had been working in Emerald for about seven months, where we only saw each other once every few weeks. On a Sunday morning when he was back in Brisbane, James took me out to watch the sunrise over Manly harbour. He got down on one knee just as the sun started to rise. Celebrations had to be put on hold though when I had to take him to the airport just after lunch.” 

Wedding Secrets

Biggest splurge: The venue was the biggest splurge, but it was so worth it. We wanted a venue that would make our guests go wow and Tiffany’s delivered.

Best money-saver: We saved on our music by keeping a string duo for the ceremony and canapes and switched to an iPod for the reception.Bridal gown: Jack Sullivan Designs

Bridal gown: Jack Sullivan Designs

Reception gown: White Lily Couture

Accessories: Fletcher and Grace

Shoes: Shoes of Prey

Bridesmaid’s dresses: Belladonna Bridal

Bridesmaid’s accessories: White Lily Couture

Groom’s and groomsmens’ suits and shoes: MJ Bale

Rings: Robert White Jewellers

DIY: James and I handmade all our ceremony programs, and we made petal cones out of pages of Harry Potter Books for the ceremony. We also hand-wrapped the bombonniere (in brown paper and tied up with string – we love The Sound of Music.) We used the bombonniere as our place cards and we put an individualised love quote from one of our favourite books or songs on the back of each guests name tag.

Honeymoon: Tasmania

Number of guests: 78

Wedding budget: $45,000

Who paid: My parents made a significant contribution to the cost of the wedding venue and accommodation for the bridal party. Other than that, James and I paid for the wedding.

“As most sunshine coast brides will know the weather can be a little unpredictable up on the moment. It was very important that the venue would be able to accommodate all types of weather. We had a bit of rain on the day but it really added to the romantic and mystical theme of the day. I honestly did not even notice it.” Photographer: Dream Bella Photography | Venue + catering : Weddings at Tiffany’s | Florist: Tiffany’s Flowers |  Cake: Chocolate2Chilli | Bombonnieres: The Soap Bar, Maleny | Transport: Mystic Mountain Tours | Makeup and hair: VIP Bridal Beauty | Stationery: Bluebird Invitations | Entertainment: Sweethearts Music | Dance Instruction: Dancecorp | Wedding night accommodation: Spicers Tamarind Retreat

Thank you for supporting our A-list Vendors, who helped create Marie + James’ dream Maleny wedding… 

Learn more about…  Weddings at Tiffany’s +Tiffany’s Flowers + Chocolate 2 Chilli + White Lily Couture

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Brisbane couple Brigitte and Will were working in the same shopping centre when they caught one another’s attention across the foodcourt. When Brigitte told her best friend she thought he was cute, she cheekily slipped him Brigitte’s number! Obviously this was a ballsy, yet fateful move, as the pair were married in a gorgeous Noosa River wedding four years later. 

When planning their wedding, Brigitte’s first priority was getting the perfect dress, and she had her eye on one particular dress by Australian designer, Anna Campbell. After flying to Melbourne to get her hands on the coveted designer’s gown, all the other wedding planning fell into place. Scouring Pinterest, The Bride’s Tree (of course!) and paying close attention to the portfolios of her chosen Sunshine Coast wedding suppliers, Brigitte was swift to lock in her favourites for her October wedding in Noosa. 

The official part of the day kicked off with a ceremony at Maison La Plage, one of Noosa’s most popular outdoor wedding ceremony locations. This space makes perfect sense when natural finish wooden decor is used to blend in with the superb natural surroundings. Knowing this,Cloud Nine Weddings brought their experience to the occasion with their styling, and providing a drinks station for the comfort of the couple’s 53 guests. The natural wooden ceremony arbour was accented with a pretty pastel floral arrangement by Magnolia Grove Flowers. 

The day flew by in a whirlwind, so the moment the newlyweds sat down to devour their delicious meals at their Noosa River reception venue, Noosa Boathouse, was a big highlight as it was time to finally relax and enjoy the moment, and finally being married! 

One of our all-time fave Sunshine Coast wedding photographers, Karen Buckle, was there to capture every special moment. “The day before the wedding, my bridesmaids and myself had a failed tan, the best man had a motorbike prang and the bride broke out in a head to torso rash. Luckily, the wedding day was absolutely perfect.”   “Our celebrant, Suzanne Riley, really made our ceremony special. We knew that October was a busy month for weddings, so as soon as we found a supplier we loved, we immediately booked them and it all worked out really well. “  “Our bridal party photo shoot took place at Maison la Plage Grove, the boardwalk at Noosa Heads, the rocks on the beach leading out to the ocean and in front of Boathouse, our reception.”  “I bought Will a watch to wear on the day and Will bought me a diamond bracelet to wear. I bought my bridesmaids their own perfume for the day, plus a bridal survival kit. Will bought his groomsmen engraved cutthroat shavers and an overnight bag.”   “We have so much respect for each other and our goals, we always try to see the lighter side of things and make each other laugh every day.”

Wedding Secrets 

Biggest splurge: Wedding dress and videographer

Best money-saver: DIY wedding favours 

Bridal gown: Anna Campbell

Accessories: Swarovski 

Bridesmaid dresses: Sheike 

Bridesmaids’ accessories: Wore their own bracelets

Groom’s and Groomsmens’ suits and shoes: Suspenders from Urbbana, shirt from Ralph Lauren, pants from David Jones, bow tie from Otaa and shoes from Hype

Rings: Michael Hill Jewellers 

DIY: We made our own wedding favours – a lucky bamboo in a milk bottle.

Honeymoon: Due to the stage of Will’s career and my university schedule, we have postponed our honeymoon until next year. We did have a few days at Noosa after the wedding though.

Number of guests: 53

Wedding budget: $30,000

“We had the most amazing food, our guests still rave about it. We had chef-selected canapés, then our guests could order their choice of entrée (pork belly with crab salad, Morton Bay bug with Mooloolaba prawns or thai beef salad) and main (braised beef with potato, macadamia crusted barramundi or roast chicken) and our wedding cake was dessert.”

Photographer: Karen Buckle Photography | Videographer: Wrapped Up Media | Wedding Planner: Cloud Nine Weddings | Florist: Magnolia Grove Flowers | Caterer: Noosa Boathouse | Cake: Cloud Nine Weddings | Transport: Noosa Woody | Makeup Artist: Sally Townsend Makeup Artistry | Hair Stylist: Coastal Style Mobile Hairdressing | Entertainment: RockinUWild | Stationery Supplier: The Paper Empire | Celebrant: Suzanne Riley Marriage Celebrant | Wedding Night Accommodation: Seahaven Noosa Resort 

Thank you for supporting our A-list Vendors, who helped make this gorgeous Noosa wedding happen… 

Learn more about…Noosa Boathouse + Karen Buckle Photography  + Magnolia Grove Flowers + Sally Townsend Makeup Artistry + Coastal Style Mobile Hairdressing + Cloud Nine Weddings + Suzanne Riley Marriage Celebrant

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Recently Weddings at Tiffany’s opened their doors to welcome all engaged couples to experience the sheer loveliness of this amazing Sunshine Coast hinterland wedding venue. The day of beauty and class that ensued was captured by talented local photographer, Jennifer Oliphant. 

A dreamy collection of Sunshine Coast wedding vendors put together a mock wedding that blew everyone’s socks off. If you weren’t able to make it to the Open Day, never fear, as we have the best of the day’s alluring elegance to share with you today. 

Floral arrangements by Tiffany’s Flowers, the venue’s own in-house florist. 

Local bridal couture designer Judy Copley’s incredible textile creations made an appearance at the fashion show.

Hair by Kashmiah Hair, makeup by Louise Henzell Makeup Artist. 

Weddings at Tiffany’s offers both indoor and outdoor dining. The exquisitely styled reception table you see here in the courtyard overlooking the mountains was constructed by Simply Style Co. 

I know you’ll want to learn more about Weddings at Tiffany’s, and happily we have previously published a detailed venue review, answering every question on the tip of your tongue right now. 

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