On their wedding day, surrounded by their closest friends and family, Jordan and his bride celebrated the beginning of their forever at Secret Garden Estate, Mount Tamborine. Set amongst lush natural surrounds, the venue perfectly reflected their vision for a day that felt relaxed, personal, and deeply connected to the outdoors.
Inspired by sunsets, nature, and the feeling of gathering loved ones for an elevated afternoon of drinks and dinner, their wedding was warm, vibrant, and effortlessly heartfelt.
The bride wore the Lucille gown in white, a romantic floral design that felt perfectly suited to a garden wedding. With its delicate floral detailing, flattering silhouette, and playful leg split, the gown brought together elegance and ease in a way that felt completely her.
From meaningful family details to sunset-inspired styling, their day was filled with personal touches that beautifully reflected their story.
WHO PROPOSED AND HOW?
Jordan proposed during their 10-year anniversary weekend away, with a beautiful afternoon picnic by Lake Weyba near Noosa. Surrounded by nature and the calm of the water, it was a thoughtful and romantic moment that marked the beginning of their next chapter together.
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A BIT ABOUT YOUR RELATIONSHIP
Their story began in high school, after spending years in different year levels and catching glimpses of each other from afar. Just before Jordan graduated, he finally found the courage to speak to her, and from there, the two instantly hit it off.
WHERE DID YOU GET MARRIED?
The couple celebrated their wedding at Secret Garden Estate, Mount Tamborine, a beautiful setting surrounded by nature and perfectly suited to their relaxed garden-inspired celebration.
WHAT INSPIRED YOUR WEDDING STYLING OR AESTHETIC?
“We both love being outside in nature and watching the sunsets, so the wedding style reflected this,” the bride shared.
The couple wanted the day to feel relaxed and welcoming, almost as though guests were arriving at their home for an elevated afternoon of drinks and dinner. Their colour palette was inspired by the tones of a sunset, with vibrant florals bringing warmth and colour, while the bridesmaids dresses and groomsmen suits reflected the twilight blue of the evening sky.
To make the day feel even more personal, they included thoughtful details that reflected the things they love. Guests enjoyed tiramisu for dessert, a handful of wedding cars added character to the day, the bride wore a family heirloom wedding band, and their celebrant was a close family friend.
Jordan also designed all of the couple’s graphics and printed pieces, including a commemorative tea towel featuring icons of activities, places, and memories that are meaningful to their relationship.
TALK US THROUGH YOUR DRESS:
“At first, I didn’t know what kind of style I wanted, so I tried on a bit of everything,” the bride shared.
Everything changed when she tried on a gown with floral details. “I fell in love. It was perfect for a garden wedding and tied in with the wedding style being centred around the outdoors.”
The bride chose the Lucille gown in white, a romantic design that felt both beautiful and true to her. What made Lucille stand out was its floral detailing, fun leg split, and the way it made her feel comfortable and completely herself.
WHAT WAS THE BEST MOMENT FOR YOU AT YOUR WEDDING?
While the day was filled with beautiful memories, one of the bride’s favourite moments happened after the wedding party portraits. The couple went offsite to a lookout for their Mr and Mrs photos and managed to sneak in a few quiet minutes together, simply sitting side by side and watching the sunset.
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