Margaret River Marriage Office
Micro weddings | Curated Events | Photoshoot Studio
Margaret River Marriage Office
Micro weddings | Curated Events | Photoshoot Studio
We have multiple spaces in the Marriage Office that you can choose as the backdrop to your ceremony. Indoor, outdoor, and even partner venues off-site for those destination elopements in a forest or on a farm. These spaces are a work-in-progress, and constantly evolving. Some couples will add their own flair to their chosen space, so nothing is static!
Three years ago, artist Anita Revel found this leadlight window at a salvage yard, and immediately knew she had her hero piece to create a Wes Anderson space in her Marriage Office. A Wes Anderson-inspired set design is known for its whimsical, meticulously crafted, and visually stunning aesthetics. It creates an atmosphere that is both
When artist Anita Revel found this arched door in a salvage yard in Perth, she knew it would make a very special backdrop for wedding ceremonies and photo shoots. She put on her artist cap, and got to work transforming it into a stunning feature on one of the Marriage Office’s walls. A doorway in
Destination Elopements / Partner venues:
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The Marriage Office works with the elopement destination Margaret River Heartland, for couples loving farm/forest webbing vibes. Home of the Quickie Wedding Day, Margaret River Heartland has become known for beautiful little weddings without the stress. These weddings have the same simplicity of a Marriage Office, but in a beautiful outdoor setting. Another bonus is
The Margaret River Marriage Office coordinates the bookings for Big Love Tiny Chapel — the cutest ever tiny wedding chapel on wheels that floats around the Margaret River region.
Rainbows have long been symbols of hope, promise, and unity, and in the context of marriage, they carry powerful symbolic meanings that reflect the ideals of a lifelong partnership. “Rainbow” medicine is a representation of the commitment between two people — their love comes from two separate places and unites in the middle to create
A sculpture by artist, Anita Revel Did you know LOVE in Auslan is an emoji? 🤟🏻 And that LOVE in Morse code is Di-di | di-dah-di-di dah-dah-dah di-di-di-dah di | dah-di-dah-dah dah-dah-dah di-di-dah. And, as it happens, LOVE in all languages,is all we need 🥰🤟🏻 Go back to the gallery overview