A and S got married at Holey Moley in Fortitude Valley, a crazy golf place which had been a regular date night stop whenever they were in Brisbane. Set inside an old church and black and white on the outside, it was perfect for their aesthetic and loud and playful inside which was perfect for their personalities!

The brief was to have a day that was fun, relaxed, and open to everyone. Guests were encouraged to bring their kids and there was no pressure to keep them still or quiet. The bride had been married before so knew what she was doing. They planned the wedding in a month! “I have ADHD and challenging is what I need to succeed!” she laughed.

The ceremony was officiated by the bride’s best friend and her mum walked her down the aisle. “My dad got to do it last time!” she said. “We also didn’t do a whole lot of posed group photos as we just wanted everyone to be enjoying their time and not having to be airing around and posing. We had no bridesmaids and I had my other best friend as a ‘bridesman’ instead. We had two flower girls, one was my daughter who was 10 at the time and one was my friend who was 26!”

After the ceremony guests ate tacos, played rounds of mini golf, sang karaoke, and used the vintage-style photo booth. They hired the venue from from 1 to 5pm, with food, drinks, activities and prizes included. It made everything super simple to organise.

“Only do what pleases you and your partner”, A concluded. “No one else matters. When you’re old and your memory isn’t what it was you’ll still always have them to look back on. Literally everyone kept saying they had never been to a more fun wedding. You couldn’t wipe the smile off my face the entire day. I was genuinely just so happy and chill.”