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Weddings at the registry

Weddings at the registry can be simple and fuss-free, stylish and elegant. They are also very affordable.

We offer an elegantly decorated venue in the heritage-listed old Government Printery at 110 George Street, Brisbane City near the Botanic Gardens. Our marriage room is large and gracious, and can accommodate 50 guests. We also provide a marriage celebrant.

The venue is easily accessed from nearby streets and parking facilities are located within walking distance. Wheelchair access is also available.

Significant dates such as Valentine’s Day prove popular choices with couples and are usually booked out quickly.

Ceremony times

Monday to Friday: 9.45am to 11.45am; 2.15pm to 3.45pm.
Saturday: 10.00am to 4.30pm.
(excluding public holidays)

Feel free to contact us to arrange a visit to our venue and find out more about our wedding services. We look forward to helping make your day special. Contact 07 3224 7414 for all wedding enquiries or email BDMWeddings@justice.qld.gov.au.

Courthouse weddings

Many regional courthouses conduct weddings too. Find out more about courthouse weddings.

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