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Weddings at the registry

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The Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages offers an elegant and affordable wedding service.

Our wedding room is located in the heritage listed former Government Printery at 110 George Street, Brisbane, near the city botanic gardens. The room is large and gracious and can accommodate up to 50 guests.

Significant dates such as Easter Saturday prove popular choices with couples and require early reservation.

Booking a wedding
Everything you need to know about booking a wedding at our registry or your local courthouse.

Wedding day
What to expect on your wedding day.

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View photos of our wedding room.

Weddings at our Brisbane Registry are simple, stylish, elegant and affordable. Please email us or call us on 1300 366 430 to book an appointment to inspect our wedding room.

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Last reviewed 27/08/2009

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