We're getting married!
Jordan & Ellie
06.03.2027
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Ceremony
Bradleys Head
GUEST ARRIVAL FROM 3:00 PM · CEREMONY AT 3:30 PM · Bradleys Head Amphitheatre, Bradleys Head Rd, Mosman NSW 2088
We're beyond excited to have you here — please enjoy a glass of champagne on us while we read our vows and, you know… get married!
We recommend parking at the lower car park to avoid a longer walk (follow directions for Bradleys Head Parking). If you're a fan of a stroll though, it's a lovely downhill walk.
During this part of our day, we ask you please disconnect. We have an incredible photographer taking care of immortalising this beautiful event. Please put your phone down, enjoy your surroundings, have a drink on us, and be in this magical moment ✨
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Reception
San Martin Akuna Bay
5:00 PM – 11:30 PM · 350 General San Martin Dr, Ku-ring-gai Chase NSW 2084
Join us for an evening by the water at San Martin, Akuna Bay — with great food, flowing drinks, heartfelt speeches, and a dance floor that we fully expect to stay busy all night!
As we know this location is quite distant, we have made a bus available to take you from our ceremony to the reception, and back to Sydney afterwards — there are limited spots available, so if you do need a ride, let us know below. We will inform you as soon as possible if a seat is still available for you.
Please note that the restaurant is located within a national park. Uber, taxis, and rideshare services are generally not available for late-night pick-up. If you are planning on relying on your own transport, please ensure all arrangements are made in advance. Unfortunately, we will not be able to assist with transport on the day.
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For more information, please contact us at morbetts@gmail.com
Getting Here
Travel & Stay
Most events will be taking place nearby.
If you're coming from afar…
Welcome to Sydney!
Whether you are travelling internationally or coming from this beautiful land we live in — welcome! We are so glad to have you here.
Please don't miss the chance to explore the city and the surroundings — Sydney is full of natural beauty, as well as many museums, cafes, pubs, shops and many more. Have a stroll at the iconic Bondi Beach, see the scenic Bondi to Coogee route, visit the incredible Fish Market in Pyrmont, or simply sit down for a great cup of coffee in Surry Hills.
Accommodation
If you require accommodation, please do reach out! We can give insights into the best areas where to stay. Contact us at morbetts@gmail.com
Eat & Drink
- White Cockatoo Hotel (Petersham) — a classic neighbourhood pub with great food and a lively atmosphere
- Meat District Co. (Barangaroo) — fantastic Australian steaks, including kangaroo, right on the harbour
- The Grounds of Alexandria — perfect for brunch, coffee, and a wander
- Sydney Fish Market (Pyrmont) — fresh prawns, oysters, fish and chips, and a very Sydney weekend experience
- Marrickville — one of Sydney’s most loved food suburbs, full of independent breweries, bakeries, cafés, and multicultural eateries
- Harris Park — often known as Sydney’s “Little India”, famous for some of the best Indian food in Australia
See
- Sydney Opera House & Circular Quay — iconic and best enjoyed with a walk along the harbour
- Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk — beautiful ocean views, beaches, and swimming spots
- The Blue Mountains — dramatic sandstone cliffs, eucalyptus forests, waterfalls, and some of Australia’s most famous bushwalking trails. It is also where we got engaged, so it is very special to us
- Manly Beach — a relaxed beachside suburb accessible via a scenic ferry ride across Sydney Harbour
- Royal National Park — coastal cliffs, bushwalking trails, secluded beaches, and native wildlife
A Taste of Australia
Australian cuisine is less about one single dish and more about fresh produce, multicultural influences, and spending time outdoors with family and friends.
If you’d like to try some Australian favourites while you’re here, keep an eye out for barramundi, Sydney rock oysters, fish and chips by the beach, meat pies, pavlova, lamingtons, and of course a proper Australian barbecue.
One thing you’ll quickly notice is that Australians love being outdoors. Whether it’s a coastal walk, a camping trip, a beach day, or a barbecue with friends, some of our favourite memories are made outside — which is probably why Jordan and I feel so at home here.
Whether you’re here for a few days or a little longer, we hope you enjoy discovering the city — and we’re so grateful you’ve made the trip to celebrate with us.
The "Good to Know"
Weather
For our international friends: March in Sydney is usually warm (around 25–30°C in the day) and cooler at night (18–22°C). Conditions can change quickly, so keep an eye out for rain.
Transport
Bradleys Head can be tricky to reach via public transport. There is plenty of parking available on site, however we recommend planning your journey in advance if you are not driving.
Dress Code
The wedding dress code is cocktail - we are leaning towards the Australian native flowers colours, but you are most welcome to wear whatever colour you feel most gorgeous in.
After the Day
And lastly… have fun!
We cannot wait to see you and share our joy with you.
Share your moments ✨
We'd love your help capturing all the magic of the day 📸 From behind-the-scenes moments and happy tears to dance floor chaos, candid laughs, and everything in between — please upload your favourite photos and videos so we can all relive the joy together.
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