Flaxton Gardens
Flaxton Gardens perches on the Blackall Range escarpment at Flaxton — a hinterland icon whose lawns fall away to a view of the entire Sunshine Coast coastline.
Wedding Venues · Sunshine Coast / Noosa, Queensland · Visit in person
The Chapel Montville rises in Helidon sandstone on the village’s Main Street — a soaring gothic-windowed chapel whose wrought-iron tree sculptures and forest light make it the hinterland’s most artistic place to marry.
Ceremonies fill the chapel beneath its great picture window and branch-metal artistry, before confetti exits through the arched sandstone doors and receptions at the adjoining Cupids venue — fairy-light curtains, round tables and seasonal menus of Sunshine Coast produce. Three packages scale the day: ceremony-only, cocktail, or the full eight-hour celebration with canapés and three-course dining. All couples welcome, regardless of faith or gender.
Couples wanting a true chapel wedding with artistic soul — up to 90 guests in Montville’s storybook village.
The sandstone chapel’s window-wall — forest light pouring over the aisle through two storeys of glass.
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Flaxton Gardens perches on the Blackall Range escarpment at Flaxton — a hinterland icon whose lawns fall away to a view of the entire Sunshine Coast coastline.
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