Day of Toowoomba

28/09/2021

Destination wedding tourism could be big business for the Toowoomba region.

03/09/2021

*saves for vows* 💍

03/09/2021

29/06/2021

BREAKING: Parts of Queensland will go into a three-day lockdown after cases of COVID-19 transmission were detected in the community.

From 6pm today until 6pm Friday 2 July, residents in the local government areas of Townsville, Palm Island, Brisbane, Ipswich, Logan City, Moreton Bay, Redlands, Sunshine Coast, Noosa, Somerset, Lockyer Valley, Scenic Rim and Gold Coast can only leave home for one of these four reasons:

1. To buy essentials such as groceries or medications
2. Work or study if you can’t do either from home
3. Exercise in your local area (with no more than one person outside of your household)
4. Healthcare or to provide help, care or support

Cafés, pubs and restaurants will be open only for take away or home delivery.

Visitors at private homes are limited to two.

Funerals are allowed up to 20 people, while weddings are allowed up to 10 people, including the celebrant and witnesses.

Wear a mask when you leave home.

To keep our most vulnerable safe, aged care, correctional centres, hospitals and disability service providers will close to visitors.

The restrictions will be reviewed on Friday morning.

These measures are tough, but they are important to keep Queensland safe.

BREAKING: Parts of Queensland will go into a three-day lockdown after cases of COVID-19 transmission were detected in the community.

From 6pm today until 6pm Friday 2 July, residents in the local government areas of Townsville, Palm Island, Brisbane, Ipswich, Logan City, Moreton Bay, Redlands, Sunshine Coast, Noosa, Somerset, Lockyer Valley, Scenic Rim and Gold Coast can only leave home for one of these four reasons:

1. To buy essentials such as groceries or medications
2. Work or study if you can’t do either from home
3. Exercise in your local area (with no more than one person outside of your household)
4. Healthcare or to provide help, care or support

Cafés, pubs and restaurants will be open only for take away or home delivery.

Visitors at private homes are limited to two.

Funerals are allowed up to 20 people, while weddings are allowed up to 10 people, including the celebrant and witnesses.

Wear a mask when you leave home.

To keep our most vulnerable safe, aged care, correctional centres, hospitals and disability service providers will close to visitors.

The restrictions will be reviewed on Friday morning.

These measures are tough, but they are important to keep Queensland safe.

01/04/2021

WEDDINGS: Lockdown lifted but some restrictions remain 💒

Until 12 noon Thursday April 15, additional measures are in place to ensure these special events are celebrated safely.

You can have the usual number of guests: one person per 2m², or 200 people - whichever is greater.

While the bridal party doesn’t need to wear masks, guests do - although they can be taken off for photos 📸

Dancing is allowed at weddings for all guests.

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work together to stay safe.

02/10/2020

Very exciting news this morning that guests can enjoy canapes and beverages standing from 4pm today and dancing from November 1 💃

NEW ROADMAP: Today we’re releasing a new roadmap to easing restrictions for October, November and December 👇👇👇

• From today, you can have a drink or meal at your local without sitting down. 🍺
• Dancing will return to weddings from November 1. 💃
• The roadmap is set for the NSW border to reopen.

Our strong health response means we can get on with Queensland’s economic recovery plan.