Yes—you can absolutely have a destination wedding anywhere in Australia, and your celebrant can travel with you or meet you there.

Australia has no restrictions on where a marriage can take place, as long as it’s:

  • On Australian soil (or in Australian territorial waters)

  • Safe and accessible for the celebrant and witnesses

  • Not in violation of local council rules (e.g. permits may be required for public spaces)

You can get married on a beach in Byron Bay, on a vineyard in the Barossa, beside a waterfall in Tasmania, or in a backyard in Broome—it’s your day, your way.

A few practical tips:

  • Talk to your celebrant early about travel fees—many are happy to travel, but charges may apply for accommodation or mileage

  • If you’re planning a remote wedding, confirm access, weather backups, and communication with your celebrant

  • Some locations (like national parks) require permits or specific arrival times—check with the local council or park authority