Update: In light of COVID-19, we wanted to let you know our wedding is going forward as planned. As always, your health and safety are our top priority, and we completely understand if you’re no longer able to attend. Please just let us know as soon as possible.
Update: In light of COVID-19, we wanted to let you know our wedding is going forward as planned. As always, your health and safety are our top priority, and we completely understand if you’re no longer able to attend. Please just let us know as soon as possible.
December 12, 2020
Toowoomba, Queensland
#KeepCalmAndMarryMason
Annika & Timothy
The Venue
Gabbinbar Homestead is a heritage-listed estate in Toowoomba, established in 1866. Sitting on Giabal Country at the highest point of Toowoomba’s range, ‘Gabbinbar’ means ‘beautiful place’ in Gaibal language. In 1880, Gabbinbar became a social hub and place to discuss politics, including Australia’s Federation, before being used as the Governor of Queensland’s summer resort between 1906-1909. It was then occupied May 1942 to July 1943 by the 2/1st Corps Field Survey Company AIF during WW2. The discovery of the first funnel-web spider antivenom also has ties to Gabbinbar through Toowoomba’s 'Spider Man’, Pat Walker, who supplied spiders from its grounds to the Commonwealth Serum Laboratory. Extensively restored in 2011, the Homestead is now renowned for its charming Federation-style architecture and magnificent gardens with groves of Jacaranda, Bunya pine and Moreton Bay fig trees. Annika cried walking up the driveway – yes, it's that beautiful! We hope it takes your breath away, too.
For all the days along the way
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