MEET OUR TOP 6

We had an over whelming response of entries to our first 'Marry Me at Marketta' competition. We thank each and everyone one of you for entering. The decision was a tough one but here we are with our Top 6
It now comes down to a public vote and one lucky couple could win the ultimate wedding day valued at $20,000
Beau and Becki have been together for 9 years now and engaged for 3. The last 3 years have been a challenge for the couple, raiding a toddler and a new born baby as Beau deals with cancer. Their wedding has been placed on the back burning but now that Beau is on the road to recovery, they would love nothing more than to get married. 
Cassia and Rory have been together for 6 years now and engaged for 2. Rory surprised Cassia just a few minutes after baby 'Rango Holiday' was born. They've been on and off planning their wedding ever since then. Although they're proud owners of Tupe Aloha, they'd love to have a party and celebrate with all their friends at Miami Marketta. 
Teagan and Jack have been saving as much as they can for their wedding (whilst also trying to save for their first home), but have been suffering a blow as Teagan's father has terminal cancer. Being a single father majority of her life, and as his only daughter it would mean the world if he was there to walk her down the isle. They would love to get married before he goes and luckily are huge fans of Marketta. 
Courteney and Ethan were supposed to get married in 2018 but then life happened and they welcomed their beautiful son Reagan. Unfortunately Courteney had a traumatic birth and both almost died. The couple are hoping to seal the deal by the end of the year, with plans to grow the family in 2020. Having Reagan involved in the wedding would mean the world to them!
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6 weeks after having their first child Alex was called up to the army and had to move to Canberra for 10 weeks, with little to no contact. The day Nikita was allowed to move down with their son Elijah, Alex proposed. They have been away from their family and friends without any chance to even celebrate their engagement. Alex's nan who is now 80 would love to see them walk down the aisle! 
A poem by Danni & Emma 

"Two mums, with daughters, we're not the norm. Our kids will not feel they will have to conform.

Two lives brought together (at work may i add), to become wives together - Would be just rad. 

Pain and heartache, we've had it all, now is the time to have a ball. 

We have plans for a wedding - festival theme, add music and laughter would be such a scream. 

With family and friends the drinks would flow, when the dancing starts...that'll be a show. 

We could save for years and do as intended, but Miami Marketta would be splendid"