Liam Hemsworth & Gabriella Brooks: Wedding Watch 2026

Liam Hemsworth and Gabriella Brooks have been together since December 2019 — six and a half years, making this one of the most enduring post-divorce celebrity relationships in the current entertainment landscape. As of June 2026, no engagement has been announced. Byron Bay, New South Wales, where the extended Hemsworth family is based, is the consistent venue prediction. Liam’s previous marriage to Miley Cyrus lasted 8 months; this relationship’s longevity suggests a different, more deliberate approach to any future commitment.

By Matt Ward, Editor at Weddings Hub. Pinterest trend data is from Pinterest Business analytics for UK-localised search (April 2026). Byron Bay wedding venue cost data is from Australian wedding industry publication Easy Weddings (2026 edition). Celebrity timeline is based on documented public appearances and Australian entertainment media coverage 2019-2026.

The relationship timeline

Liam Hemsworth’s personal life since his marriage to Miley Cyrus has been substantially less documented than the years of tabloid coverage surrounding that relationship. This is partly by design — he retreated significantly from social media in 2020 — and partly because Gabriella Brooks has maintained a deliberately low profile.

The confirmed timeline:

• December 2019: Liam and Gabriella photographed together in Byron Bay at his family home. This was six months after his separation from Miley Cyrus.
• 2020-2022: The couple divides time between Byron Bay and Los Angeles. Liam films Huntsman: World of Prey (2021) and Several other projects. Gabriella continues modelling work.
• 2022: Both photographed extensively at Byron Bay community events and at the Byron Bay International Film Festival.
• 2023-2026: The relationship continues without significant public drama or media statements. This deliberate low-key approach contrasts sharply with the public nature of Liam’s previous relationship.

Gabriella Brooks was born in 1999 — four years younger than Liam. She studied at Sydney University before her modelling career accelerated. Her public profile is maintained almost entirely through professional work rather than personal social media content.

Byron Bay — the Hemsworth home base

Chris Hemsworth (Liam’s older brother and Thor actor) relocated to Byron Bay with his family in 2019. He built a significant property there and has become one of the area’s most prominent residents. The move sparked a wave of Australian entertainment industry interest in the Byron Bay area.

For a wedding, Byron Bay offers what most celebrity couples seek: natural privacy, controlled access, extraordinary visual backdrop, and an existing Hemsworth family infrastructure.

Byron Bay’s wedding venue landscape:

The Byron Bay area has approximately 80 licensed wedding venues within 30 kilometres. The most relevant for a Hemsworth-scale private event:

• The Farm Byron Bay: An 80-acre working farm with barn ceremonies and paddock receptions. Exclusive hire for a 100-guest event runs AU$12,000-$18,000 (approximately £6,000-£9,000). The aesthetic is precisely the relaxed-luxury farm style consistent with the Hemsworth visual identity.
• Harvest Newrybar: A boutique restaurant and wedding venue in the Byron Bay hinterland. Capacity 60-80. Known for its garden ceremony spaces and locally sourced menus. More intimate than The Farm.
• The Bower Estate: An exclusive-use estate with multiple ceremony locations and accommodation for up to 30 guests. Privacy-optimised.

Compare to the eve Jobs wedding at Estelle Manor in the Cotswolds — the same farm-luxury aesthetic executed in an English setting. UK couples seeking the Byron Bay visual without the long-haul flight have equivalent options in Cornwall, Devon, and the Cotswolds.

The Hemsworth family wedding pattern

Three Hemsworth brothers, three very different wedding situations:

Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky (2010): They married in a civil ceremony in Melbourne in December 2010, followed by a second celebration in Indonesia. Low-key initial ceremony, overseas celebration. Chris and Elsa subsequently made Byron Bay their primary home.

Luke Hemsworth and Samantha (2007): Luke married his long-term partner before the family’s Hollywood profile elevated. The wedding was in Melbourne, private, no media coverage.

Liam and Miley Cyrus (2018): The family farmhouse in Franklin, Tennessee. 30 guests, one day, no pre-announcement. Miley’s choice of location and format — Liam’s input on scale and privacy is consistent with the Hemsworth family pattern.

A future Liam Hemsworth ceremony with Gabriella Brooks would almost certainly follow the family pattern: small, Australian, visually beautiful, announced after the fact. For a comparison of how different celebrity couples manage wedding announcements, see the Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco wedding breakdown and our analysis of the Zendaya and Tom Holland wedding predictions.

Gabriella Brooks — bridal style prediction

Gabriella Brooks has an Australian-model aesthetic: relaxed, natural, sun-lit. Her public appearances favour flowing dresses, natural fabrics, minimal jewellery. She is not a maximalist.

For a wedding dress, the most consistent predictions from Australian and UK fashion editors:

Grace Loves Lace: An Australian bridal label known for relaxed bias-cut lace and silk gowns. The brand has dressed several Australian celebrities in recent years and is widely distributed in the UK market via concessionaires in London and Manchester. Price range: £1,200-£3,800.

Rebecca Vallance: An Australian designer with a London presence (Mayfair showroom). Her aesthetic — structured but relaxed, sophisticated rather than formal — is consistent with Gabriella’s public style. Wedding gowns from £2,500.

Camilla and Marc: Australian contemporary fashion label with bridal-adjacent pieces. Not a specialist bridal label but produces occasion dresses entirely suitable for a relaxed outdoor ceremony.

For UK brides inspired by the Australian boho aesthetic, the meadowcore floral wedding trend and the botanical maximalism tablescape guide both cover the natural abundance aesthetic that defines Byron Bay-style weddings. The elongated stem bouquet trend — tulips, anthuriums, calla lilies in loose arrangements — is directly borrowed from the Australian boho aesthetic.

What Australian wedding aesthetics mean for UK brides

The Australian wedding aesthetic has been one of the most significant import trends in UK weddings since 2021. Its key elements:

Outdoor everything. Australia’s climate allows outdoor ceremonies as a default rather than a risk. UK couples adopting this aesthetic either commit to a covered outdoor structure (pergola, stretch tent, market canopy) or choose a venue with an integrated indoor-outdoor flow. Our marquee weddings UK guide covers the UK infrastructure equivalent.

Eucalyptus foliage. Australian floristry uses native foliage — eucalyptus, protea, banksia — as structural elements rather than filler. UK florists began importing these in volume around 2020. They are now available through most UK wholesale florists. Eucalyptus arch installations cost £400-£1,200 from UK florists compared to £600-£2,000 for traditional flower arches.

Barefoot and relaxed. The Byron Bay cultural norm is: formal but not stiff. Suits without ties, dresses rather than gowns, bare feet on grass for ceremony photographs. UK adoption of this standard has been slower — British wedding culture retains more formality — but it is growing, particularly among under-35 couples.

Sunset-timed ceremonies. Australian outdoor weddings are timed to the golden hour. UK couples adopting this aesthetic push ceremony times to 5-6pm in summer to catch the equivalent light quality.

The feasting table. Long communal tables rather than round banquet tables. Single-flower arrangements at intervals rather than centrepieces. This format is now standard in UK barn and countryside venues — our mixed-pattern table linens guide covers the 2026 tablescape version.

For venue research for a UK barn wedding with an Australian outdoor aesthetic, see the barn weddings UK trend guide and the best micro-wedding venues UK for smaller outdoor venue options.

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FAQ

Are Liam Hemsworth and Gabriella Brooks engaged?

No official engagement announcement has been confirmed as of June 2026. The couple has been together since December 2019 and has been photographed extensively together in Byron Bay. Neither party has commented on marriage plans.

Who is Gabriella Brooks?

Gabriella Brooks is an Australian model, born 1999, signed to IMG Models. She appeared in campaigns for Reformation and various Australian fashion brands. She grew up in Sydney and studied at Sydney University before moving to Los Angeles. She and Liam Hemsworth met through mutual friends in Australia in late 2019.

Where would Liam Hemsworth and Gabriella Brooks get married?

Byron Bay, New South Wales, is the most consistent prediction among entertainment journalists. Both the Hemsworth family and Gabriella’s social circle have strong Byron Bay connections. Liam’s brother Chris Hemsworth lives in Byron Bay — the area has become a de facto Hollywood-in-Australia hub.

Has Liam Hemsworth been married before?

Yes. Liam Hemsworth married Miley Cyrus in December 2018. They separated in August 2019. The divorce was finalised in January 2020. The relationship had been on and off since they met filming The Last Song in 2009.

What is the Hemsworth family’s wedding history?

Chris Hemsworth married Elsa Pataky in 2010; they held a second celebration in Indonesia. Luke Hemsworth married Samantha before the family’s Hollywood profile elevated. The Hemsworth pattern is: private Australian celebration, outdoors, with a small extended family group and a later public announcement.

What style would Gabriella Brooks choose for a wedding dress?

Gabriella Brooks’s public aesthetic is relaxed Australian luxury: natural fabrics, minimal styling, golden-hour photographs. For a wedding, this points toward a relaxed bias-cut gown, possibly from Australian designers such as Rebecca Vallance or Camilla and Marc, or the destination-bridal label Grace Loves Lace.

What Australian wedding trends are reaching UK brides?

Australian wedding aesthetics — outdoor boho ceremonies, eucalyptus floral arrangements, barefoot beach ceremonies, and the relaxed no-schedule format — have been trending strongly in the UK since 2022. UK Pinterest searches for ‘Australian wedding aesthetic’ increased 340% between 2022 and 2026.