You can take the girl out of Australia... Margot Robbie serves COCO POPS as dessert and a pizza main to her wedding guests as she celebrates marriage to Tom Ackerley

By Chloe-lee Longhetti and Jody Phan and Kristy Johnson For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 00:55 GMT, 20 December 2016 | Updated: 08:19 GMT, 20 December 2016

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She married her longtime partner Tom Ackerley on Monday afternoon.

And according to the Northern Star, Margot Robbie's favourite dishes were on offer at her intimate wedding.

Breakfast cereal Coco Pops - known as Cocoa Krispies in the USA - was reportedly served for dessert, in what is no doubt a very unusual offering.

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That's unusual: According to reports, Margot Robbie had Coco Pops as dessert at her 'secret wedding' to beau Tom Ackerley (seen recently)

A source said the star skipped the traditional wedding cake, and instead set up bowls, milk and cream around the dance floor, for guests to indulge in the chocolate treat.

The news outlet also reports that pizza and BBQ was the theme and that 100 guests attended the affair at Coorabell, near Byron Bay in her native Australia.

A short drive west of Byron Bay town centre, the venue boasts stunning country charm.

A happy bride: The news outlet also reports that pizza and BBQ was the theme and that 100 guests attended the affair at Coorabell, near Byron Bay in her native Australia

She's a fan! Coco pops is a popular chocolate breakfast cereal

Wedding bells! The pair are seen here last year

The idyllic spot is surrounded by lush mountains, making it the perfect hideaway for A-list couples.

The interior boasts mahogany wooden floorboards and holds a rustic charm, while the exterior features acres of greenery and a stunning rectangular pool.

Bedrooms in the luxurious abode feature antique charm, with wood panelling and draping of fabric from the curtains to the bedhead.

Fairytale: A private property in Coorabell, in the Byron Bay Hinterland, is the perfect spot for a private wedding

Ornate furniture and intricate detailing in the overall aesthetic gives an old-worldly charm.

Decadent rugs feature in the spacious hallways of the abode, adding an element of warmth to the otherwise cool space.

Ensuring there's a style to meet all, other rooms in the manor hold a cleaner and more simplistic design.

White wooden walls take centre stage, while touches of old world charm are still featured in the form of antique leather chairs and gilded mirrors.

Old-worldly charm: Bedrooms in the luxurious abode feature antique charm, with wood panelling and draping of fabric from the curtains to the bedhead

Versatile: Another room in the luxury abode features clean white wooden walls, and touches of old luxury

Taking a step outside the luxurious abode, a sprawling lawn is complete with a rectangular pool.

A paved pathway leads to a set of ornate gates, with picturesque views of the hinterland.

Several sun chairs line the pool, while a teepee features at the back.

Haven: Taking a step outside the luxurious abode, a sprawling lawn is complete with a rectangular pool

A venue previously thought to host the A-list nuptials was Harvest Newrybar, also a short distance from the Byron Bay town centre.

Harvest delivers the best of both worlds, with lush farmlands as well as Byron Bay's picturesque beaches a short distance away.

While other guests have kept a low profile on social media, it is thought a friend of Margot's posted a secretive snap of an intimate beachside location set up for a wedding.

Margot and Tom have been dating for three years after meeting on the set of the World War II drama Suite Française in France.