Top wedding venues in Victoria

Coombe Yarra Valley is a historic estate in Coldstream, established in 1909 as the private home of Australia's beloved opera star, Dame Nellie Melba. Set among seven acres of gardens originally designed by William Guilfoyle, it stands as one of the region's most cherished Yarra Valley wedding venues, wrapping every celebration in a century of story.

Couples can exchange vows outdoors beneath the sprawling canopy of the estate's Majestic Oak, or within the sculpted hedges and pencil pines of the Italian Garden. Receptions move into the Main Dining Room, where floor-to-ceiling windows frame the gardens, and a dedicated dance floor sits ready for up to 150 guests.

Beyond the day itself, Coombe brings a genuine sense of place: a restaurant serving seasonal menus, a cellar door pouring estate-grown wines and Melba gin, and manicured grounds dotted with century-old oaks for portraits. Melba's historic home and art collection add a rare, cultured backdrop to the celebration.

Poet's Lane Receptions sits on a plateau in the Dandenong Ranges at Sherbrooke, framed by mature gardens, perimeter sequoia trees and seasonal foliage, with direct access to Sherbrooke Forest from the property. It is a garden setting built for a single celebration at a time — the venue hosts just one wedding each day, so the grounds and rooms belong to you and your guests alone.

Couples can exchange vows two ways. The chapel seats up to 160 beneath spectacular stained-glass windows that wash the room in natural light and colour, lit further by three crystal chandeliers; it also doubles as the wet-weather ceremony space. Outdoors, the garden gazebo sits under European trees, with an aisle that can lead past a waterfall, over a bridge or under an oak, finishing beneath a fairy-lit archway.

From ceremony the day moves to an elegant dining room that overlooks the gardens, where Poet's Lane is known for its food and warm hospitality. The venue's planners and coordinators work alongside you to shape the running of the day, curating the details so the celebration unfolds without fuss.

Established in 1851 and set within heritage-listed Eastern Park, the Geelong Botanic Gardens are among Victoria's oldest botanic gardens and a multiple winner of the Wedding Industry Awards Ceremony Location category. Managed by the City of Greater Geelong, the gardens blend mature trees, rare and unusual plantings and manicured lawns into one of the region's most cherished garden wedding venues in Victoria.

Couples choose from a number of distinct ceremony lawns, each hired for exclusive use so only one event runs at a time. Smaller lawns such as the Rose Garden Lawn suit intimate gatherings, while larger lawns like the Bunya Lawn and the 21st Century Garden accommodate up to 150 guests. Bookings are made through the council's online enquiry form, and each hire includes chairs and a signing table.

The gardens are a beloved backdrop for wedding and family photography, which needs no booking for personal occasions. To keep the setting natural, music comes from acoustic or battery-powered devices and marquees and confetti aren't permitted; receptions are held off-site, with plenty of Geelong waterfront and city venues close by, and the Visitor Centre offers shelter if the weather turns.

Lyrebird Falls sits within the lush, evergreen forest of the Dandenong Ranges at Kallista, a short drive up the hills from Melbourne. Towering trees, lush ferns and running streams set the tone for the whole day, giving couples a genuinely green, sheltered backdrop rather than a conventional function-room setting.

The venue hosts only one event per day, so you and your guests enjoy exclusive access to the grounds and dining room from ceremony through to reception. That single-wedding model, paired with an award-winning team of on-site wedding coordinators, is what the venue leans on to keep the day relaxed and personal for parties of up to 120.

Couples can marry three ways on the property — in the garden, beneath the ornate gazebo, or inside the chapel — before moving to the refurbished dining room, which opens onto views of the surrounding ferns and ranges. With flowers, menus, a wishing well and canapes already folded into the package, most of the styling is handled in-house so there's less to coordinate elsewhere.

Marybrooke Manor is a National Trust-listed, Tudor-style guesthouse built in 1940, set on an eight-acre estate on the edge of the magical Sherbrooke Forest in the Dandenong Ranges. Towering trees, manicured gardens and the warmth of a historic manor give couples a setting that feels both grand and tucked away, roughly 36 km from Melbourne's CBD.

Ceremonies can be held outdoors on the gazebo lawn or under cover in the indoor chapel, while the heritage drawing room offers a characterful backdrop for photography. Receptions move into the Old English-style function room, which seats up to 100 guests, and the estate's gardens and nearby forest reserves provide a natural gallery for portraits.

The property's 20 four-star guest rooms mean couples and their guests can stay on-site before and after the celebration, with in-house breakfast included. Dining is handled by the venue's own restaurant, with Sherbrooke and Olinda menu options, and packages range from all-inclusive weddings to intimate micro-weddings for 25 to 40 guests, ceremony-only bookings and DIY venue hire.

Set on six acres at the gateway to the Yarra Valley, Chateau Wyuna pairs mature gardens and heritage buildings with the kind of rustic, natural setting that suits couples who want their photos taken among trees rather than in front of a marquee. The estate holds only one wedding per day, so the grounds, the coordination team and the whole property are yours from ceremony through to the final dance.

Ceremonies can be held in four distinct spots — two indoors and two outside — giving you options whatever the season. There is a heritage-listed chapel that is around 120 years old for those who want a traditional indoor setting, an outdoor Garden Terrace, and an intimate waterfall corner for smaller gatherings. The original 1920s Log Cabin and other heritage structures dotted through the gardens add character throughout the day.

Receptions are handled through all-inclusive packages that bundle the ceremony, a five-hour reception, three courses and beverages, along with styling touches such as menus, place cards, centrepieces and cake cutting. A dedicated coordination team looks after the planning, and the two main reception rooms scale to fit both larger celebrations and more intimate weddings. Accommodation is not on site, though there are options nearby in the surrounding Yarra Valley area.

Set at the foothills of the Yarra Valley in Eltham, Ballara Receptions is a private garden estate that hosts just one wedding a day, so couples enjoy complete privacy and exclusive use of the grounds. The picturesque property pairs the convenience of a Melbourne location, roughly 22 km from the CBD, with the scenery of a Yarra Valley-style celebration.

The estate offers six ceremony locations across its gardens, lake and bushland, from a romantic Victorian gazebo to a peaceful lakeside jetty and an elegant on-site chapel. The gazebo-and-lake setting comes with white garden Americana chairs provided, while the chapel is fully decorated with a built-in sound system, heating and air-conditioning for year-round comfort.

Receptions move into the ballroom, a large open-plan space with a central dance floor that seats from around 60 up to 160 guests. With manicured gardens, a tranquil lake and natural bushland on hand for photography, plus in-house planning support, Ballara keeps the ceremony, portraits and reception all in one secluded setting. It sits comfortably among Victorian garden wedding venues for couples who want greenery without leaving Melbourne.

Seasons 5 Resort is Melbourne's premier destination for large, all-inclusive weddings, combining the elegance of a resort setting with the convenience of everything in one place. Just a short drive from Melbourne CBD, the venue offers beautiful ceremony locations, spectacular reception spaces, on-site accommodation, and resort facilities, creating a seamless experience for you and your guests.

Designed with grand celebrations in mind, the impressive Grand Ballroom can accommodate up to 500 guests and features crystal chandeliers, a spacious dance floor, and state-of-the-art audiovisual facilities. It is perfectly suited to Indian, Asian, Middle Eastern, and multicultural weddings, with the flexibility to honour every tradition and celebration style.

Unlike many wedding venues, Seasons 5 offers a complete resort experience. Guests can stay in comfortable accommodation, enjoy a meal at the on-site restaurant, relax in the day spa, or make use of the indoor heated pool and fitness facilities. Whether you're hosting a one-day celebration or a multi-day wedding event, everything is conveniently located in one destination.

The Perch is a restaurant, winery and gardens set deep in the wild Otway forest at Lavers Hill, just off the Great Ocean Road. Old-growth rainforest walking trails, resident koalas and evening glow worms give this hinterland estate a genuinely enchanted sense of place, making it one of the more distinctive wedding venues on the Great Ocean Road.

Couples can exchange vows in the picturesque gardens, embraced by old-growth forest and native birdsong, then move to versatile reception spaces with both indoor and outdoor options. A dedicated coordination team looks after table and room styling, sound and every detail on the day.

Menus are custom modern Australian, crafted by the on-site chefs from the finest local produce sourced through nearby farmers and fishers, and paired with wine and cocktails from a skilled bar team. Kitchen gardens of native berries, fruits and herbs and the surrounding forest views round out the experience.

Set on a picturesque 14-acre property in Warrandyte South, described as the gateway to the Yarra Valley, Riverlea Estate is a reimagined wedding and events venue that pairs a working winery with modern, state-of-the-art facilities just outside Melbourne.

Couples can choose from several ceremony settings across the grounds — The Green, a manicured garden lawn seating up to 80 guests; the adaptable Marquee Chapel for up to 140 seated; and The Arbour, an elevated outdoor spot overlooking the estate and vineyard for smaller ceremonies. The vineyard, first planted in 1982, provides a natural backdrop throughout.

Receptions are hosted in The Melva Room — named after the founders' late mother and featuring a lofted ceiling, Aurora chandelier and a skylight above the dance floor — seating up to 350 guests, while the homestead's Apple Blossom Room suits more intimate gatherings. Dedicated Bridal Suite and Grooms Homestead spaces give the wedding party a private place to prepare.

Set on an estate surrounded by acres of working vineyard at Coldstream, Vines of the Yarra Valley pairs beautifully manicured gardens and magnificent rose beds with a modern, elegant clubhouse. The result is a single vineyard setting that carries couples from an outdoor ceremony through to a reception under the stars, about 38 km from the Melbourne CBD.

Ceremonies are held outdoors among the gardens and vineyard, with panoramic views across the valley and mountain ranges as a backdrop. Multiple picturesque ceremony areas and an outdoor courtyard dance floor mean the day can move naturally from vows to celebration without leaving the grounds.

The main reception room seats 140 guests and holds up to 150 for a cocktail-style event, with flexible layouts that include a dance floor. Its sophisticated, understated rustic-glam styling and floor-to-ceiling views let couples scale from intimate gatherings to larger celebrations while showcasing estate-grown wine and fresh, local produce.

This historic working farm seamlessly combines rustic, farmhouse-style aesthetics with a modern, elegant renovated barn, manicured lawns, and a vibrant front bar courtyard space. Catering to everything from short micro-weddings to extended 8 hour grand celebrations of up to 150 guests, the versatile property features multiple stunning ceremony backdrops and a fully set-up, undercover wet-weather ceremony marquee for total peace of mind.

Designed for ultimate flexibility, the venue empowers couples with complete DIY and BYO freedom alongside comprehensive, built-in value and professional support. Clients benefit from dedicated planning meetings, an expert on-day coordinator, and a dedicated night manager to ensure everything runs flawlessly from start to finish. With extensive furniture inclusions, optional in-house bar services, and a proudly pet-friendly policy, every detail is tailored for a stress-free milestone.

Beyond the main event spaces, guests can easily extend their celebrations by staying in ten luxury on-site glamping tents, offering a peaceful overnight retreat complete with an outdoor bonfire or cozy indoor fireplace. Rocklea Farm also serves as an inspiring, picturesque alternative for Geelong corporate functions, workshops, and milestone birthdays, swapping bland function rooms for a truly refreshing and unforgettable countryside experience.

Set across 140 acres of gently undulating hills, rolling green pastures and tranquil vineyards, Dromana Estate is a rural winery wedding venue tucked among trees on the Mornington Peninsula, roughly an hour from Melbourne. The estate's varied scenery ranges from vineyard outlooks to a heritage-listed homestead framed by a century-old Weeping Elm.

The estate hosts weddings across two large event spaces — the recently renovated Stables (seating up to 70, or 150 cocktail-style) and the Museum (seating up to 200, or 300 cocktail-style).

Couples choose Dromana Estate for its all-inclusive packages with no hidden costs, professional event coordination and catering by professional chefs, showcasing shared feasts, canapes and plated mains made from quality local produce alongside estate wine.

Set across a 20-acre property on the edge of Gembrook in the Yarra Ranges, Forest Edge offers a scenic estate that feels a world away without straying too far from Melbourne. The setting leans into its bushland surrounds — terraced gardens open to the landscape, floor-to-ceiling windows frame the ranges, and photography locations sit within easy reach across the grounds.

Ceremonies can take place in the terraced gardens, elevated and open to sweeping views, with a French-inspired indoor space kept as a weather contingency. Receptions move into a dining room framed by floor-to-ceiling windows, while the wine bar adds exposed oak beams, cathedral-height ceilings and a stone fireplace. The venue seats up to 120 guests for a three-course dinner and holds up to 150 for a cocktail-style celebration.

Packages are built to feel effortless: menus use fresh, locally sourced ingredients across formal three-course or canapé and grazing formats, and beverage service runs for five hours with wines, tap beer and cider, soft drinks and juices. An experienced team guides couples through planning and delivery, and on-site boutique rooms — with luxe ensuites and private balconies overlooking the gardens and ranges — let the celebration carry into the following morning.

Set across a sprawling estate of rolling hills, working vineyards, olive groves and established gardens near Geelong, Mount Duneed Estate offers couples a genuine winery-wedding setting on Victoria's Surf Coast doorstep. The property brings ceremony, reception, cellar door and accommodation together in one place, so a whole celebration can unfold without guests needing to travel between sites.

Ceremonies are typically held among the olive trees, with an indoor option and a clear marquee close to the main venue as a weather-proof alternative. Receptions move into the Barrel Hall, an industrial space lined with wine and cider barrels, overhead lighting and a generous dancefloor, while the adjoining Vineyard Room offers a smaller setting with views over the vines.

Mount Duneed Estate runs all-inclusive wedding packages covering menu customisation — cocktail, sit-down or shared dining — alongside a five-hour beverage package featuring the estate's own wines. With eight one-bedroom vineyard pods on-site and a cellar door open to guests, couples and their party can settle in and celebrate across the day and night.

Set on 62 acres of working farmland and native Australian greenery, Emu Bottom Homestead is recognised as the oldest homestead in Victoria, first established in 1836 by George Evans. Just outside Sunbury on the Macedon Ranges fringe, the heritage estate offers couples a relaxed, regional setting within easy reach of Melbourne.

At the heart of the property is The Woolshed, originally built in 1854 from rough-hewn red gum slabs. It features a large stone open fireplace, exposed timber beams and a striking 'starry sky' lighting installation overhead — a romantically rustic space for receptions shared over a hearty meal with family and friends.

Beyond the barn, The Homestead's sprawling lawns and manicured gardens provide the backdrop for outdoor ceremonies and photography, and suit under-sky and marquee-style celebrations. Weddings at Emu Bottom are managed by Emu Bottom Homestead.

One of the most striking beach wedding venues in Victoria, Port Melbourne Yacht Club is an iconic coastal address that has stood on the foreshore since 1889. Just minutes from the CBD, it trades city bustle for the serenity of the bay, with floor-to-ceiling glass that opens directly onto a deck built out over the water.

Inside, an open-plan interior pairs modern furnishings with a light, contemporary aesthetic, letting the beach and the horizon do the decorating. The result is a versatile blank canvas that suits both intimate ceremonies and larger celebrations, framed on every side by spectacular views across Port Phillip Bay.

The waterfront setting invites guests to feel the light beach breeze and savour cocktails at sunset, surrounded by the calm of the ocean. Catering is delivered by the Atlantic Group's kitchen, curating ambitious, seasonal menus tailored to the couple, so the food matches the drama of a celebration held right at the water's edge.

The Baths is a beachfront restaurant set right on Sorrento's front beach, one of the most naturally scenic beach wedding venues in Victoria. Perched on the sand of the Mornington Peninsula, the restored pavilion looks straight out across the sheltered waters of Port Phillip Bay, pairing coastal calm with an easy, unhurried sense of celebration for couples marrying by the water.

Inside, sliding glass windows and open fireplaces frame the bay, while two deck areas open directly onto the beach. The decks flow out for pre- and post-ceremony drinks, an alfresco private dining space, or a way to spread the celebration outdoors, so the room and the shoreline blur together as guests move between water's edge and warm interior.

The venue hosts weddings and functions year-round with in-house food and drinks, giving couples a single relaxed coastal setting for ceremony, reception and everything in between. Because it faces the sheltered front beach rather than open surf, The Baths offers the rare combination of a genuine beach wedding with the comfort and shelter of a permanent, fully serviced restaurant pavilion.

Perfectly placed by Melbourne's iconic St Kilda Beach, Encore is a modern waterfront venue set within the St Kilda Sea Baths on Jacka Boulevard, boasting spectacular views over Port Phillip Bay. As one of the standout beach wedding venues in Victoria, it pairs sleek contemporary interiors with an outdoor terrace that opens directly onto the sand.

Expansive floor-to-ceiling windows draw the bay and beachfront panoramas indoors, while custom-designed spaces and operable walls create seamless transitions and flexible layouts. Whether an intimate gathering of 50 guests or a grand celebration, Encore scales gracefully, seating up to 400 or hosting up to 700 guests cocktail-style with a built-in dancefloor at the heart of the room.

Ceremonies can be held indoors year-round, with the option to upgrade to a stunning rooftop terrace ceremony during the summer months. Two private bridal suites, in-house event coordinators, bespoke packages and award-winning catering menus round out the offering, delivering a stress-free celebration against the perfect backdrop of Port Phillip Bay.

Set at 1 Great Ocean Road, RACV Torquay Resort ranks among the most polished beach wedding venues in Victoria, an award-winning five-star property perched where the surf coast meets the world-famous drive. Ocean and golf-course views frame every space, and Torquay's celebrated beaches sit just beyond the door, making it a natural choice for a relaxed yet refined coastal celebration.

The showpiece is the Great Ocean Road Ballroom, a light-filled, pillar-less room wrapped in floor-to-ceiling windows that seats up to 220 guests or hosts 410 for cocktails. It opens onto the Great Ocean Road Terrace overlooking the golf course and Port Phillip Bay, and can divide into the smaller Rincon and Winkipop rooms for more intimate gatherings.

Ceremonies take place on the Great Ocean Road Terrace or Foyer, the Spring Creek Terrace, or on nearby beaches, with packages including chairs, aisle runner, signing table and a personal coordinator. Guests stay in 92 luxurious rooms, unwind at One Spa, and dine across the resort's restaurants, with a championship par-71 golf course completing the weekend.

Among beach wedding venues in Victoria, few carry the pedigree of The Continental Sorrento, the seaside town's most famous landmark since 1875. Set on Ocean Beach Road near the Mornington Peninsula's shoreline, this heritage-listed precinct blends 19th-century character with refined coastal glamour, hosting Sorrento weddings of every size from intimate gatherings of 20 to grand celebrations of 200.

The venue's spaces span Art Deco grandeur and breezy seaside light. The Grand Ballroom dazzles with polished wooden floors and extravagant chandeliers, while Halcyon Hall, the largest room, frames the Sorrento foreshore through lofty windows and opens onto the Sunset Terrace. Built-in dancefloors, microphone and lectern, and projector-and-screen setups make each room celebration-ready.

The Continental is designed for the whole wedding journey under one roof: pre-ceremony drinks, ceremony, reception, late-night dancing at the Barlow speakeasy, on-site accommodation and a next-day recovery event. With 108 rooms at the adjoining InterContinental, dedicated wedding coordinators, menu tastings and coastal photography spots nearby, couples and guests can settle in and stay.

Among beach wedding venues in Victoria, Saltwater Phillip Island holds a genuinely rare position: it is built out on the jetty at Beach Crescent, Newhaven, with 270-degree water views overlooking the entrance to Westernport Bay. The venue describes itself as Victoria's newest beach wedding venue, marrying a love of the ocean with quality house-made local produce.

The setting does much of the work. The running tide rushes beneath the building, shifting from high to low every six hours to create ever-changing scenery, while the eastern entrance, Westernport Bay and the Phillip Island Bridge frame the horizon. Couples may spot the occasional seal floating by or waves breaking on the sand bar during their celebration on the water.

As a coastal bar, cafe and restaurant, Saltwater combines its dining pedigree with a relaxed atmosphere and food and drinks to match. The team's stated ambition is to put Phillip Island on the map as a food and wine destination, and wedding packages are available on enquiry via the venue's wedding enquiry form.

Riverstone Estate sits on 75 acres in Coldstream, at the heart of the Yarra Valley wine region, where a storybook bluestone homestead built from reclaimed century-old Oregon timber rises above rolling vineyards. The estate enjoys breathtaking 360-degree views across the Yarra Ranges, making it one of the most scenic Yarra Valley wedding venues for couples seeking a sense of place and occasion.

Ceremonies and receptions centre on the Bluestone Room, a versatile blank canvas with soaring ceilings, dazzling chandeliers, a bluestone fireplace and an exclusive private bar. The room seats up to 70 guests with a dancefloor or hosts up to 120 for cocktail-style celebrations, while an outdoor terrace welcomes guests for pre-dinner drinks against the mountain backdrop.

The experience is built around world-class food, the estate's own award-winning wines and those sweeping valley views. An alfresco bar shines through summer and a cosy foyer fireplace warms cooler months, while abundant blooms, flickering candlelight and music transform the space into something elegant, warm and truly memorable.

Perched among working vineyards with green lawns and mountains beyond, Zonzo Estate is a winery, restaurant and dedicated wedding venue in the heart of the Yarra Valley. It is one of the most picturesque Yarra Valley wedding venues, pairing sweeping vineyard views with the relaxed, generous spirit of an Italian country estate.

Couples can exchange vows in The Cappella, an architecturally striking chapel, or outdoors on The Grounds with vineyards and mountains as a backdrop. Receptions move into the elegant main restaurant or the more intimate Stables, and the estate seats up to 180 guests across its spaces.

The heart of Zonzo is its Italian trattoria cooking, from wood-fired pizza to house-made pasta, served alongside the estate's own wines and prosecco. With festoon-lit outdoor areas, golden-hour photography among the vines and a dedicated wedding coordinator, every celebration feels effortlessly warm.

Balgownie Estate is a luxury wine-country destination in Yarra Glen, spanning over 75 acres of vineyards, lush gardens and sweeping valley vistas. It is one of the most complete Yarra Valley wedding venues, combining a working winery, restaurant, cellar door, boutique accommodation and day spa on one estate.

Couples can exchange vows against a backdrop of rolling vines before celebrating in one of the estate's elegant reception rooms. The Melba Room and Anderson Room each host up to 180 guests cocktail-style, with flexible traditional, feasting and cocktail styling to suit intimate gatherings or larger celebrations.

With 70 rooms and suites on-site, many with private balconies and valley views, wedding guests can stay the night, while Restaurant 1309 serves estate wines and modern-Australian dining and the on-site day spa offers relaxation before and after the day.

At The Heads is a waterfront restaurant perched on the water's edge at Barwon Heads, looking out over the mouth of the Barwon River, the iconic bridge and the Bluff beyond. It sits within the Geelong & Bellarine region, and with its spectacular views, food and endless photo opportunities, it makes a naturally scenic setting among the beach wedding venues in Victoria.

Couples can choose from several ceremony options, including outdoor spaces by the beach and grassy areas overlooking the jetty, or an indoor spot under the venue's exposed beams. The main dining room features warm timber and ample glass, with views taking in the Barwon Heads bridge and the Bluff, while bi-fold doors on the northern and eastern sides open the space onto the water and the deck.

The kitchen focuses on modern Australian cuisine with an emphasis on fresh seafood, served as sit-down or canapé-style receptions. Fairy lights are strewn between the restaurant rafters for a canopy of twinkling light, and winter weddings bring open fireplaces, candles and plenty of atmosphere.

Grown over two decades from a weathered barn and stables into one of the region's most cherished destinations, Stones of the Yarra Valley is shaped by its history and by the landscape that surrounds it. Vineyards, open views and century-old oak trees frame a setting where timeless elegance meets quiet intimacy, making it one of the most sought-after Yarra Valley wedding venues.

Couples exchange vows in The Chapel, with its vine-covered walls and a bespoke bell from Italy, before celebrating in The Barn, the estate's warm dining and reception space. The Stables and The Dairy offer further characterful settings, while a dedicated getting-ready room gives the bridal party a calm space for quiet anticipation.

The estate brings genuine food-and-wine credentials, with weekend dining at The Barn and gorgeous gardens and vineyard views surrounding every space. Adjacent boutique accommodation at The Farmhouse at Meletos keeps guests moments from the celebration.

Quat Quatta is one of Melbourne's most impressive wedding venues, a historic mansion rich in heritage and architectural beauty set among stunning gardens in Ripponlea, only minutes from the city. Its timeless interiors and beautifully restored spaces make it one of the standout heritage garden wedding venues in Melbourne, pairing period grandeur with a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

Ceremonies can be held on-site across carefully designed spaces that adapt to any weather, from the romantic, festoon-lit Courtyard with its bronze fountain to sheltered indoor options. Receptions unfold in the grand Dining Room, where soaring ceilings, a vast parquetry dance floor and backlit original stained glass seat up to 170 guests or host 250 for a cocktail celebration.

The gardens offer abundant photographic settings with green walls, festoon lights and classic architecture, while the elegant Drawing Room and glamorous Bridal Suite add space to gather and prepare. Styling is fully flexible, with high or low tables, long or round configurations and customisable linens, all supported by award-winning catering and a dedicated team of wedding professionals.

Vogue Ballroom is an elegant reception venue in eastern Melbourne, occupying a freestanding building that becomes exclusively yours for the day. Tall ceilings crowned by a crystal chandelier, a sweeping marble foyer and a private balcony overlooking the room set a genuinely grand tone for large-scale wedding venues in Melbourne.

The Grand Ballroom hosts both ceremony and reception under one roof, so guests move seamlessly from vows to celebration without leaving the building. With flexible seated and cocktail configurations, the space is built for sizeable formal weddings, while the overlooking balcony offers a scenic vantage point to showcase the newlyweds.

All-inclusive packages bring together menus from an executive international chef, dedicated event planning and coordination, an award-winning management team and attentive banquet service, complete with private carpark facilities. Menus are modern and customisable to suit dietary requirements, taking the stress out of styling and catering.

Vue on Halcyon is a family-owned vineyard estate set at the gateway to the Yarra Valley, where contemporary design is blended with genuine country elegance. Couples take exclusive use of the whole property for the day, exchanging vows in a light-filled onsite chapel or out among the vines on the lawn. Uninterrupted views of rolling hills and historic vines mean wedding photography never has to leave the grounds.

The estate is built to carry a celebration from ceremony to last dance in one place. Guests move from the chapel or vineyard lawn to the verandah for canapes and estate wine, then into a reception space with beautiful high ceilings for the seated dinner and dancing. Seasonal menus, an estate wine selection and attentive table service anchor the hospitality, with dietary needs such as coeliac meals accommodated.

With more than a decade of wedding experience behind it, Vue on Halcyon suits everything from micro weddings of up to 50 guests to full ceremony-and-reception celebrations of 90 to 150. The chapel offers year-round comfort with heating and cooling, the venue warmly supports same-sex marriages, and an onsite coordinator helps shape each couple's day.

Rupert on Rupert is a premium weddings and events venue in inner-city Collingwood that blends industrial charm with vintage allure. Once a restaurant, the Rupert Street warehouse has been given over full-time to weddings and events, and its light-filled, green spaces and thoughtfully designed interiors carry a warmth that softens the raw industrial bones of the building.

The venue is built around two contrasting spaces. Ceremonies unfold in the Conservatory, a plant-filled room the venue likens to an evergreen cathedral, where a transparent ceiling lets waiting guests bask in Melbourne's seasonal light while staying protected from the weather. Receptions move to the Main Dining Hall, where cathedral-high ceilings are braced by criss-crossing steel rafters in the manner of an inner-city warehouse conversion. Couples are encouraged to host both ceremony and reception within the one venue, mingling amid the lush greenery before the party begins.

Catering is handled in-house, with restaurant-quality menus the kitchen customises for both seated and stand-up cocktail-style events, from canapes and feasting menus to roving desserts, with dietary needs taken into account. A built-in Sonos sound system and warm, relational service round out the offering. Weddings typically book around a year in advance, so early enquiries are worthwhile, though rescheduling occasionally opens up last-minute dates.

Eden Yarra Valley is a private country estate tucked into the peaceful Steels Creek Valley near Yarra Glen, framed by wineries and rolling green hills. Two acres of English-style gardens set the scene, with wisteria-covered arbours, ornamental fish ponds, bridges, manicured lawns and a solar-heated swimming pool.

The estate is built for intimate micro weddings, hosting a small number of celebrations where guests take over the whole property. Couples can exchange vows in the gardens, with an indoor option on hand, and are genuinely spoilt for choice among the estate's photogenic corners and rolling-hill backdrops.

Because everyone stays on, the day unfolds at an unhurried pace across the grounds — the pool and undercover deck, a games room with bar, and central common areas for the group to gather. Getting-ready suites offer natural light, a full-length mirror, a large dress rack and a newly renovated spa bathroom.

Marnong Estate sits on more than 1,200 acres in Mickleham, a working winery and hospitality destination roughly 32 km from the Melbourne CBD and only minutes from Melbourne Airport. Award-winning estate wines, several dining venues and sweeping views toward the Macedon Ranges give couples a rural setting that still sits within easy reach of the city, making it a considered choice among wedding venues across Victoria.

The estate offers a genuine choice of ceremony and reception settings rather than a single room. Couples can exchange vows in the secluded, garden-framed Secret Garden, the glass-walled Green Grove or the sheltered Lookout Marquee, then move to a reception in the fairy-lit, rustic Woolshed or the upstairs Angliss, which seats up to 200 guests beneath breathtaking Macedon Ranges views.

Because it is a full estate, celebrations needn't end when the reception does. The heritage Homestead can be hired exclusively for the wedding party, while ten architecturally designed cabins — each sleeping up to four with a private ensuite — keep guests on-site overnight, and the cellar door and restaurants round out a weekend-long stay.

Set across ten acres of native bushland at Warrandyte, on the gateway to the Yarra Valley and roughly 25 km north-east of Melbourne's CBD, Bramleigh Estate pairs an easy city-fringe location with a genuine sense of retreat. The driveway climbs through the grounds to sweeping lawns, garden corners and bush backdrops, with the Yarra River nearby for photographs.

The estate leans into a Hamptons-inspired, white-on-white aesthetic that carries through its spaces. The main reception room is the centrepiece, with soaring cathedral ceilings, exposed beams and floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the room with natural light and frame views across the surrounding bushland and Warrandyte Reserve.

Ceremonies can be held outdoors on a timber deck set with a classic white arbor and festoon lighting, or indoors beside a stone fireplace when the weather turns. Bramleigh hosts only one wedding per day, so couples have exclusive use of the estate and its facilities — including a private retreat space for the wedding party — with all-inclusive packages tying the day together.

Set on the tip of the Mornington Peninsula at Sorrento, All Smiles overlooks the open water of Sorrento Ocean Beach with sweeping views across Port Phillip Bay and the coastline beyond. Floor-to-ceiling glass pulls that seascape right into the room, so the ocean stays part of the celebration whatever the weather. The venue has been hosting weddings under the All Smiles name since 1997.

The setting suits couples after a coastal, cocktail-style day rather than a formal sit-down banquet. Inside, the interior leans modern and warm — lush indoor plants, an open fire, and scattered lanterns and candles — with lounge suites, booths and casual seating so guests can move, mingle and settle in. An open-air deck extends the space outdoors, overlooking the beach for ceremonies and drinks under the sky.

Both indoor and outdoor ceremony areas are available, so a change in the weather never derails the plan. All Smiles works to all-inclusive food and beverage packages, with catering designed to keep grazing and drinks flowing to every corner of the room, leaving couples to focus on the view and their guests rather than the logistics.

Jackalope Hotel sits within the vines at Merricks North, a boldly designed luxury property that draws a striking architectural contrast to its natural surrounds. Framed by rolling vineyards and about an hour from Melbourne, it pairs contemporary design with the food-and-wine setting the Mornington Peninsula is known for.

Ceremonies take place on the outdoor terrace overlooking the LL Vineyard, with the hotel's dramatic infinity pool and vineyard backdrop shaping the day. Couples move from an open-air exchange to interior celebration spaces that hold the same design sensibility, giving the option of an indoor-outdoor flow across the property.

Receptions can be tailored across several formats, from an intimate gathering to a full exclusive-use takeover of the hotel. On-site accommodation means the wedding party and guests can stay across the weekend, turning the celebration into an extended escape framed by the Peninsula's cool-climate winemaking country.

Tatra Receptions sits high in the Mount Dandenong Ranges on more than ten acres of cultivated gardens that trace back to the late 1800s. Ancient blue gums, waterfalls, a wrought-iron bridge and a rustic amphitheatre thread through dappled forest pathways, with hydrangeas, rhododendrons and magnolias giving the grounds year-round colour.

Family-owned and run exclusively as a wedding venue for over two decades, Tatra hosts just one wedding a day, so couples have the estate and its gardens to themselves. Ceremonies can take place outdoors at the Cupola or Gazebo, tucked amongst the forest and gardens, or indoors in the Chapel, where floor-to-ceiling glass frames the surrounding ranges above hand-crafted timber pews.

Receptions move into a neutral-toned ballroom warmed by cosy wood fireplaces, opening onto a pre-dinner lounge and garden bar for guests to spill outside between courses. A seasonal, fresh-produce menu paired with a Yarra Valley beverage package, day-coordinator support and ample free parking round out the estate's all-in-one approach to a Dandenong Ranges wedding.

Immerse sits on a working vineyard at Dixons Creek, deep in the Yarra Valley, where undulating hills and rows of vines wrap the estate in 360-degree valley views. Couples can marry in the estate chapel — an airy space with elegant wood accents and a floor-to-ceiling window behind the altar — or out among the vines for a ceremony framed by the surrounding paddocks. It is the kind of setting that photographs beautifully across a full day, from morning preparation to golden-hour portraits.

Receptions move indoors to a generous main space finished in a rustic mix of timber, stone and black iron, with the barrel room available as a lounge alongside. The estate cellar door and in-house restaurant anchor the food and wine offering, so the celebration stays grounded in the vineyard it sits on. A newly built wedding barn is also on the way as the estate expands its event spaces.

What sets Immerse apart is its on-site accommodation: 20 guest rooms spread across four separate blocks — The Guest House, The Lodge, The Lake House and The Wing — so the wedding party and guests can stay the night rather than drive back to the city. Packages are built to host anywhere from around 55 up to 220 guests, making it suited to both intimate gatherings and larger celebrations that spill across the estate.

Tucked into Anglesea on Victoria's Surf Coast, Great Ocean Road Resort trades formality for an easy, coastal feel. Framed by tropical landscaping, it gives couples a place to gather, celebrate and stay the night, all within the grounds of a single boutique resort a short drive from the beaches of the Great Ocean Road.

Celebrations here can move between a light-filled reception room and more intimate private dining, then spill out to an open-air fire pit and sunken lounge for pre-reception drinks. Menus lean toward shared-style dining, with flexible options such as canapés, sharing platters or an alternate drop, so the day can feel as relaxed or as considered as you like.

Because it is a resort, the details beyond the reception are looked after too. Boutique rooms let the wedding party and guests stay on-site, the Lux Spa & Wellness offers indulgent pre-wedding therapies for couples or groups, and the team can connect you with event stylists and florists to shape the look of your day.

The Farm Yarra Valley is a boutique, farm-to-plate wedding venue set across 100 acres on the Yarra Valley fringe, roughly 25 km from the Melbourne CBD. A working vineyard runs through the property, and the setting leans into its rural bones: antique fixtures, an open timber veranda and a serene landscape framed by vineyard views.

Celebrations centre on The Barrel Room, an intimate, atmospheric space set right in the heart of the winemaking process. It seats up to 140 guests and suits both long-table dinners and more relaxed cocktail evenings, with the veranda and surrounding grounds extending the day outdoors.

Food is the heart of the experience. The kitchen builds menus around seasonal produce and house-smoked delicacies from the on-site smokehouse, served as family-style share plates or across a cocktail-style evening, and paired with premium handcrafted wines from the estate's own vineyard. The Farm Package starts at $225 per person, with a premium upgrade available.

Described as the jewel of Melbourne's iconic St Andrews Hotel, the Conservatory is a glassed-in space in the heart of Fitzroy, just a short hop from the CBD. Its distinctive glass roof lets natural light spill through by day, while a cosy fireplace and warm evening lighting bring an impressive, contemporary feel that the venue pairs with timeless style.

As the light fades, delicate bamboo lanterns strung beneath the glass illuminate the room, giving the space its signature glow. Two commercial heating and cooling units keep the Conservatory comfortable whatever the weather, and the flexible floor plan makes room for a dance space when you want one — a friendly, central alternative to the big-city hotels.

Weddings here are all-inclusive and coordinated from start to finish. Seated receptions are built around restaurant-quality meals prepared by the venue's Executive Chef, while cocktail celebrations flow through a chosen canapé selection. A dedicated wedding coordinator looks after your entire evening so the day runs smoothly.

Basils Farm is a working farm and vineyard set on the Bellarine Peninsula at Swan Bay, with panoramic views across the bay to the village of Queenscliff beyond. The property brings together vineyards, expansive open lawns, a rustic cottage and landscaped cottage gardens, giving couples a genuinely rural setting within easy reach of Melbourne and the coast.

The kitchen builds its wedding menus around modern Australian, farm-fresh cuisine, using produce grown in the on-site gardens alongside trusted local suppliers. House-made dishes lead the offering, with gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan options available, and celebration cakes prepared through the farm's own pastry service. Drinks centre on estate wines under the Basils Farm Reserve and The Farmhouse labels, poured beside local boutique beers and non-alcoholic choices.

Ceremonies and photographs make the most of the setting, from the vines and open lawns to Basil's Cottage, a treed entrance and the sparkling ocean backdrop. Couples are welcome to make an appointment to view the location and taste the wines with the events team, who can be reached at [email protected] to talk through dates, spaces and package details.

Warrawong Estate sits on a privately owned property of more than 185 acres in Eynesbury, roughly 40 minutes west of Melbourne, where panoramic views of the surrounding countryside frame the day. At its heart is the Woolshed, a heritage-listed building dating to 1859 that once worked as a shearing shed and cattle dairy, now restored as an award-winning reception space.

Ceremonies are held outdoors beneath an arbour, with white chairs set on the grass, barrel tables and an outdoor fire pit that carries the celebration comfortably into cooler months — the estate hosts winter weddings alongside micro weddings, elopements, engagements and ceremony-only events. The natural beauty of the grounds gives couples an immaculate, view-filled backdrop for photography.

The estate keeps things flexible: a commercial kitchen on site lets couples bring in their own caterers, with everything from traditional three-course dinners to food trucks welcome, and a partnership with Muse Culinary Events & Catering on hand. An on-site functions coordinator guides the planning, while elegant décor and lighting complete the setting. Whether you're drawn to a rustic country celebration or an intimate gathering, Warrawong Estate is one of many wedding venues across Victoria worth considering.

Yarra Ranges Estate is a family-owned and operated winery and restaurant set between the Yarra Valley and the Dandenong Ranges, where lush vineyard and rolling hills form the backdrop to both ceremonies and receptions. The estate hosts just one wedding per day, so couples and their guests enjoy exclusive use of the facilities throughout the celebration.

Ceremonies take place across a variety of settings on the property, from a rose-lined vineyard pathway to the barrel room with its floor-to-ceiling windows, or a couple can create their own space on the vineyard lawn. Each location looks out over the vines and the surrounding ranges. The heated and air-conditioned function room seats between 50 and 150 guests, with expansive windows framing views of the vineyard and Warburton Ranges and a dance floor for the reception.

Wedding packages are designed as a seamless, all-inclusive experience of up to 6.5 hours, built around a five-course menu prepared by the in-house chefs, a signature dessert buffet and a premium selection of Estate wines, beers and non-alcoholic beverages. Candelabras, chair covers, sashes and linen are included, and the estate's award-winning wedding team guides the planning from first enquiry to the final toast.

Set among the vines at Yarra Glen, Acacia Ridge is a family winery venue where ceremonies and receptions unfold against stunning views across the vines and onto the Great Dividing Range. The property pairs heritage character with elegant modern touches for a relaxed yet refined Yarra Valley celebration.

Couples can say their vows outdoors down the long brick aisle with the vineyard and mountains as a backdrop, or choose the Vine Room, an indoor ceremony option with floor-to-ceiling glass panels and climate control that later converts to a dance floor. A character-filled rustic barn with an open fireplace welcomes guests on arrival.

Receptions are held in a clear-roof marquee adorned with chandeliers, fairy lights and abundant year-round flowers, seating up to 200 guests or hosting up to 280 for a cocktail celebration. A dedicated Event Manager coordinates the day, and the 1850s Miners Hut offers a rustic-meets-modern retreat for the wedding party during the event.

Inglewood Estate is a rustic wedding venue set on the Yarra Valley fringe at Kangaroo Ground, about 25 km from the Melbourne CBD. The estate is built around the idea of one seamless wedding day, hosting your ceremony, photographs and reception together across a single, self-contained property.

Ceremonies take place in a range of settings designed to feel relaxed and uniquely yours, from the estate's rustic stone Chapel to the open-air Lake Gardens. On the day, couples and their party can use the on-site Bridal Cottage from 9:30am until the ceremony begins — a private, climate-controlled getting-ready space across three rooms with a grazing platter and drinks, mirrors, styling power outlets and ample hanging space.

Receptions are held in the Barn, which seats up to 114 guests or hosts up to 120 cocktail-style, with a minimum of 50 adult guests for more intimate celebrations. Rustic character meets an elevated yet welcoming atmosphere, with dimmable festoon lighting over the dance floor and a large double-sided open fireplace for cooler months.

All Smiles Melbourne Waterfront sits in a spectacular position on New Quay Promenade, overlooking the majestic Victoria Harbour in the heart of Melbourne's vibrant Docklands precinct. Floor-to-ceiling windows draw in sweeping panoramic views of the Melbourne skyline stretching towards the famous Bolte Bridge, so the water and the city become the backdrop to your day.

The space pairs modern architecture with high ceilings and a relaxed, open atmosphere that lends itself to cocktail-style celebrations. Comfortable for gatherings with 120-plus seats, the room feels particularly striking at night, when the riverside lighting reflects across the harbour just beyond the glass.

Catering is offered through a Grazing Package, ideal for events outside meal windows, and a Cocktail Meal Package with unlimited food service for celebrations during meal times, alongside full bar service. The team assists with event coordination and supplier logistics, and lift access makes the venue easy to reach for all guests.

Truffleduck at Balmoral is set in a historic homestead in Fyansford, on the edge of Geelong beside the Barwon River. The property pairs timeless charm with modern convenience, offering gorgeous gardens for ceremonies and a peaceful riverside setting for couples who want a garden wedding close to the city.

Receptions are hosted in the Riverview Room, whose glass doors open onto the garden and comfortably seats a party of up to 160 guests. The homestead also takes in the Gallery Room, a historic dining room complete with open fires and a chandelier, a whisky room for pre-dinner drinks, and a bridal suite for getting ready on the day.

Catering is at the heart of Truffleduck, described as the region's benchmark for delivering successful events with menus built around creative, beautifully presented food. The venue is fully licensed — BYO is not permitted — and can source wines through its wholesale accounts, with a minimum of 50 guests and no separate venue hire fee applying.

King Parrot Cottages & Event Centre sits within the Pennyroyal Valley in the Otways, spread across roughly 200 acres of private bushland surrounded by forests, creeks and native wildlife. Weddings here are exclusive-use affairs: couples book the whole property for a minimum of two nights, so the estate and its landscape belong solely to their celebration.

Ceremonies can take place almost anywhere on the property. Options range from grassy slopes framed by magnificent views over the Pennyroyal Valley to a more intimate forest setting beside the creek, surrounded by majestic trees and birdsong. Resident animals — horses, donkeys and alpacas — and native wildlife add to the immersive bush character, and the estate is dog-friendly.

Receptions are hosted in the Lodge & Hall complex, which seats up to 80 guests, with a large adjacent lawn where a marquee can be erected to accommodate up to 120. The hall includes a commercial kitchen, commercial fridges, bar space and a deck overlooking the valley, giving couples the flexibility to plan a relaxed, largely DIY celebration.

Billed as one of Melbourne's most glamorous venues, Fior offers a contemporary take on the traditional wedding ballroom — a timeless, elegant space just a few kilometres from the CBD in Parkville, with ample on-site parking for guests.

At its heart is a grand ballroom crowned by a mesmerising white floral cloud, with brilliantly lit gold chains elegantly draped throughout. The scale is generous: up to 480 guests seated with a dancefloor, or as many as 1000 for a cocktail-style celebration.

Ceremonies and pre-dinner drinks move outdoors to a 200-square-metre paved courtyard lined with grey marble panels, magnolia trees, deep red maples and climbing jasmine, fitted with a sound system, microphones and three-phase power. An upstairs bridal suite finished in natural stone and wainscoting completes the day.

Cleveland Estate, a Lancemore property, sits on more than 100 acres of vineyards and country gardens in the Macedon Ranges, with wide open spaces and a small lake framing the historic grounds. The estate's tagline of 'rustic charm refined' captures the blend of a working vineyard and manicured gardens, all a little over an hour north of Melbourne's CBD.

At the heart of the property is the original country homestead, built in 1887, which sleeps up to 14 guests, while the estate also offers 50 spacious suites each with a king-sized bed and ensuite — so couples and their guests can stay on-site across the wedding weekend. Onsite wines are available through the underground Cellar Door.

Ceremonies can be held among the vines, with reception spaces ranging from the elegant Great Room to the Carriage House. With catering through the Carriage House Restaurant, an underground cellar door for beverages, and wedding planning support, Cleveland Estate suits couples wanting a vineyard country celebration with everything in one place.

Glen Erin at Lancefield is a multi-award-winning vineyard estate set amid the rolling countryside of the Macedon Ranges wine region, just five minutes from the town of Lancefield and roughly an hour from Melbourne. Its all-inclusive wedding packages are thoughtfully tailored to encompass every detail, guiding couples from ceremony through to reception on one picturesque property.

Ceremonies can be held outdoors along a stunning garden path beneath a grand floral arch overlooking the vineyard, or inside the enchanting storybook-like chapel. Afterwards, the lush vineyard and scenic grounds provide a beautiful backdrop for photography before guests move through to the reception.

With 24 luxury suites and the meticulously renovated circa-1860 Glen Erin Homestead offering six individually styled bedrooms, the wedding party and guests can stay on-site and make a weekend of the celebration in the heart of the Macedon Ranges.

Set on the top floor of Melbourne's landmark GPO building, Alto Event Space brings couples a rare mix of heritage grandeur and city-centre convenience. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the room with natural light by day and frame panoramic views of the CBD skyline as the celebration moves into the evening.

The venue is designed to flow effortlessly from ceremony to reception and from dining to the dance floor within one connected space. Couples can exchange vows in the light-filled hall or on the open-air rooftop terrace — a private garden oasis wrapped in sweeping city vistas — before guests move seamlessly through to the main reception.

A polished brass feature bar anchors the room, serving an elegant selection of cocktails and beverages, while a 1am licence lets the party continue well into the night. With chef-created catering by Damm Fine Food Co. and rigging in place for draping, floral installations and chandeliers, Alto suits couples wanting a stylish, contemporary celebration in the heart of Melbourne.

Nathania Springs Receptions sits on four acres of private cottage gardens and untouched forest greenery in Monbulk, high in the Dandenong Ranges. Natural mineral springs, protected by the surrounding forest, are visible from the dining room and give the estate its name and its quiet, secluded character.

The venue hosts just one wedding a day, so couples have the gardens, chapel and reception rooms to themselves. Ceremonies can be held indoors in the timber-beamed chapel with its cathedral feel and permanent floral installations, or outdoors at the garden gazebo among sprawling lawns and Japanese maples, with a rose-covered arch, sculptures, a timber bridge and a garden pond nearby.

Inside, the dining room seats intimate to large parties beneath a crystal chandelier, with suspended greenery over the dance floor, fairy-lit ferns and forest views through a wrap-around verandah. Chef-prepared menus use seasonal, locally sourced produce and include a Yarra Valley beverage package, coordinated by the venue's on-site wedding team.

The George Ballroom is a heritage wedding venue set on the first floor of a beautifully restored historic building in the heart of St Kilda. With soaring ceilings, ornate period detailing, warm timber floors and soft ambient lighting, the room carries a sense of grand old-world elegance that needs very little added to it.

Couples arrive via an art deco staircase or the building's ornate vintage lift, and the single, generous space works seamlessly as both ceremony and reception venue — flowing effortlessly from vows to dining and then to dancing as the evening unfolds. An inbuilt draping system and characterful distressed walls give the room its atmosphere, so minimal additional styling is required.

Catering is handled in-house by Damm Fine Food Co., and every wedding is supported by a dedicated event coordinator through the planning process plus an on-the-day supervisor to keep the celebration running smoothly. The result is a timeless, self-contained venue just minutes from the Melbourne CBD.

Set on a peaceful 120-acre property of native bushland, forest and wetlands about an hour from Melbourne and the airport, Yarra Valley Estate is an all-in-one Yarra Valley wedding venue built for couples who want their whole celebration in one relaxed, natural setting. The estate caters for everything from intimate gatherings and elopements to cocktail-style weddings and traditional celebrations of up to 200 guests.

Ceremonies can be held in the open-air chapel, beside the wetlands surrounded by water, on expansive outdoor lawns with native bushland as a backdrop, or in the sculpture gardens — with indoor options for any weather. Receptions move to a timber-accented dining hall with a spacious dance floor and bar, or outdoors under a marquee, stretch tent or teepee strung with festoon lights for dancing beneath the night sky. As one of the only venues licensed until 1am, the estate gives couples a genuinely late celebration.

With 48 en-suite rooms across three wings sleeping 96-plus guests, the wedding party and guests can stay on-site across the weekend, each wing offering a lounge, fully equipped kitchen and outdoor BBQ area. Tailored catering, customisable beverage packages featuring Yarra Valley wines, in-house styling touches and a dedicated wedding specialist round out a venue designed to keep the whole occasion under one roof.