Fins at Plantation House is the unique all-in-one wedding destination on the Tweed Coast. It is an exotic fruit plantation of 65 hectares offering magnificent views of the Pacific Ocean to...
ViewIf you are in search of a rustic wedding venue, with a serene and calm surrounding, the Burnt Orange wedding venue awaits your presence. Tucked in Sydney’s lower North Shore, Burnt Orange...
ViewSuzarosa Mountain Getaway is situated on an 8-acre property just 90 minutes from Sydney city centre in the Blue Mountains orchard region. Suzarosa is a mixture of an Australian ranch house,...
ViewThe drive through Somerley's tree-lined driveway that is Situated on the Sutton Forest along Illawarra Highway is a beautiful one to experience as you are welcomed into the magnificent...
ViewA lovely Georgian mansion, Oatland House, Sydney is a truly unique and marvellous place for couples to tie the knot and enter married bliss. Located on the north-west of Sydney, this...
ViewBendooley Estate is an elegant wedding venue with a rustic style and is only 1 hour, 25 minutes away from Sydney. The ceremony and reception wedding venue sits on 200 acres and has a garden...
ViewOne of the finest and elegant wedding venues located in the region of Illawarra is the Woolshed. The venue offers a rustic-style ambiance and stunning backdrops. The venue's phenomenal...
ViewCelebrating racing history and the thoroughbred industry, The William Inglis is a boutique equine themed, M Gallery hotel collection 5-star hotel. Make your hotel experience exceptional by...
Live your dream of a fairy tale wedding by the beach at the Long Reef Golf Club wedding venue. The beautiful setting of the place and proximity to the ocean, offering breathtaking coastal...
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Hunter Valley has everything that you need for your perfect country wedding. When you have elegance combined with rustic country, it feels like an expansive, beautiful, and artistically...
ViewThe Old St Thomas Chapel is located 35 minutes-drive from Penrith and about an hour from Sydney city centre. In 1884, the Chapel was built but was purchased by couples Kylie and Peter Lyons...
ViewThey're so excited you’re considering Kittyhawk for your special day. Here’s a little bit about them… Kittyhawk is a cocktail bar and French restaurant focused on delivering the most...
ViewThe Sir Stamford at Circular Quay is located in Sydney with a distance of just 20 minutes to the CBD. Sir Stamford at Circular Quay wedding venue has a great appeal perfect for city wedding...
ViewThe Bountiful Farmhouse is located at 628 Jacks Corner Road, Kangaroo Valley NSW 2577, Australia. It is positioned on a 21-minute drive from Budderoo National Park. It is a large...
ViewThe Aqua Luna Waterfront Dining is one of the most beautiful waterfront wedding venues in Iron Cove at Sisters Bay. The venue overlooks the beautiful Parramatta River, and it provides a...
ViewSituated among rolling hills in the picturesque town of Robertson, New South Wales is the Robertson Public house. The rustic feel of this location makes it a beautiful place for you to have...
ViewA dreamlike wedding destination located on one of the most popular beaches of Sydney, Dunes Palm Beach wedding venue is an exclusive and naturally striking beach restaurant&bar. It is the...
ViewLochiel House is initially known as Ivy Lodge. It is situated amidst the hills and orchards of the picturesque Kurrajong Heights, a small town in New South Wales, Australia, 79 km (49 mi)...
ViewLocated in the heart of Sydney, New South Wales, La Rosa, the Strand is an Italian restaurant and event centre set up to give you a memorable experience. It has a unique and stylish...
ViewDockside: Everything you need to know With three decades of the worth of experience at their disposal, Dockside wedding venue delivers a tailor-made wedding day experience Situated within...
ViewView by Sydney is situated on the historic finger wharf, Walsh Bay, and it is the most famous venue among the local brides and grooms. The venue has numerous experienced team members...
ViewLocated in the northern part of New South Wales, Yamba Shores Tavern is situated alongside the Clarence River. With an extensive river system and tropical greens surrounding the property,...
ViewHave you been on the lookout for unique places as your wedding venue? This is definitely going to pique your interest. The Lock-Up is situated in the middle of Newcastle's heritage grounds....
ViewOur Secret Garden is one of the most elegant and unique garden wedding venues located on the central coast. The wedding venue is dubbed as an empty canvas, and couples get the option to...
ViewThe Lindesay House is a Darling Point, Sydney harbour elegant and exclusive wedding venue. This mansion was built in 1830 with full views of Sydney harbour across manicured lawns. It is a...
ViewA unique wedding destination that is spread across 1000 acre, the Australian Botanic Garden Mount Annan, Sydney, is a naturalistic and yet surreal locale. With its mesmerising visuals and...
ViewMount Broek Wines has a great location only 20 minutes from Pokolbin, Singleton, and Wollombi. It was established in 1997 and a great country wedding venue with magnificent views of the...
ViewLocated near Thelma Laird Lookout, Shelly Beach Golf Club is one of the best venues for you if you like beachside weddings and, of course, golfing! Looking over the vast Tasman Sea, the...
ViewBimbadgen Palmers Lane is one of the perfect outdoor wedding venues situated on palmers lane in the middle of Pokolbin. The wedding venue offers private space on the wedding day with...
ViewLocated in Charlestown, Hunter Valley, Charlestown Bowling Club is one of the most classic spaces offering exquisite rooms for weddings. The venue is known to provide support for...
ViewThe Chapel Hill Retreat is situated 40 to 45 minutes from Katoomba and 90 minutes drive from Sydney city centre. In 1994 Jack Plane built Chapel Hill on 35 acres property surrounded by...
ViewWoolloomooloo Bay Hotel is located in the core of Woolloomooloo. With a panoramic view of the Sydney Harbour, The Botanical Gardens, and the Finger Wharf, the wedding venue is a...
ViewHotel Gracelands is a boutique hotel situated at the foot of the Memorial Hill Lookout, away from Newell Highway’s noise, yet just a 5 minutes’ walk from Parkes town centre. Hotel...
ViewCentennial Vineyards Restaurant is a beautiful wedding venue covered in vineyards and green pastures. The wedding venue offers rustic elegance and fantastic outdoor locations for wedding...
ViewFeaturing distinctive architecture and largely intact art deco interiors, Petersham Town Hall is an Australian heritage-listed town hall in Petersham, a suburb in Sydney's inner west. It is...
ViewNo location can top The Boathouse Palm Beach Sydney as the best beachfront wedding venue. Located near Palm Beach, the hotel looks over to the Pittwater and Broken Bay. This is the best...
ViewGet the best of dense rainforests and wide-open beaches in one wedding venue by choosing Byron at Byron! The venue is spread out in a 45 acre of land and is a 5-start resort. Located on the...
ViewSeclusion Blue Mountains is two and a half hours away from Sydney and forty minutes from Katoomba. This venue is a heritage-listed building built on 20 acres of land. Also it is offering...
ViewThe exotic View Sydney wedding venue offers some of the most contending backdrops of the Sydney harbour. Couples can enjoy a romantic wedding celebration at this stunning location. Not just...
ViewLoxley on Bellbird Hill is a classy and high-end wedding venue in Kurrajong Hills, New South Wales. Its tailor-made services and packages make it an ideal venue option for couples following...
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Add your VendorAny wedding style that comes to mind can be brought to life thanks to the many wedding venues in NSW that are available. All you have to think about is what elements speak to you as a couple and start searching for the ideal wedding location in NSW. Let’s take a look at what most couples choose for their big day!
String lights, lace, twine, mason jars, and wood elements contribute to this theme's casual and cosy feel. You can apply this style to one of the beautiful rustic wedding venues in NSW, such as farm wedding venues, wedding estates, vineyards, wineries and outside beneath a marquee or tree. The most popular wedding location in NSW for rustic-themed weddings is Hunter Valley. There are more than 120 wineries, gourmet restaurants, spa retreats, and vineyards here. We recommend checking wedding venues in Hunter Valley if you plan to have a laid-back wedding in the country.
There's no wonder why beach celebrations are so popular in NSW due to the many spectacular coastal cities. If you want to tie the knot by the deep blue water, take a look at wedding venues in South Coast, Newcastle and Central Coast. We promise you won't be disappointed by the beauty of the ocean views while the sun sets slowly. The majority of beach weddings include a ceremony at a beach wedding venue and a reception at a nearby location. This nearby location may be one of the waterfront wedding venues, such as restaurants or banquet rooms.
As the name states, a country wedding takes place in the countryside and is generally themed to match the surroundings. There are many rural wedding locations in Northern NSW where you can have a beautiful laid back celebration. Orange region is one of the most popular locations where you can find plenty of country wedding venues such as barns, sheds or homesteads.You can also check the pretty towns of Sydney. One of the wedding venues in Camden and Windsor might be the one you're looking for! Also, you can consider the Blue Mountains and Tamworth for an unforgettable country experience.
With stunning national parks, camping areas, mountain trails and views, New South Wales is probably one of the best locations for an alfresco celebration. Would you want to have an unconventional celebration at a garden venue, a forest wedding in a woodland setting, or a small and affordable wedding with your beloved on private property? For unique wedding venues, you can consider the beautiful rural town Berry, which is famous for its stunning gardens and trees. Richmond also offers fantastic outdoor wedding venues, such as magnificent parks and trails.
New South Wales has a subtropical climate all year, with warm semi-tropical summers, especially in the lower central areas, and mild winters. Most weddings take place in early fall and spring in NSW. In springtime, the outdoors comes alive with balmy weather and lush greenery. It's a perfect time for a beach and garden wedding. In the autumnal season, from March to May, the weather is pleasant and gentle. This is the perfect time for a rustic wedding in the country. Can you think of a better backdrop than the leaves changing their colour? However, rainfall is also more common during this season, so you should have a rain backup plan if you're considering having a garden wedding.
It's hard to give an exact amount on the prices of wedding venues in NSW since several factors affect it. The first one is the season you plan to have your wedding. In peak seasons, wedding venues are pricier due to the high demand. If you get married in off-peak seasons, such as winter, you can find relatively cheap and affordable wedding venues. The second factor is the number of your guests. By having a small wedding, you can find more venues to hold your celebration at affordable rates, from restaurants to art galleries. You can also consider BYO wedding venues to cut more on the expenses.
The third factor is the services you want to include on your wedding day. As you can build your most special day from scratch by visiting various vendors one by one to your liking, you can also check wedding packages provided by the venue. We recommend going with all-inclusive packages since they often include everything you could possibly need, from wedding photographers and cake cutting to flowers and catering.
From the legendary Tamworth Country Music Festival to gourmet festivals in the wine regions, New South Wales provides a magnificent selection of events throughout the year. Splashy Mardi Gras in Sydney, Wine Festival on the Central Coast, Oktoberfest in Hunter Valley and Yours and Owls Festival in Wollongong are just a few of many. Tourism mostly swells in June, January, and September in New South Wales. So, if you’ll have many wedding guests travelling to the region that’ll need hotel bookings and transportation during your wedding weekend, we recommend checking the local calendar and consulting your NSW wedding venue before selecting your wedding date.
Every couple and every wedding is totally unique. Some couples plan their wedding in nearly 1.5 years, while some do it in less than four months. However, experts recommend starting the process at least one year ahead since there are some guidelines that need to be followed. You should start by determining your overall budget and come up with a guest list. Then set the time and date. By doing that, you won't lose any precious time of yours and find the best wedding venue in NSW.
After that, if you desire, book a wedding planner. Then, you should hire vendors for your various needs, from wedding catering to flowers and photography, if you don't consider choosing a readily available wedding package provided by the venue. In the meantime, find your outfits, attend dress fittings and send your invitations. If you plan to have a honeymoon abroad, take care of visas and flight tickets. Finalize all the details, and you're good to go!
When you've found one or two NSW wedding venues that you like, make sure you ask the necessary questions to make sure it's the appropriate fit. First, go over the essentials. Verify that the location is available on your selected wedding date and that it can accommodate your guests. After that, ask about wedding packages. If you already have providers in mind, like a photographer or a caterer, check with the venue to see if they are allowed. (Some venues insist that you use their employees or select from a contracted vendor list.)
Other things to think about are whether or not there will be another event in the venue on the same day or during your event and how early you can get there. Is there a payment plan in place, and when is the first payment due? You and your partner will be in a better position to assess if this is the correct venue for you once you've got answers to these questions.