Hawkesbury Race Club is located just 60 minutes west of Sydney CBD, amongst 200 acres of natural bushlands. It is a heritage-listed venue with modern settings, established over 150 years ago with...
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 Gracelands...
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 in the...
ViewTwin Creeks Golf & Country Club is situated 25-20 minutes from Penrith in Western Sydney. It is the perfect venue for couples that loves rural setting. This venue offers both indoor and outdoor...
ViewDantosa is situated five minutes away from Echo Point, Katoomba, and situated to access one of Australia’s best destinations; the Blue Mountains National Park. Dantosa was initially a goat farm...
ViewRydges Mount Panorama Bathurst is a modern wedding venue situated underneath Mount Panorama, just some minutes from Bathurst CBD. It is a 4-star hotel offering an ideal space for your romantic...
ViewTobruk Sydney, one of the perfect wedding destinations, is situated at Maroota, New South Wales. The venue has the most stunning backdrop of the magnificent Hawkesbury Valley, which will make your...
ViewSilvermere is a country house situated just 5-10 minutes from Katoomba, New South Wales. The house was built in the 1920s and is surrounded by about 6000 sq.m of stunning gardens. Silvermere has...
ViewMayfield Vineyard Weddings and Functions is located at 954 Icely Road, Orange, New South Wales. It is notorious for being a very well reputed venue owned by Kathy & Richard Thomas and has 5-star...
ViewBlueberry Hills on Comleroy is on a 14 acres property, situated just over 60 minutes drive from Sydney city centre between the Wollemi National Park and the base of the Blue Mountains. Blueberry...
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 various...
ViewHawkesbury Country Retreat is located some 45-60 minute-drive from Sydney CBD, on the Hawkesbury River banks. It is a rustic country-style venue situated on 20 acres with a breathtaking view of...
ViewThe Palais Royale is home to the Blue Mountains' most stunning wedding venue located in the heart of Katoomba. Only a few minutes' walk from Three Sisters and Echo Point, this heritage-listed...
ViewMelrose Park Mudgee is situated just 12 kilometres from Mudgee CBD and the iconic attractions beneath Mount Frome. This rustic venue was established in 1870 on 250 acres of property with sheep,...
ViewThe Retreat at Wisemans is situated on Hawkesbury River banks and the Dharug National Park Surroundings on almost 50 acres of manicured grounds. It is the perfect wedding venue offering...
ViewJenolan Caves is quite an exciting venue to host your wedding ceremony. The unique ambience can help to add an extra spark to your big day. It is situated in Jenolan, New South Wales, and has...
ViewThe George Boutique Hotel is a Victorian-style guest house situated just 30 minutes from Lithgow and 5 minutes from Katoomba. It is an old hotel built in 1890 by Robert Moss, which is now owned by...
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 natural...
ViewFairmont Restaurant & Spa Blue Mountains is just 90-minutes-drive west of Sydney. Established on the Jamison Valley in the world heritage-listed Blue Mountains, Fairmont Resort and Spa offers...
ViewOrange Ex-Services Club is located right in the Orange CBD. It offers various affordable packages, including ceremony details, delicious reception dinners, and accommodation options that are well...
ViewThe Blue Mountains Botanic Garden Mount Tomah is the highest botanic garden in the Southern Hemisphere, nestled less than two hours from the Sydney CBD. It is an idyllic, signature Australian...
ViewEvanslea is a luxury boutique and function venue situated just some minutes from Mudgee CBD and three kilometres from Mudgee Railway Station. Evanslea is established on 9 acres of property, among...
ViewEvent Centre at Panthers is one of the newest wedding destinations situated at Western Sydney. With the beautiful landscape surrounding the area, you will be having endless opportunities for...
ViewNepean By Gateway Lifestyle is a park situated just five minutes from Penrith CBD. The park is established at the Blue Mountains foot and the banks of Nepean River overlooking manicured lawns and...
ViewMulgoa Valley Reception is established on 27 acres of stunning grounds in the Mulgoa Valley, just 10-15 minutes away from the Lower Blue Mountains. This venue is the best place where you can get...
ViewWallacia Hotel is a historical place situated in the lower Blue Mountains. Its location is an hour west from Sydney CBD and 15 minutes from Penrith CBD with driving. It provides very convenient...
ViewPutta Bucca House is a historic homestead situated just two hours from the Blue Mountains and three and a half hours from Sydney, in the panoramic Mudgee valley. It was built in early 1827 on 25...
ViewAustralian Bushland Weddings is set in lush bushland in the Hawkesbury region just over 60 minutes’ drive from Sydney city centre. It is a family business with various indoor and outdoor spaces...
ViewCornwallis House - bespoke weddings, events and small group accommodation. DIY / Dry Hire Package - affordable and flexible. You can save money by using your own suppliers. They have the house,...
ViewMayfield is a cool climate garden situated just two and a half hours west of Sydney and 40 minutes from Bathurst, in the central tablelands. It was established in 1984 and was first opened to...
ViewHermitage Hill Resort is situated just four and a half hours from Sydney. It is a Queen And style building built in the 1900s facing the Bell River Valley to the west and the Macquarie River...
ViewBoxGrove is a farm situated just over two hours west of Sydney. It is a country-style wedding venue situated on 170 acres of family farm that overlooks Bathurst’s city. It offers various outdoor...
ViewGlen Davis Boutique Hotel is an art deco estate situated in Australia Grand Canyon, the Capertee Valley at just 3 hours from Sydney. It is enclosed by a 500-metre escarpment and exceptional spring...
ViewHotel Mountain Heritage is a boutique hotel situated about 3 km from the cliff-top of Three Sisters, Blue Mountains, and about 90 minutes from Sydney. Built-in 1900s, the building has been...
ViewSpicers Sangoma Retreat is just a 60-90 minutes-drive from Sydney CBD in Blue Mountains foothills. This venue is an African-inspired hotel wedding venue, and it is set among lush bushlands with...
ViewLithgow Golf Club is situated at Great Western Highway, Lithgow, NSW, Blue Mountains. Lithgow Clubhouse was once a grand home built in the 1850s before it was redesigned and renovated to what it...
ViewEscarpments Estate is established on 57 acres of parkland, just 4 km from Three Sisters and only 10 minutes from Leura Village, at the top of the world-heritage listed Blue Mountains. Escarpments...
ViewThe Bathurst Golf Club is located at 136 Vittoria St, Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. This fantastic place allows various types of weddings, including LGBTIQ+ weddings, to take place....
ViewHawkesbury Function Centre is an ideal country setting wedding venue situated just 10-15 minutes from Penrith and less than five minutes to Richmond. It is the perfect place to celebrate your...
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,...
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Add your Vendor●Climbing to The Three Sisters' stunning peaks with your wedding party and following the walking tracks descending into the valley
●Capturing your spring wedding photos in the beautiful Blue Mountains Botanic Garden Mount Tomah
●Going for a wedding morning walk with your partner to see some of the famous spots in the Blue Mountains like Govetts Leap, Wentworth and Minnehaha Falls
●Indulging yourselves at one of the best day spas in the Blue Mountains before going to the ceremony venue
●Your wedding ceremony overlooking the charming mountains and lush forests
●Spending the day after your Blue Mountains wedding visiting the amazing town of Katoomba, which is packed with galleries, boutiques, antique stores, cafés, and excellent restaurants
Deciding on a specific time of year for your Blue Mountains wedding will be one of the most important decisions you will make. It will affect pretty much everything from your venue and vendors to theme and dress.
According to the surveys and data, in-between seasons (Autumn and Spring) are the most popular times to get married, and the demand for Blue Mountains wedding venues is the highest in March and November. Couples typically choose to have anGarden Venues in a wide array of modern and country venues. Barns, farms, wineries, botanic gardens, lake and forest venues are popular among couples who plan to have a small wedding with their beloveds. Also, estates are perfect for big gatherings with lots of out-of-town guests since they usually provide five-star accommodation. Finally, mountain weddings are trending among adventurous nature lovers.
If you want to avoid competition, consider having your most special day in April or December so you can still soak up a bit of that warm weather and find more affordable venues due to the low season. If you’re searching for a large wedding venue with accommodation, you can check elegant hotels and resorts. These kinds of facilities have several event spaces where you can have everything related to the affair, such as reception halls and restaurants.
There are many other function venues for winter celebrations as well. Old factories and warehouses are trending among couples looking for a quaint and industrial venue where they can have a vintage wedding. Moreover, many people who want to have a luxury wedding choose to hire a private property for the utmost exclusivity.
You can find dozens of unique wedding venues in the Blue Mountains to which you can incorporate the theme on your mind. The most popular style is, not surprisingly, the country wedding in this mountain range with villages dotted with guesthouses, cliffs, gardens and waterfalls. Doesn’t it sound magical to have your wedding ceremony overlooking the stunning eucalyptus forests? Wineries, forest venues, estates, barns and farms are among the highly sought-after country style venues. This style usually incorporates rustic elements such as reclaimed wood, timber and unstructured wildflowers, and some portion of the event typically takes place in an Blue Mountains outdoor venues . Most ceremonies are performed under a beautiful wedding arch or inside a marquee, and it is followed by a garden party reception.
Another theme is the ever-popular classic or traditional wedding. It includes the wedding cake cutting, first dance, toasts and bouquet toss. It's a quite formal occasion, and couples who opt for this style prefer ballgown style dress, tuxedos or suits. Ceremonies are often performed in a church, and they continue in nearby reception venues such as hotels, reception halls, resorts or private property venues. These large function venues are very experienced in hosting these kinds of big gatherings, and they often offer all-inclusive wedding packages with lots of services, from photography to flowers. They also have the best restaurants with world-renowned chefs and skilful staff.
One of the other highly favoured styles is the vintage wedding that typically takes place in industrial and quaint venues. It has references to the roaring Jazz age and Victoria era. Vintage wedding cars, unique venues, photo boots, Gatsby-Esque cocktail parties... Can it get better than this? As you can have an intimate wedding in a small and relatively cheap venue like an old mill, you can also choose to have a grand wedding in a luxury venue like historic castles and large manors.
The Blue Mountains is a region that encompasses many towns and villages, each with its own local festivals and events throughout the year. The biggest annual events in this mountain range are Blue Mountains Folk Festival, Blue Mountains Folk Festival and Winter Magic Festival. Most of them usually take place in warm weather so, if you plan to have an alfresco celebration at the most beautiful outdoor venues such as botanic gardens, country-style barns and historic estates, take the dates of the events and school holidays into account when booking your Blue Mountains wedding venue. Reserve blocks of hotels as early as possible if you have many guests travelling for your big day.
If you’re searching for wedding venues in the Blue Mountains, it means that you prioritize natural beauties, scenic views, and five-star accommodation. Similar mountain range options near Sydney we love for a destination wedding are Southern Highlands and Central Coast. Hunter Valley, Yarra Valley and Barossa Valley also have the best wineries and wine estates if you plan to have a country wedding in a rustic venue with good food, top-notch wine and rolling hills view.
It’s hard to give an exact amount on costs of Blue Mountains wedding venues since it depends on the affordability of the venues you're choosing between. For instance, you can choose a grand and luxury venue, or you can select a location that is more budget-friendly.
The most important factor in your expenses is the number of guests. If you have a few guests, you can opt for a small and intimate wedding venue. Having a restaurant reception might work out for you perfectly and also, superb food, experienced staff and beautiful wedding decor is guaranteed. If you plan a celebration with a big crowd, you can choose among dozens of large and formal venues such as hotels, reception halls and many more. However, the cost will probably be higher since nearly all wedding facilities make their pricing per head.
How you want your big day to look and feel is also an important factor affecting your search for Cheap Wedding ceremony and reception venues. While some couples opt to build their wedding in venues from scratch by visiting vendors one by one, some choose all-inclusive wedding packages. Almost all venues such as country-style barns, farms and elegant reception halls offer these packages that include everything you could possibly need from catering to flowers and photography. As you can choose one of the readily available ones, you can also tailor them to your wishes. For example, if you’re planning a micro celebration, you can create your own small wedding package.
If you have tight schedules or a limited budget, you can find many all-inclusive elopement packages offered by relatively cheap venues. Last but not least, you can benefit from special offers by having a Blue Mountain wedding in the off-season.
Every couple and every Blue Mountain wedding is totally different. While some couples plan their wedding in two months, others work on it for almost two years. We recommend starting at least a year ahead and follow the simple guidelines by creating a checklist before starting.
Determine your budget and come up with a guest list. This is a crucial step that will save you so much time since your search for the ideal setting will be quicker and easier. For instance, you can book a grand and luxury venue, or if you’re looking for budget options, you can look for a small and affordable venue, and you can check elopement packages.
After that, book your officiant and vendors. Send invitations, arrange dress fittings and start planning your honeymoon. Take care of all the nooks and crannies, from the wedding cake to the DJ. Finalize all the details, smile and enjoy!
Once you’ve narrowed down your list of potential wedding venues in the Blue Mountains, it’s time to start asking questions. Start with asking about availability, capacity, and pricing. Find out if you need to know anything about the set-up, like lightning and decorations, noise and 3rd party vendors. Ask if you can have your wedding ceremony and reception there if desired. Continue with discussing the wedding packages, the down payment and what payment plans are available. If you plan to have an outdoor wedding, learn whether they have a rain backup plan. You can contribute to your budget by having your Blue Mountains wedding by booking it in the offseason or during a weekday.