The Warehouse Geelong is an old warehouse. It is which is located a few miles from the Geelong city centre (CBD), can conduct your marriage ceremonies and receptions under one roof. The...
ViewRocklea Farm is in Victoria's most favourite and pastoral wedding venue. It is situated amongst the scenic farmland that is an hour away from Melbourne and Ballarat and 15 minutes from...
ViewIn the heart of the Yarra Valley with stunning vineyards and mountain views is Acacia Ridge Vineyard. Featuring a rustic barn and an 1850’s Miner’s Hut, it is a picturesque, rustic venue...
ViewSofitel Melbourne On Collins is located at the prestigious Paris end of Collins Street, just moments away from the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground. Whether you’re planning an intimate...
ViewThe Rocks Mornington wedding venue is located at the Mornington harbour offering exceptional views of the local pier. It has stunning views of Mother's Beach along with the Beleura Hills...
ViewLocated in the heart of Coburg, The Post Office Hotel offers an inviting combination of both old and new. A renovation in 2010 restored much of the original art decor features and breathed...
ViewTreacy Center is an exquisite Victorian mansion and garden situated just next to the Melbourne Royal Park. The venue is just three minutes away from Melbourne’s CBD, and it is a leading...
ViewPullman Melbourne is located at the very centre of Melbourne CBD. It has every detail that any couple would need for a grand hotel ballroom wedding venue. Pullman Melbourne on the Park is a...
ViewSituated at the very heart of Melbourne, RACV City Club is a venue that is more than 100 years old with extensive skills and experience in the hospitality industry. This club is not only...
ViewThe Deck Brighton is an amazing restaurant space that is perfect for your wedding. Situated just a few minutes from Melbourne CBD, this function space boasts of every facility and amenity...
ViewThe Park is a wedding venue located just ten minutes away from Melbourne. Tucked away in Albert Park with several picturesque locations such as a spectacular waterside, the exquisite...
ViewSurrounded by the scenic surroundings of the Albert Park, The Point is one of the best restaurants in Melbourne. You can enjoy uninterrupted views of the Melbourne skyline, lakes, and...
ViewWarragul Reception and Conference Centre is at the Warragul Country Club which in the heart of Gippsland. The country club and golf course on which the country club is situated is 45...
ViewSituated just an hour away from Melbourne, Cammeray Waters Conference Centre brings in new Australian country charm. This venue is situated in the Macedon Ranges and surrounded by 400 acres...
ViewPlaced in the historic city of Ballarat, Craig’s Royal Hotel is a popular 4-star Wedding venue built back in the gold-rush era. Craigs Royal Hotel is a winner of Editor’s Choice Awards at...
ViewEpocha is a function space and restaurant situated at the beautiful Victorian terrace just a few meters away from Melbourne CBD. It looks over the stunning Carlton Gardens, and its...
ViewIf you are planning on having a small or “countryside” wedding, then there is no better place for you than Sylvania Park Horsham is the perfect venue for you. With scenic views of the...
ViewLocated in North Blackburn suburbs, Elizabethan Lodge is just 20 minutes away from Melbourne’s CBD. It is ideal for various types of weddings. Elizabethan Lodge is suited for couples who...
ViewForty-five minutes out from Melbourne, Pietro Gallo Estate brings a bit of the Tuscan countryside to couples with a dream of a toned Italian wedding. The Warrandyte Hills that surround the...
ViewThe rich history of Nathania Springs dates back to the 1890s as one of the first settlements in Dandenong Ranges. By the early 20th century, this venue was one of the most popular tourist...
ViewBeaufort Manor is magical and historical, and as a manor built as a wedding gift, it now hosts weddings. It was built in 1876 and still retains its original name. The current owners...
ViewArco Restaurant is situated at a classy business centre in Dandenong South, 30 km away from Melbourne CBD. Arco Restaurant is set up in a peaceful location that looks over a serene lake and...
ViewRed Scooter is a popular venue serving a diverse pool of clients for more than 25 years for indoor ceremonies. This venue is located in St. Kilda East which can host several events such as...
ViewThe McClelland Gallery and Sculpture Park are located on 360-390 McClelland Drive, Langwarrin, Victoria. The venue is located 45 minutes away from the city. It was opened in 1971 and...
ViewThe lavishly green natural beauty of Royal Botanical Gardens, Melbourne, envelops this truly unique place. Giving off friendly vibes from a mile afar, Jardin Tan is a humble eatery that is...
ViewMelbourne's South Eastern Suburb's leafy surroundings are this modern and elegant looking flexible Mornington Peninsula event center. This purpose-built reception center has over 20 years...
ViewTokar Estate Winery is situated at the heart of Yarra Valley. The establishment is family-owned, and it operates as a winery, restaurant, and cellar door. This venue with award-winning...
ViewLess than an hour from the Melbourne central business district is the Mont du Soleil. It is located on a large rural property encompassing 40 acres on the Dandenong Ranges' rolling hills....
ViewUnlike its name, Temperance Hotel is originally a restaurant&bar offering contemporary and fun weddings. It is situated on Chapel Street in South Yarra and the accessibility is not the only...
ViewNovotel Melbourne Glen Waverley is a sleek hotel that is located just 30 minutes away from Melbourne CBD. It is a contemporary hotel situated next to major attractions such as Dandenong...
ViewThe Healesville Sanctuary has been part of Victoria’s beautiful native bushland scene since the 1960s. The Brolga Room was recently renovated and now features rough, updated stonewalls...
ViewMt Duneed Estate is part of the city Geelong situated in Victoria, and it is an hour far away from Melbourne. The Duneed Estate is famous for its wine and delicious apple cider. The venue...
ViewQuirindi Stables is a family-owned farm is situated just 10-15 minutes from Daylesford and Creswick and only 60-65 minutes from Melbourne. Quirindi is a rustic and country venue with a...
ViewComprising a uniquely beautiful and rustic setting, the Wyanga Park Winery and Henry’s Café wedding venue have a lovely country vibe. With vineyards and the Gippsland lake as a backdrop,...
ViewThe Baths Middle Brighton is a bayside premier bar&restaurant in Melbourne. It is perfectly situated at the Brighton Beachfront with incredible views of Melbourne city and Port Phillip Bay....
ViewLocated at the gateway to River Yarra’s valley and just 45 minutes from Melbourne, the York on Lilydale is the perfect place for not just functions and events but even for a simple dine-out...
ViewSt Leonards Vineyard is located at one of Australia's most tranquil locations and home to the oldest winery. It is set on the Murray River's banks and established in 1860. It is the perfect...
ViewSituated in the iconic Fitzroy suburbs, Town Hall Hotel is a historic and boutique hotel that was constructed in 1868. Even with its standard features, the venue remains stylish and...
ViewOnly 30 minutes away from the Melbourne Airport and the CBD, wedding guests and wedding couples can indulge in Bridges' local charm and relaxed atmosphere. Also, only ten minutes to walk...
ViewWild Rabbit Farm in the idyllic Yarra Valley is primarily a berry farm in a combination of boutique wedding venue. It is 50 minutes away from the city centre of Melbourne. It is a...
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Add your VendorMelbourne, Australia's culinary, cultural, and sports-loving metropolis, offers plenty of fantastic wedding venues for every couple and budget. But better yet, many other unique wedding venues are all just a short drive away. So whatever direction you turn in Victoria, you'll find an unusual wedding venue with different features, from mountain views to cool-climate wines and small penguins.
Barn wedding venues are popular for a reason: the country feeling they exude hard to resist. In Victoria, you’ll find unique landscapes bursting with colour, culture and natural beauty. From farm wedding venues to homesteads, this southeastern state has every kind of country wedding venue. The beautiful Yarra Valley, Dandenong Ranges, Daylesford, Horsham and Bellarine Peninsula are the most popular locations for a barn wedding. The wedding venues in these locations are waiting to be discovered and offer stunning backgrounds for your most special day.
Victoria proudly produces some of the world’s best wines. This means that there are some breathtakingly beautiful wine regions all across this beautiful state, suitable for a fantastic winery wedding. Yarra Valley is world-renowned for its top-notch wineries! You can have a magical celebration in winery wedding venues, vineyards, or estates if you're searching for a wedding venue with accommodation. Suppose you plan to have a traditional ceremony. In that case, you can check various wedding chapels in the region and continue your wedding reception in one of these rustic wedding venues in Victoria.
A beach wedding is a fantastic idea for surf-and-sand-loving couples, and luckily, Victoria has many stunning coasts to tie the knot. You can find unique beach wedding venues in Melbourne, Docklands, St Kilda, Brighton, Sorrento and Geelong. These locations are also perfect for pop up weddings with smaller crowds. If you worry about unfavourable weather conditions such as rain or humidity, you can check indoor waterfront venues with an air conditioner. You can also have an outdoor, lakeside wedding in the country. In that case, you can check the wedding venues in Moama, Kergunyah, Daylesford, Boneo and Woodend.
Are you looking to host your ceremony, cocktails, reception, after party or all of the above outdoors in a beautiful garden wedding venue in Victoria? Be ready to get lost among dozens of options. You can have a small forest wedding in a beautiful camping wedding venue with your loved ones or have a fancy golf course wedding. Let’s not forget stunning Victoria parks as well. One of your other options might be private property wedding hire or houses to rent for weddings. Wedding ceremony under the marquee and reception at vast gardens, can it get more beautiful than that? Lastly, for the ultimate, unforgettable experience, don’t forget to check bush wedding venues in Victoria.
Victoria enjoys warm summers, glorious springs, mild autumns and crisp winters. The majority of the Victoria weddings take place from March to May and September to November. The spring is a perfect time for a magical beach or garden wedding. You can have a rustic fairytale wedding in one of the beautiful rustic wedding venues like barns, wineries, farms, or homesteads in the autumnal season. You can also consider having a forest wedding while the big trees changing colours create the perfect backdrop for your celebration. Take the weather into mind, and don't forget to have a rain backup plan!
Wedding venues in Victoria are aplenty, from most luxurious to affordable, and you'll surely find the best fit for you. However, before starting your hunt, several factors are affecting the price you should know. The first is the season. If you have limited finances or spend your money on other things for your married life, marrying in the off-season will save you lots of money. Since there's a high demand for Victoria wedding venues in summer, spring and early fall, you can consider hosting your most special day in winter or late fall. In this way, your chances to find relatively cheap wedding venues will increase, and you'll get amazing discounts and deals.
The second factor is the number of your guests. With a smaller guest list, you can have your wedding in almost any place you want. Some of the small wedding venues you can consider might be restaurants, wineries, art galleries or even zoos. You can also check elopement packages for the most intimate wedding with a few family members and a couple of friends.
The third factor affecting the price is the services you want to include in your gathering. As you can build your wedding from scratch by visiting vendors one by one, you can also consider choosing a wedding package provided by the venues. We recommend the latter since it will save you from lots of legwork and you'll have time more for the most exciting things, such as your outfits and honeymoon! These wedding packages are customisable and include everything you could possibly need, from catering and wedding flowers to videography and photography. To have the ultimate budget wedding, you can choose a venue that allows for BYO and self-catering.
Victoria hosts many major events throughout the year. A few Victoria events to have on your radar when selecting a wedding date are the Australian Open and Grand Prix in Melbourne, Festival of Sails and The Australian International Airshow in Geelong, Winter Grazing Food and Wine Festival on the Central Coast. You should also take Yarra Valley Food and Wine Festival, the Yarra Valley Wine Show, and A Day on the Green Summer Festival into mind if you're planning to have a magnificent winery wedding in this region. We recommend checking the local calendar and consulting your wedding venue about whether there will be any challenges booking blocks of hotels for your guests or transportation for the wedding date you set.
No amount of time couples spend planning their most special day is truly the same. While some couples plan every little detail thoroughly by themselves, some hire a wedding planner to take care of every need. Like snowflakes, every wedding is unique. However, we recommend getting to it at least one year ahead since some common guidelines you need to follow. First, you should start with setting the time and date, coming up with your guest list and determining your budget. Then, you should find your Victoria wedding venue and book your vendors. Next, decide on your outfits, send your invitations and start planning your honeymoon, especially if you need visas. Take care of all the nooks and crannies, and you're good to go!
After narrowing down your list of wedding venues in Victoria, take some time to visit them in person to get a better sense of what they have to offer. Ask about venue availability on your preferred date(s), total capacity, and wedding package options while you're there. If you're planning on hiring outside wedding vendors, be sure you're aware of any limitations. For example, some Victoria wedding venues have preferred vendors who you are required to book for things like catering, flowers, music, and the wedding cake, among other things.
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 policy, and when is the first payment due? You and your partner will be in a better position to decide if this is the ideal venue for you once you've found answers to some of these questions.
If Victoria' magical wonders are not hitting the spot, why not check out more regions? Here are some of our favourites.