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Choosing a Melbourne wedding venue

Look beyond the first photograph: choose a setting that supports your guest experience, design and practical plans.

Green and white floral arrangements with draped fabric in a stone chapel
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Match the setting to the atmosphere

Our earlier venue journal explored heritage spaces, wineries, gardens, waterfront settings and industrial rooms. Each offers a different starting point. An ornate room may need only a few considered additions; an open space may give you more freedom but require more furniture, lighting and installation planning. Visit with your priorities in mind.

See real celebrations

Explore our collections for celebrations at Stones of the Yarra Valley, Quat Quatta, Montsalvat and other settings. Notice how the architecture, tables and ceremony spaces relate to the floral work. Use photographs as design references; current capacities, availability and venue packages should always be confirmed directly with the venue.

Ask about the whole day

Check the wet-weather option, supplier access, installation rules, power, furniture and time available for setup and pack-down. Consider travel between the ceremony and reception, accessibility and how guests will move through the space. Bring this information to your planning and styling conversations: it helps turn a beautiful room into a workable celebration.

For your own occasion

Make it your own.

Bring your favourite ideas, your venue and the details you know. We’ll start with what matters to you.

A cascading white bridal bouquet against a wedding dress

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Sculptural greenery and soft white flowers create a distinct atmosphere at Stones of the Yarra Valley.

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