ceremony set ups

White chairs hired in from The Wedding Shed.

Bridal entrance from the restaurant along the gravel pathway

Bride enters aisle from restaurant along gravel pathway

Bride walks down aisle through centre of the circle terrace

Ceremony takes place at far edge of circle terrance

Bridesmaids and groomsmen stand either side of florals & ceremony site

Bridesmaids and groomsmen stand either side of couple. Signing table set up to one side of ceremony.

Beautiful hinterland views in the background

Your celebrant leads you through your vows and ceremony

A beautiful contrast of lush green hills and light crushed stone gravel

Surrounded by lush green views

Cute parasols can be hired in from The Wedding Shed for extra shade if desired

You see your partner, guests, hinterland views and the restaurant space

Signing table set up to the side of the ceremony

Walk down the aisle as a married couple

Capture your iconic end of ceremony wedding pose - the dip kiss

Crushed stone gravel circle with beautiful hinterland views in all directions

White chairs hired in from The Wedding Shed.

Ceremony set up facing the large laurel tree with view through to smaller laurel in the background

Framed by the twisting limbs of the laurel tree

Bride and father enter the ceremony site along the gravel path from the restaurant

Bride walks down aisle entering from back of circle terrace towards the laurel trees

Bride walks down aisle entering from back of circle terrace towards the laurel trees with wedding trees in the background

Stunning tree branches add drama and beauty to the ceremony

Trees and fields frame your ceremony

Lush greenery frames your wedding ceremony

Beautiful hinterland views in the background

Surrounded by green

The natural tree canopy creates beautiful dappled light

Signing table set up to the side of the ceremony under the laurel tree

Joy surrounded by nature

Capture your iconic end of ceremony wedding pose - the dip kiss

An expansive grass lawn terrace with pretty laurel tree as a focal point for your ceremony. Tent sent up for musical in this instance. White ceremony chairs hired from The Wedding Shed.

A celebration in the fields

A beautiful laurel tree out in the fields works as a focal point for the ceremony on the lower terrace

A straight line from the restaurant to the ceremony site through the green fields

Bride and bridesmaids can walk a straight line though the fields from the restaurant to the ceremony site

A lovely long entrance directly from the restaurant to the ceremony site

Bride walks down aisle walking a straight line from the restaurant to the ceremony site down the stairs that link the top cocktail hour terrace to the lower terrace.

A dreamy natural setting for your wedding ceremony

Trees and fields frame your ceremony

Lush green fields make your bridesmaids’ dresses pop in the photos

Your own private oasis for your wedding

Stunning textural bark and twisting limbs of the laurel tree frame the backdrop to your ceremony

Beautiful green background gives a luscious natural feel

Surrounded by fields that extend as far as the eye can see

Greet your guests while walking down the aisle

Newly wed smiles

Let the festivities begin!

Lush green pasture as your ceremony backdrop

An expansive grass lawn

A celebration in the fields

Ceremony set up out in the fields, with signing table placed to the side next to the beautiful laurel tree

Cute parasols can be hire from The Wedding Shed to give your guest extra shade if desired

A lovely long entrance cutting across the top lawn terrace and down the gentle slope to the lower terrace

A lovely long entrance cutting across the top lawn terrace and down the gentle slope to the lower terrace

Bride and father enter the aisle

Lush green fields make your bridesmaids’ dresses pop in the photos

Your own private oasis for your wedding

A beautiful natural setting for your ceremony

Surrounded by fields that extend as far as the eye can see

Beautiful green background gives a luscious natural feel

See your guests out in the fields with the restaurant in the background

A ceremony to remember

sealed with a kiss

Signing table and chairs set up next to the laurel tree

Let the festivities begin!

Capture your classic wedding pose out in the fields

In the case of rain, we can relocate your florals to the restaurant’s covered veranda and place your ceremony chairs on the dance floor inside the restaurant (then pack them away once the ceremony is over).

You still enjoy expansive hinterland views

There is plenty of space on the covered verandah for the bridal party to stand

The bridal party comes through the restaurant, down the aisle set up on the dance floor and onto the covered veranda for the ceremony

The bride enters through the restaurant, down the aisle set up on the dance floor and onto the covered veranda for the ceremony

The bride comes through the restaurant, down the aisle set up on the dance floor and onto the covered veranda for the ceremony

Hinterland views frame the ceremony site

Plenty of space on the covered veranda for the bridal party, celebrant and florals

Beautiful hinterland views in the backdrop

You still capture beautiful photos of your ceremony

Plenty of space for the full bridal party

Beautiful backdrop for photos

Beautiful green background gives a luscious natural feel

Stunning and meaningful memories captured

A ceremony to remember

Plenty of space for your signing table and chairs

Classic wedding pose

Joy radiating

Let the festivities begin!

Guests gather around to wish you congratulations

A 10m x 6m Sperry tent fits perfectly over the circle terrace with ample room for your ceremony set up as well as your cocktail hour bar furniture

In the case of rain, you are welcome to hire a marquee. A 6m x 10m Sperry Tent fits perfectly over the crushed gravel circle terrace. These can be booked “just in case” and the final decision made the day before.

The stunning tall ceiling of the Sperry Tent creates a beautiful atmosphere and you still enjoy lush green hinterland views

Hinterland views frame the ceremony site

Plenty of space for over 100 guests

Along the gravel pathway from the restaurant

Straight down the aisle set up through the centre of the Sperry Tent

You still enjoy expansive hinterland views

Beautiful soft feeling to your ceremony

Views of the lush fields still frame the ceremony

Sperry tents have a beautiful soft feel

Plenty of space for your guests to be comfortably seated

Stunning and meaningful memories captured

A ceremony to remember

A beautiful ceremony

Let the festivities begin

For ceremonies set up on the circle terrace, brides enter along the crushed gravel path from restaurant to the circle terrace

For ceremonies on the circle terrace facing the hinterland view, the aisle is a straight line from the restaurant towards the ceremony site

For ceremonies on the circle terrace facing the hinterland view, the aisle is a straight line from the restaurant towards the ceremony site

For ceremonies on the circle terrace facing the hinterland view, the aisle is a straight line from the restaurant towards the ceremony site

Bridal entrance from the restaurant along the crushed gravel pathway to the ceremony site on the circle terrace

Bridal entrance from the restaurant along the crushed gravel pathway to the ceremony site on the circle terrace

Brides enter from the back of the circle terrace to walk straight towards the laurel tree ceremony site (wedding trees in the background)

Brides enter from the back of the circle terrace to walk straight towards the laurel tree ceremony site (wedding trees in the background)

Wedding trees are two trees that have grown together to form one - a beautiful symbol to use at a wedding. Some brides choose to enter their circle terrace ceremony through the wedding trees located just behind the circle terrace. This entrance works for ceremonies on the top terrace set up facing the laurel tree. Brides can drive down to the back of the restaurant and enter the circle terrace through the wedding trees.

Wedding trees are two trees that have grown together to form one - a beautiful symbol to use at a wedding. Some brides choose to enter their circle terrace ceremony through the wedding trees located just behind the circle terrace. This entrance works for ceremonies on the top terrace set up facing the laurel tree. Brides can drive down to the back of the restaurant and enter the circle terrace through the wedding trees.

Wedding trees are two trees that have grown together to form one - a beautiful symbol to use at a wedding. Some brides choose to enter their circle terrace ceremony through the wedding trees located just behind the circle terrace. This entrance works for ceremonies on the top terrace set up facing the laurel tree. Brides can drive down to the back of the restaurant and enter the circle terrace through the wedding trees.

The bridal party can walk up the main sealed entrance towards the restaurant, then cut across the lawn and walk down the gentle slope towards the lower terrace ceremony site

The bridal party can walk up the main sealed entrance towards the restaurant, then cut across the lawn and walk down the gentle slope towards the lower terrace ceremony site

Brides can walk up the main sealed entrance towards the restaurant, then cut across the lawn and walk down the gentle slope towards the lower terrace ceremony site

Brides can walk up the main sealed entrance towards the restaurant, then cut across the lawn and walk down the gentle slope towards the lower terrace ceremony site

Brides can walk up the main sealed entrance towards the restaurant, then cut across the lawn and walk down the gentle slope towards the lower terrace ceremony site

Bridal parties can enter the lower terrace ceremony site by walking a straight line directly from the centre of the restaurant, down the steps that link the two levels, to the laurel tree on the lower terrace

Brides can enter the lower terrace ceremony site by walking a straight line directly from the centre of the restaurant, down the steps that link the two levels, to the laurel tree on the lower terrace

Brides can enter the lower terrace ceremony site by walking a straight line directly from the centre of the restaurant, down the steps that link the two levels, to the laurel tree on the lower terrace

Brides can enter the lower terrace ceremony site by walking a straight line directly from the centre of the restaurant, down the steps that link the two levels, to the laurel tree on the lower terrace

If you have a cool bridal car that you would like guests to see, you can get dropped off at the top of the car turning circle and walk directly onto the lower terrace through the fields to the ceremony site

If you have a cool bridal car that you would like guests to see, you can get dropped off at the top of the car turning circle and walk directly onto the lower terrace through the fields to the ceremony site

If you have a cool bridal car that you would like guests to see, you can get dropped off at the top of the car turning circle and walk directly onto the lower terrace through the fields to the ceremony site

For ceremonies on the circle terrace facing the hinterland view, the aisle is a straight line from the restaurant towards the ceremony site.

For ceremonies on the circle terrace facing the laurel tree, the aisle is a straight line from the back of the circle terrace towards the laurel tree ceremony site.

Ceremonies use the laurel tree on lower terrace as a focal point. Aisle can be angled to your choice of bridal entrance (restaurant, carpark, pathway).

Ceremonies can be set up on the lower terrace out in the field with fields in the background. Aisle can be angled to your choice of bridal entrance.

For ceremonies on the circle terrace facing the hinterland view, the aisle is a straight line from the restaurant towards the ceremony site. Brides get dropped off in the car park, walk up the main pathway to the restaurant, slip onto the veranda and follow the crushed gravel path to the circle terrace and straight towards the ceremony site.

For ceremonies on the circle terrace facing the laurel tree, the aisle is a straight line from the back of the circle terrace towards the laurel tree ceremony site. Brides get dropped off in the car park, walk up the main pathway to the restaurant, slip onto the veranda and follow the crushed gravel path to the circle terrace and slip around to the back of the circle terrace and follow the aisle straight towards the laurel tree.

Brides get dropped off in car park at bottom of the main path leading to the restaurant (this is out of guests sight). They walk up the main sealed path towards the restaurant, then leave the path and enter the top lawn terrace and walk down the gentle slope towards the lower terrace ceremony site

Brides get dropped off in car park at bottom of the main path leading to the restaurant (this is out of guests sight). They walk up main restaurant path; slip onto the restaurant veranda; walk a straight line across cocktail hour terrace, down steps, across fields to lower terrace ceremony site.

Brides that have a beautiful wedding car that they would like guests to see, can get dropped off at the top of the car turning circle in sight of their guests and walk directly onto the lower terrace through the fields to the ceremony site

Some brides choose to enter their circle terrace ceremony through the wedding trees located just behind the circle terrace. This entrance works for ceremonies set up facing the laurel tree. Brides can drive down to the services entrance at the back of the restaurant and enter the circle terrace through the wedding trees.