Wedding Venues Mornington Peninsula

28 Wedding Venues in Mornington Peninsula

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Located just an hour outside Melbourne, Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula is a treasure trove of amazing wineries, cellar doors, award-winning restaurants, beautiful beaches, dairy farms, and so much more. Many of these attractions also double as Mornington Peninsula’s best wedding venues. Dotted along the beaches and throughout the rolling hills, you’ll find rustic barn wedding venues, modern wineries, converted industrial spaces, boutique hotels, and plenty of hilltop and waterfront wedding venues too. Our Venue Finders have scoured the many Mornington Peninsula wedding venues to bring you the top picks.

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Lancemore Lindenderry Red Hill

4.9 (46) · Red Hill, Victoria

$220 - $270 p/head Indoor & Outdoor Ceremony In-house Catering 60 - 150 guests

Boutique winery venue in Red Hill

Breathtaking outdoor ceremony spaces

Exquisite menus from a Michelin chef

Elegant on-site accommodation for guests

Lancemore Lindenderry Red Hill is a breathtaking winery wedding venue on the Mornington Peninsula. It offers luxury accommodation, stunning outdoor ceremony spaces, endless photo possibilities, and an elegant, light-filled lakeview reception space. Celebrate your love here amidst rows of vines, rolling hills, and manicured gardens.

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Portsea Golf Club and Mercure Portsea

5.0 (13) · Portsea, Victoria

$120 - $150 p/head Indoor & Outdoor Ceremony In-house Catering 20 - 120 guests

Stylish and sophisticated with breathtaking views

Experienced wedding team

Complimentary Bridal Suite

Accommodation onsite for wedding guests

Golf course weddings are an elegant and relaxed affair, and not many places on the Mornington Peninsula do it better than Mercure Portsea. Set on a pristine course with stunning beach views, Mercure Portsea is surrounded by award-winning wineries, accommodation, and restaurants. Find out how the Mercure Portsea team can bring your dream wedding to life.

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Max's Restaurant at Red Hill

5.0 (20) · Red Hill South, Victoria

Outdoor Ceremony In-house Catering 60 - 200 guests

Breathtaking views of Western Port Bay

Award winning modern Australian menu

Relaxed Ambience

Privacy and seclusion

Max's Restaurant at Red Hill is renowned for its fine dining and unmatched views over the world-famous Mornington Peninsula. Combining country aesthetics with rustic features in a glamorous winery setting, Max’s Restaurant at Red Hell certainly checks a lot of boxes. Discover how your dreamy ceremony and receptions can be brought to life at this venue.

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The Stables at Sages Cottage Farm

5.0 (1) · Baxter, Victoria

Indoor & Outdoor Ceremony In-house Catering 40 - 120 guests

Hidden Rustic Mornington Peninsula Gem

Paddock Paradise: Nature's Canvas for Photo Bliss

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Breathtaking Outdoor Ceremony Locations

Discover rustic charm at The Stables on Sages Cottage Farm. Perfect for intimate ceremonies and cozy receptions, it's where your love story unfolds in the warm embrace of unique elegance

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Black Rock Yacht Club

4.8 (5) · Black Rock, Victoria

Celebrate in coastal style at Black Rock Yacht Club Melbourne. Couples and their guests love the stunning bay views, charming clubhouse, and relaxed atmosphere at Black Rock Yacht Club. Plan your dream day with the help of their friendly and accommodating wedding team. Situated in vibrant Melbourne, this beachfront venue is an ideal backdrop for an unforgettable celebration. Enquire today!

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Our Complete Guide to Central Coast Wedding Venue Hire

Set just north of Sydney, the Central Coast spans a wide region of national parks, beautiful lakes, and stunning beaches. What that means for your Central Coast wedding is that you’ll have plentiful options for wedding photography locations and breathtaking backdrops for your wedding ceremony. The Central Coast is a popular wedding destination for couples from Sydney, Newcastle, and beyond, some looking for rustic wedding venues in the hinterland and others looking for waterfront wedding venues.

Whether you’re on the hunt for a beautiful beach backdrop or a cosy, rustic farmhouse as your Central Coast wedding venue, our Venue Finders have you covered.

Getting married on the Central Coast? Here are some of the highlights you can look forward to:

Easy access for your wedding guests: Sydney is just an hour from Gosford, and the drive from Newcastle to Caves Beach only takes a half hour
Riding horses with your fiancé for a photo op in Glenworth Valley
Taking your wedding party out to Distillery Botanica in Erina for a tasting of dry gin to kickstart your wedding weekend
Enjoying a swim at Terrigal Beach or Avoca Beach on your wedding morning
Taking your wedding photos at Cave Beach, in Munmorah State Conservation Area, or in front of the graffiti walls of Long Jetty
Going for a post-wedding walk on the Bouddi Coastal walk or The Coast Walking Track

What’s the best time of year for a wedding on the Central Coast or in Gosford?

The best weather or a Central Coast wedding usually falls between October and March, giving ample opportunity to select a wedding date. Temperatures are fairly steady throughout the year, with summer season bringing an average of 22-degrees, and winter days average around 15-degrees. The busiest months on the Central Coast are August, February, and May, so it’s wise to book ahead if you’re planning a wedding in those months. In terms of a wet weather plan, you’re more likely to need one in the spring and autumn months.

What are the popular wedding styles on the NSW Central Coast?

Relaxed beach weddings are popular throughout the Central Coast, with waterfront wedding venues and gardens favoured by many couples. Rustic wedding venues like historic homesteads and beautiful barn wedding venues are also quite popular in the hinterland areas. Estate weddings and farmstays are also quite popular throughout the Central Coast.

Are there any major events on the Central Coast that we should consider when planning our wedding?

At its busiest, the NSW Central Coast region can be a difficult place to find accommodation for your whole guest list. If you’re planning a wedding during busy season, booking accommodation far in advance is something to prioritise. Some of the area’s major events include Glenworth Winter Grazing Food and Wine Festival (June), Central Coast Winter Craft Beer and Cider Festival (June), and Chrome Fest. Australia Day and Christmas through New Year’s Day can also be quite busy.

Should we consider any wedding venue locations near the Central Coast?

Nearby Hunter Valley could be a great option if you’re looking for winery wedding venues and more rustic wedding venue options. Another coastal region to look into if you’re interested in a waterfront or beach wedding venue, is the Southern Highlands.