The 10 Best Winery Wedding Venues in Australia (2026)

Updated November 2026 · 10 picks

The best winery wedding venues in Australia in 2026 are Chateau Yering, Rochford and Stones of the Yarra Valley near Melbourne, Bimbadgen and Peterson House in the Hunter Valley, Sandalford in Perth's Swan Valley, Chateau Tanunda in the Barossa and Josef Chromy in Tasmania.

Australia's wine regions sit close to its cities: the Yarra Valley is an hour from Melbourne, the Hunter Valley two hours from Sydney, the Swan Valley 25 minutes from Perth and the Barossa an hour from Adelaide. That makes a vineyard wedding easy for guests to reach. Autumn (March to May) is vintage season and the prettiest time in the vines; book transport so guests don't have to drive. For cellar doors to visit, see our best wineries in Australia.

1. Chateau Yering — Yarra Valley, Victoria

A grand historic homestead hotel on 250 acres in the Yarra Valley.

$$$$ Splurge

Chateau Yering is a luxury hotel in a historic homestead set in 250 acres, about an hour from Melbourne. It hosts weddings in its ballrooms and heritage gardens, and guests can stay in its suites.

It suits a formal, elegant wedding with everything on one estate.

Good to know: Book the suites for the wedding party and keep the whole weekend on the estate.

42 Melba Hwy, Yering VIC 3770

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2. Rochford Wines — Yarra Valley, Victoria

A family-owned estate with vineyard views and spaces for big and small weddings.

$$$ Upmarket

Rochford is a large, family-owned winery in Coldstream with a cellar door, restaurants and a natural amphitheatre used for major outdoor concerts. It hosts weddings with views over the vines and the Yarra Valley.

Its flexible spaces suit both intimate and large celebrations.

Good to know: Ask about outdoor ceremonies on the lawns overlooking the vineyard.

878-880 Maroondah Hwy, Coldstream VIC 3770

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3. Stones of the Yarra Valley — Yarra Valley, Victoria

A chapel, a timber barn and gardens among the vines.

$$$ Upmarket

Stones of the Yarra Valley is a wedding and restaurant venue set among vineyards near Coldstream, with a chapel for ceremonies, the Barn restaurant and gardens.

It is one of the region's best-known wedding venues, with a romantic, rustic look.

Good to know: Book a weekday or winter date for better availability and pricing.

14 St Huberts Rd, Coldstream VIC 3770

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4. Bimbadgen — Hunter Valley, New South Wales

A Hunter Valley estate with hilltop vineyard views.

$$$ Upmarket

Bimbadgen is a winery in Pokolbin, in the heart of the Hunter Valley, with a cellar door, restaurant and accommodation. Its wedding venues take in views across the vineyards to the Brokenback Range.

The Hunter is about two hours from Sydney, and its many guesthouses make it easy for guests to stay.

Good to know: Plan a sunset ceremony for the view across the valley.

790 McDonalds Rd, Pokolbin NSW 2320

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5. Peterson House — Hunter Valley, New South Wales

A Hunter Valley sparkling-wine house with a lakeside setting.

$$ Mid-range

Peterson House is a Hunter Valley winery known for sparkling wine, at the corner of Broke Road and Wine Country Drive in Pokolbin. It hosts weddings and events among its gardens and vines.

Bubbles are the house speciality, which suits the toasts.

Good to know: Use the house sparkling for the toasts; it's what the estate is known for.

Cnr Broke Rd & Wine Country Dr, Pokolbin NSW 2320

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6. Sandalford Wines — Swan Valley, Western Australia, Perth

One of WA's oldest wineries, hosting weddings for up to 300 guests.

$$ Mid-range

Sandalford in the Swan Valley is one of Western Australia's oldest wineries and a busy wedding venue. Its Estate Room seats large receptions, and the lawn overlooks a lake and terraced vineyards.

It is about 25 minutes from Perth, so guests can stay in the city.

Good to know: Look out for the Swan Valley Wedding Open Day, held each winter, to see the venue set up.

3210 West Swan Rd, Caversham WA 6055

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7. Chateau Tanunda — Barossa Valley, South Australia

A grand 1890 bluestone chateau in the heart of the Barossa.

$$$ Upmarket

Chateau Tanunda is a historic bluestone winery built in 1890, with formal gardens and a croquet lawn. It hosts weddings and functions, with ceremony spots in the gardens and receptions inside the chateau.

It is about an hour from Adelaide, with plenty of accommodation in the Barossa towns.

Good to know: Contact the functions team directly for current packages and dates.

9 Basedow Rd, Tanunda SA 5352

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8. Coriole Vineyards — McLaren Vale, South Australia

A family winery with gardens and views over McLaren Vale.

$$ Mid-range

Coriole is a family-owned winery in McLaren Vale, known for its gardens, its ironstone cellar door and Italian varieties. It hosts weddings and events with views over the vineyards to the Gulf.

McLaren Vale is about 45 minutes south of Adelaide, close to the Fleurieu beaches.

Good to know: Pair the wedding with a beach stay on the Fleurieu Peninsula.

Chaffeys Rd, McLaren Vale SA 5171

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9. Josef Chromy Wines — Tamar Valley, Tasmania

A Tasmanian winery by a lake, 15 minutes from Launceston.

$$$ Upmarket

Josef Chromy is a cool-climate winery at Relbia, near Launceston, with a restaurant overlooking a lake and the vines. It hosts weddings in its function space and gardens.

It suits a Tasmanian wedding with Tamar Valley wine and local produce on the menu.

Good to know: Fly guests into Launceston; the venue is about 15 minutes from the airport.

370 Relbia Rd, Relbia TAS 7258

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10. Sirromet Wines — Mount Cotton, Queensland, Brisbane

A big Queensland winery between Brisbane and the Gold Coast.

$$ Mid-range

Sirromet is a large winery at Mount Cotton, about 40 minutes from Brisbane, with a restaurant, cellar door, vineyard views and spaces for celebrations.

It is one of the few winery venues within easy reach of both Brisbane and the Gold Coast.

Good to know: Book transport from Brisbane or the Gold Coast so guests can enjoy the wine.

850-938 Mount Cotton Rd, Mount Cotton QLD 4165

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Frequently asked questions

Which wine region is best for a wedding in Australia?

The Yarra Valley (near Melbourne) and the Hunter Valley (near Sydney) have the most winery wedding venues and accommodation. The Swan Valley suits Perth couples, the Barossa and McLaren Vale suit Adelaide, and the Tamar Valley suits a Tasmanian wedding.

How much does a winery wedding cost in Australia?

Most winery venues sell per-head packages with food, wine and venue hire. Expect roughly $120 to $250 or more per guest, plus a ceremony fee, with higher minimums on peak-season Saturdays. Prices vary a lot, so ask each venue for its current packages.

When is the best time for a vineyard wedding?

Autumn, from March to May, brings golden vines and mild weather, and spring is green and fresh. Summer can be very hot inland; winter is cheaper and suits indoor receptions by an open fire.

How do guests get to a winery wedding?

Book a coach or minibus from the nearest town or city so guests don't drive after drinking. Many venues can recommend local transport companies.

Can we stay at the winery?

Some can. Chateau Yering has hotel suites on the estate, and the Hunter Valley, Yarra Valley and Barossa have plenty of nearby accommodation for guests.