Wedding season is still in full swing and an increasing amount of brides are choosing time periods as themes for their special occasion.
Regency weddings are coming back into fashion – and some of the hype surrounding them can be attributed to the popular Netflix series Bridgerton that follows the titular family as they navigate London’s social season where debutantes are presented at court.
Each set is more magnificent than the last, and Australian brides can now recreate their perfect wedding at several venues around the country without the need for a trip to Europe.
Gabbinbar Homestead is a magnificent and historic estate established in 1863 and located high on the mountain range in the garden city of Toowoomba, South-East Queensland
Gabbinbar Homestead, Queensland
Gabbinbar Homestead is a magnificent and historic estate established in 1863.
The beautiful venue is set amongst 150-year-old gardens, towering ancient trees, and expansive lawns.
The estate is located high on the mountain range in the garden city of Toowoomba, South-East Queensland.
It is surrounded by gorgeous acres of magnificent established gardens, and is completely private and secluded.
The venue is set amongst 150-year-old gardens, towering ancient trees, and expansive lawns
Mont du Soleil, Victoria
Mont du Soleil is situated in Kallista, in the heart of the beautiful Dandenongs, Victoria.
The bright and sunny venue is North-facing, and hence its name translates to ‘Mountain of the Sun.’
The property is inspired by the buildings and grounds of Italy and France, and sits high on a hill providing breathtaking views of the Yarra Valley.
Mont du Soleil is less than an hour from the Melbourne CBD and can be accessed via the Monash and Eastern freeways.
The property is inspired by the buildings and grounds of Italy and France, and sits high on a hill providing breathtaking views of the Yarra Valley
The bright and sunny venue is North-facing, and hence earned the name ‘Mountain of the Sun’
Milton Park Country House, New South Wales
The Milton Park Country House was built in the 19th century and boasts an extensive list of amenities for the wedding party and expectant guests.
The venue boasts two tennis courts, a day spa, a fitness centre, sauna, jogging track, and an indoor swimming pool.
Milton Park Country House Hotel & Spa is a five-minute drive from Bong Bong Picnic Race Club, and a twenty-minute drive from Moss Vale.
The Milton Park Country House was built in the 19th century and boasts an extensive list of amenities for the wedding party and expectant guests
The venue boasts two tennis courts, a day spa, a sauna, and an indoor swimming pool
Caversham House, Western Australia
The Caversham House is located in Perth’s Swan Valley and houses large indoor spaces and beautiful garden venues overlooking the river.
The venue has a beautiful four-metre waterfall at the bottom of grand renaissance stairs.
It is also a celebrity favourite, with Married At First Sight stars Michelle and Sharon tying the knot to their respective partners in the House’s famous Hidden Gardens.
AFL star Jack Darling of the West Coast Eagles also got married at the popular venue in 2016.
The Caversham House is located in Perth’s Swan Valley and houses large indoor spaces and beautiful garden venues overlooking the river
The venue has a beautiful four-metre waterfall at the bottom of grand renaissance stairs
Chateau Yaldara, South Australia
This unique space is a winery that is located near Lyndoch, South Australia, in the historic Barossa Valley wine-growing region.
Chateau Yaldara’s Manor House wedding location is nestled amongst the vineyards and boasts high ceilings, parquet flooring, and ornate chandeliers.
The venue has several options for the ceremony including indoor contingency plans for the weather going awry.
Chateau Yaldara’s Manor House wedding location is nestled amongst the vineyards and boasts high ceilings, parquet flooring, and ornate chandeliers
An enchanting Gothic Chapel sits in the midst of a cottage garden in Brickendon Farm village
Brickendon Estate, Tasmania
An enchanting Gothic Chapel sits in the midst of a private cottage garden in the Brickendon Farm village.
The chapel has a steep pitched shingle roof, original stained glass windows, mellow timbers of the Huon pine pews – and an intimate garden surrounding the space. The venue also has extensive plantings of old fashioned roses and flowering shrubs.
Brickendon Estate’s Sussex barn is perfect for a Regency-era reception. The gardens are enclosed by magnificent 180 year old trees that were planted by William Archer of Brickendon in the 1830s.
The location is complete with candle lanterns, beautiful flora and fauna, and old memorabilia dating back to the nineteenth century.
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