The Most Unusual and Unique Wedding Venue Ideas Australia Wide

Turbine Shop, Cockatoo Island

Only a short ferry ride from Sydney’s CBD, UNESCO-World-Heritage-listed Cockatoo Island’s breathtaking harbour location offers an inspirational backdrop while its distinctive mix of iconic sandstone convict-era buildings and gritty industrial heritage makes an unforgettable setting for any event.

It was built in 1945 and at that time was the largest building in the Southern Hemisphere. An exposed steel structure, overhead gantry cranes and cement flooring create a raw, industrial feel.

Norah Head Lighthouse

At this romantic location with the magnificent ocean views, you can make your vows in the presence of family and friends, and create lasting memories against the backdrop of unparalleled natural beauty.

The cost to hire the Lighthouse grounds incredibly affordable. You can have your dream wedding ceremony without breaking your budget. For $350.00 you and your bridal cars have access to the grounds for 2 hours.

Jenolan Caves

Open daily, award-winning Jenolan Caves is one of Australia’s national treasures – the world’s oldest and Australia’s most awe-inspiring caves, with dazzling formations and pure underground rivers.  You can tour any of 10 show caves, each astonishing in its own way.  There is a cave tour to suit people of all ages and fitness levels.  With prior notice, there is even limited wheelchair access.

Yep, cave weddings are an absolute must!

Mali Brae Farm, Moss Vale

Saying “I do” is perhaps the most important phrase any of us will utter in our lifetime. The significance of this magical life event should be matched by the setting of your big day. Mali Brae Farm offers a spectacular venue for your wedding, providing the perfect backdrop for you and your guests to celebrate the special day.

Located an hour’s drive from Sydney in Southern Highlands, an area known for breathtaking scenery and its enchanting rural ambience, Mali Brae Farm is a historic site that is founded in stories and tradition. This idyllic 90-acre boutique cattle property was originally a dairy farm that fell into disrepair before being rescued by owners Shelley and Greg Dark. Their vision for the farm was one that maintained the integrity of the original structures, outfitting them with chic fittings and modern décor.