Wedding venues in Melbourne
38 listings.
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Elsternwick
Garden
Melbourne
Historic building
Mount Evelyn
Country and farm
Malvern East
Garden
Eltham
Country and farm
Mount Dandenong
Garden, with accommodation and wet weather cover
Ripponlea
Garden
Kew
Restaurant and bar, with wet weather cover
Melbourne
Hotel and resort, with accommodation
Melbourne
Hotel and resort, with accommodation and wet weather cover
Cockatoo
Country and farm, with accommodation
Melbourne
Historic building
Abbotsford
Church and chapel, with accommodation
Melbourne
Restaurant and bar
Brunswick
Restaurant and bar, with accommodation
Coburg
Church and chapel, with accommodation
Cremorne
Warehouse and gallery, with accommodation and wet weather cover
Fairfield Park Boathouse & Tea Gardens
Fairfield
Garden, with wet weather cover
Keilor
Historic building, with accommodation
Elsternwick
Garden
Collingwood
Church and chapel, with accommodation
Monbulk
Country and farm, with wet weather cover
Thornbury
Restaurant and bar, with wet weather cover
Greenvale
Historic building
The Savoy Hotel on Little Collins Melbourne
Melbourne
Hotel and resort, with accommodation
Keilor
Winery and vineyard
South Wharf
Warehouse and gallery
South Wharf
Glamping and outdoors
The Stables at Sages Cottage Farm
Baxter
Country and farm, with wet weather cover
Richmond
Warehouse and gallery, with wet weather cover
Melbourne
Hotel and resort, with accommodation
West Melbourne
Beachside and waterfront
Chateau Yering Historic House Hotel
Yering
Country and farm, with accommodation
The Refectory Werribee Park by Bursaria
Werribee South
Garden
Richmond
Historic building
Brunswick East
Restaurant and bar, with wet weather cover
Brunswick East
Historic building, with accommodation
Rowville
Historic building
145 wedding venues in Melbourne, counted on 24 October 2026. 130 publish a seated capacity. The suburbs with the most are Richmond, Abbotsford, Brunswick and Collingwood. The most common styles are garden; restaurant and bar; historic building.
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