A function centre on the beachfront at Bonny Hills, twenty minutes south of Port Macquarie, looking straight out over Rainbow Beach.
Wedding Venues · Port Macquarie, New South Wales · Visit in person
Bago Maze and Wine sits at Herons Creek in the Port Macquarie hinterland, a vineyard with a large hedge maze and a converted tractor shed that takes small weddings.
The Tractor Shed is exactly what it sounds like — a character-filled open shed under timber beams, strung with caged pendant lights, opening straight onto rolling hills and vineyard. The design is deliberately flexible, working for seated or standing events with the indoors and outdoors running into each other. It is a genuinely small room: forty-five seated, with standing space for twenty more. Guests get the run of the surrounding grounds, the maze and the vineyard views, and the food is built around locally produced wines and grazing platters rather than a formal menu.
Couples planning something deliberately small and relaxed in the hinterland, who want a shed and a vineyard rather than a ballroom.
A working hedge maze on the same property, so the wedding comes with something for guests to actually do between the ceremony and dinner.
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