Wedding Venues in Barossa Valley, South Australia

Barossa Chateau and its sister property Lyndoch Hill share twenty-five acres at Lyndoch planted with thirty thousand roses — a garden of national significance…

Château Tanunda is the Barossa’s grandest address — Australia’s largest and oldest château, built in bluestone in 1890, with a private cricket oval on the lawn and…

A historic Barossa winery on Lyndoch Road where the reception room is the point: the Barrel Room, named for the wall of barrels along one side, under corrugated…

Kingsford The Barossa sits on 225 acres of rolling pastoral hills and riverbank at the valley’s edge — an 1856 sandstone homestead restored into understated luxury…

Lambert Estate rolls over the hills at Angaston in the eastern Barossa — a purpose-built modern function estate among old vines and gum trees, where the sunset over…

Peter Lehmann Wines sits on the banks of the North Para River at Tanunda — the Barossa’s concert-lawn winery, where the Old Redemption Cellar’s floor-to-ceiling…

Seppeltsfield spreads 420 acres of vineyard, garden and heritage-listed bluestone across the Barossa floor — the estate of the famous Centennial Collection, where a…

The Louise looks over the vines from Seppeltsfield Road at Marananga — a luxury lodge of fifteen villa-style suites whose restaurant, Appellation, is one of…

A Nuriootpa winery with a modern cellar door, a vineyard, and — unusually — a hedge maze that one of its three wedding packages is built around.

A community-owned hotel on Murray Street in Nuriootpa, in the middle of the Barossa rather than out among the vines.