Seppeltsfield
About
Overview & Vibe
Seppeltsfield spreads 420 acres of vineyard, garden and heritage-listed bluestone across the Barossa floor — the estate of the famous Centennial Collection, where a wedding can fill an 1878 gravity-fed winery or a candlelit 1920 cellar still smelling of Para Tawny.
Setting & Style
The Ultimate Seppeltsfield Wedding Package ($5,500) bundles ceremony and reception locations, three consultations, a wine tasting for the beverage selection and a menu tasting with Executive Chef Owen Andrews — plus all furniture, glassware, cutlery, linen and staff. Ceremonies alone start at $3,500 with three hours' exclusive use, 48 white Americana chairs, signing table, barrels and water station. Receptions choose the 1920 Vintage Cellar (70–300 guests beneath pillars strung with fairy lights) or the bluestone 1890 Dining Hall (70–85) on its garden lawns. Catering runs $110–$130 a head across the Rustica, Elegant and Timeless packages; beverages from $55pp classic to $80pp premium. The Lodge sleeps twelve, five minutes' walk away.
Ideal For
Couples wanting Barossa history at scale — three hundred guests under fairy lights in a cellar older than the state's wine industry.
The Need-to-Knows
- 1920 Vintage Cellar: 70–300 guests; 1890 Dining Hall: 70–85 guests.
- Ultimate package $5,500; ceremony-only from $3,500; reception-only from $5,500.
- Catering $110/$120/$130pp; beverage packages from $55pp (classic) or $80pp (premium), 3 hours base.
- Seppeltsfield Road — The Lodge sleeps 12 from $2,200/night, two-night minimum.
Standout Feature
The 1920 Vintage Cellar — pillars, fairy lights and a century of Para Tawny in the walls.
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Amenities
- 1920 Vintage Cellar
- 1890 Bluestone Dining Hall
- Dining Hall Lawns
- 420-acre Heritage Estate
- Executive Chef Menus
- Estate Wine and Para Tawny Cellars
- Ceremony Furniture Included
- Wine and Menu Tastings
- Fairy-lit Cellar Pillars
- The Lodge Accommodation
Ceremony Setting
- garden
- outdoor
- indoor
Dietary Options Supported
Nearby Landmarks
- Seppeltsfield Road – The palm-lined heritage avenue to the estate
- Seppeltsfield Mausoleum – The hilltop landmark above the vines
- Marananga – The Barossa hamlet next door
- Tanunda – The valley's main town ten minutes east
- Nuriootpa – The northern Barossa centre
- Adelaide – An hour down the highway
On Site Accommodation
- The Lodge at Seppeltsfield — six bedrooms sleeping 12 guests on three acres, five minutes' walk from the grounds, from $2,200 per night (two-night minimum)
Price Notes
- Ultimate Seppeltsfield Wedding Package $5,500 (ceremony + reception locations, three consultations, wine and menu tastings, all furniture, glassware, cutlery, linen and staff); ceremony-only locations from $3,500 with 3 hours exclusive use, 48 Americana chairs, signing table, two barrels and water station; reception-only locations from $5,500; catering $110-$130pp; beverage packages from $55pp classic / $80pp premium, 3 hours base with surcharge beyond
Price Per Head
- From $110 p/head
Venue Capacity
- 70–300
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