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Tasmania’s north west runs from red-soil farmland along the Bass Strait coast up to the World Heritage wilderness of Cradle Mountain.
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Tasmania’s north west runs from red-soil farmland along the Bass Strait coast up to the World Heritage wilderness of Cradle Mountain. Couples marry beside Dove Lake’s mirror water, in tulip fields at Table Cape, and at coastal lookouts above Boat Harbour’s white sand.
The Cradle Coast rewards adventurous romantics: alpine lodges with open fires, wombats on the ceremony lawn, and paddock-to-plate produce from Australia’s richest farmland. Wilderness drama and farmhouse warmth in one region.
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A selection of the wedding businesses listed in North West Tasmania / Cradle Coast.
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Alysa Nemeth came to weddings in 2009 from film, television and commercial work — a background that shows in how the days are built as sequences rather than sets of…
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Doxa Visual is Jac and Jon, a Tasmanian wedding and elopement photography and film duo based in Launceston.
Eagles Nest Retreat sits in the foothills of Mount Roland at West Kentish, half an hour from Devonport, on a property of lakes, wetlands and open paddocks with the…
Eastford Creek Vineyard sits on a rocky outcrop at Sassafras, looking across Eastford Creek and out over the farmland of Tasmania’s North West Coast.
A working paddock-to-plate farm at Ridgley, fourteen kilometres south-west of Burnie and set above the Guide River.
Hawley House is an 1878 Victorian manor at Hawley Beach, half an hour from Devonport, the original homestead of the Houghton family’s Rubicon Estate.
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