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Victoria’s High Country folds prosecco vineyards, alpine rivers and mountain vistas into one of the state’s most rewarding wedding regions.
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Victoria’s High Country folds prosecco vineyards, alpine rivers and mountain vistas into one of the state’s most rewarding wedding regions. The King Valley’s Italian winemaking families pour sparkling on terraces above the vines, while Bright’s autumn colour and Mount Buffalo’s granite drama frame ceremonies through the seasons.
Couples come for crisp air and big views: snow-dusted winter celebrations, vineyard summers, and photo sessions on mountain lookouts. With alpine lodges and valley guesthouses, the High Country turns a wedding into an escape.
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Stephen Jorgensen has photographed weddings from Albury for more than twenty-five years and puts the number past nine hundred.
Brown Brothers has been at Milawa since 1889, in the King Valley about two and a half hours from Melbourne in Australia’s prosecco country.
Coombs Hill Barn is a 160-year-old American barn, imported from Indiana in 2018 and rebuilt on a hilltop across 100 acres of working farmland at Merrijig, in the…
Feathertop is a family-owned estate on the Great Alpine Road at Porepunkah, ten minutes out of Bright, with 360-degree views over the vineyard to Mount Buffalo.
Glenbosch is a vineyard and distillery on the Beechworth–Wangaratta Road at Everton Upper, in the Beechworth wine region.
Halfmoon Creek is five acres of native bushland at Wandiligong, in the valley below Bright.
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