Brown Brothers Milawa Vineyard
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.
Wedding Venues · High Country / King Valley, Victoria · Visit in person
A boutique alpine retreat in the Kiewa Valley at Tawonga South, with landscaped gardens and uninterrupted views of Mt Bogong, Victoria’s highest peak, and the Alpine National Park beyond. The name comes from the Dreaming: “Myee was an indigenous Bogong Moth woman… with the most beautiful coloured wings.”
A wedding here takes exclusive use of the whole property — gardens, decks, a seasonal saltwater pool looking at Mt Bogong, and indoor and outdoor entertaining areas. The retreat’s own photography shows a garden ceremony under gum trees with a wine-barrel signing table, and a lawn strung with festoon lights after dark.
Couples wanting a small alpine wedding where the ceremony, the reception and the beds are all in one place — the retreat’s stated pitch is “your small number ceremony and reception at one stunning location so that your guests can relax and enjoy the day with you.”
A saltwater pool and a garden looking straight at Mt Bogong.
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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.
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