Chateau Yering Hotel
Chateau Yering is the Yarra Valley’s grand Victorian mansion — 250 private acres at Yering, a quarter-century of weddings, and the Oak Room ballroom gazing across…
Wedding Venues · Yarra Valley, Victoria · Visit in person
Vines of the Yarra Valley crowns Helens Hill at Coldstream — 360-degree panoramas over vines to the mountain ranges, rose gardens rolling downhill, and the estate’s own Helens Hill wines poured forty-five minutes from Melbourne.
Ceremonies set up on the lawns among the roses with the valley falling away behind the arch, complimentary ceremony time included, and the weather never wins — indoor and outdoor facilities cover every plan. The main room seats 140 (up to 150 with dance floor in flexible layouts) behind glass that keeps the view in the room, menus are built bespoke, and the all-inclusive celebration package promises no hidden fees — with a published $130pp promotion for 2026 dates.
Couples wanting big valley views and transparent all-inclusive pricing — one hill, one venue, no surprises.
The 360-degree hilltop — vineyard, ranges and sunset wrapping the reception glass on every side.
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