Wedding Venues · Margaret River / Busselton, Western Australia · Visit in person
Voyager Estate is Margaret River’s white-gabled landmark — Cape Dutch architecture, box-hedged rose gardens and heritage vineyards over Stevens Valley — hosting only a handful of weddings a year in its award-winning restaurant.
The evening is exclusively yours from 5pm to 11pm: ceremony service with signing table and twenty white bentwood chairs, then dinner for up to eighty in the restaurant, where seasonal set menus run $250 (three-course) or $270 (four-course) per person with the Coastal beverage package included and sommelier Claire Tonon’s cellar behind it. The manicured gardens host photography (marquees are banned to protect them), and the famous grounds can be booked for portrait sessions alone. A $20,000 minimum spend and $3,500 deposit hold the night — and dates go early: 2026 and 2027 are already fully booked.
Couples wanting the region’s most architectural wedding dinner — small, seated and impeccably fed.
The Cape Dutch manor gates — white gables, rose walks and vines that read instantly as Voyager.
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