Rustic Wedding Venues in Western Australia

In the vast and diverse landscapes of Western Australia, couples can find rustic wedding venues that offer a blend of natural beauty and rustic charm. Imagine exchanging vows amidst rolling vineyards, tranquil bush settings, or historic homesteads, with rustic decor and breathtaking views creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for your ceremony. Read moreWestern Australia's rustic wedding venues range from charming farmhouses with vintage appeal to secluded retreats with picturesque landscapes, each offering its own distinctive character and ambiance. Whether you envision a relaxed outdoor ceremony surrounded by the beauty of nature all around or a cozy indoor gathering with rustic decor and ambient lighting, the options are as varied as they are enchanting.
Buckland Estate
Buckland, Shire of Northam
Buckland Estate is a grand heritage estate that was established in 1836 and is rich in beauty, history and amazing wedding opportunities.
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  • 200
  • A$3,250 - A$12,250
Lewana Cottages
Balingup
In a beautiful natural location in WA’s South West, Lewana Cottages offers both a unique wedding venue as well as accommodation for you and your guests.
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  • Moderate ($$)
Riverglen Chalets
Margaret River Town
Are you looking for a unique wedding venue in Margaret River and the area? Riverglen Chalets provides the beautiful experience of an intimate wedding in a serene environment.
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  • 60
  • 15 Bedrooms
  • Affordable ($)
Maya Maya at Mandoon Estate
West Swan
At Mandoon Estate, we’re all about crafting perfect days – especially on your big day. We make organising your wedding a joyful experience, especially as we can take care of everything from the ceremony to your honeymoon accommodation...
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  • 32 Bedrooms
  • Luxury ($$$)
The Marina Hotel - Mindarie
Mindarie
Perth’s Most Picturesque Wedding Venues Overlooking the turquoise waters of the Marina, The Pavilion provides a picturesque backdrop for wedding reception merriment.
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  • 250
  • From A$120 pp
Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa
Broome
Indian Ocean sunsets, gently swaying palm trees, and Kimberley charm, it’s truly a destination like no other.
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  • 150
  • Luxury ($$$)
Yallingup Forest Resort
Yallingup
ll chalets have a massive private wrap-around veranda for you to be even closer to nature as all our chalets are nestled among beautiful native bushland
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  • 24 Bedrooms
  • Moderate ($$)
Joondalup Resort
Perth
Congratulations on your Engagement - Joondalup Resort creates an ‘all in one’ wedding experience to ensure your special day is hassle-free.
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  • 600
  • Moderate ($$)
William Bay Cottages
Denmark
Delicately scattered amongst over 100 acres of stunning coastal bushland, William Bay Cottages in Denmark, Western Australia offers the rare luxury of absolute privacy and space.
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  • Moderate ($$)
Hidden Valley Eco Spa Lodges & Day Spa
Pickering Brook
WELCOME TO HIDDEN VALLEY ECO LODGES & DAY SPA ESCAPE. INDULGE. RELAX Hidden Valley Eco Lodges & Day Spa is an adults-only luxury retreat nestled in the Perth Hills just 30 minutes from the city.
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  • Moderate ($$)
Araluen Golf Resort
Roleystone
  • Affordable ($)
Solitaire Homestead
Naturaliste, City of Busselton
Solitaire Homestead is a timeless wedding venue with a twist of rustic charm. Hidden amongst WA’s South West Wine Region, we are a gorgeous rural farm property set on 100 acres of beautiful bushland.
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  • 120
  • 3 Bedrooms
  • Moderate ($$)
Clover Cottage
Upper Warren, Shire of Manjimup
Congratulations on your engagement and upcoming wedding! How exciting organising the perfect place to take your vows and celebrate your special day.
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  • 100
  • Moderate ($$)
Perth City Farm
Perth, City of Perth
Perth City Farm is the perfect place if you're looking for a beautiful & magical setting for your wedding day.
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  • Moderate ($$)
Mantarays Ningaloo Beach Resort
Exmouth
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Mantarays Ningaloo Beach Resort is the perfect place for your special day. We cater for small intimate weddings or elopements with many different options available.
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  • A$800 - A$3,000
Gilgara Retreat
Margaret River Town
Gilgara is nestled on a hillside near the corner of Caves Rd and Carters Rd, just five minutes by car from Margaret River town, Gracetown and Prevelly beaches, the Cape to Cape trail and the famous Margaret River vineyards.
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  • Luxury ($$$)
Mangrove Hotel
Broome
A Broome wedding venue you’ll never forget, and a view you’ll always remember.
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  • Luxury ($$$)
The Tiller Farm
Yallingup Siding, City of Busselton
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  • 200
  • From A$6,500
Cowaramup Brewing Company
Cowaramup
Whether you’d prefer an intimates only setting or want the full-blown spectacular, we’re ready, willing, and able to accommodate your special event, anywhere from 60 to 300 guests in either of our property’s two main entertaining areas.
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  • 300
  • Moderate ($$)
Stonebarn
Osborne Park, City of Stirling
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Combining luxury and natural beauty in WA’s South West Manjimup region, Stonebarn offers a unique wedding venue and accommodation for 16 with breathtaking views of the forest, truffiére and river.
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  • 100
  • A$8,000 - A$17,000
FAQ's

What should couples know about the accessibility of rustic wedding venues in Western Australia?

Couples should consider the location of their rustic wedding venue in Western Australia, as some may be set in remote or rural areas. Accessibility for guests is crucial, particularly for those with mobility issues. Venues near major roads or towns, like Margaret River, tend to be easier to reach. For more secluded venues, it's advisable to arrange shuttle services or carpooling options for guests. Always confirm road conditions and travel times, especially if your venue is in a more rugged part of the region. Ensuring a smooth arrival for all guests is vital for a stressfree event.

How does the weather in Western Australia affect rustic weddings?

Western Australia has a Mediterranean climate, so couples should be prepared for warm, dry summers and mild winters. This weather can influence both outdoor and indoor weddings, especially in rustic venues surrounded by nature. For summer weddings, it’s essential to have provisions for shade or indoor alternatives to avoid the heat. In winter, while the temperatures are mild, rain could be a concern. Couples should ask their venue about contingency plans, such as marquees or indoor settings, to ensure their day remains flawless regardless of weather conditions, as Western Australia's weather can be unpredictable.

What unique features do rustic wedding venues in Western Australia offer that other locations might not?

Rustic wedding venues in Western Australia offer a unique blend of stunning natural backdrops, often set on expansive properties, vineyards, or bushland. The region’s distinct charm includes dramatic views of the coastline, mountains, and forested areas. Venues like Yallingup and Margaret River offer couples intimate settings, often with charming farmhouses, rustic barns, and locally sourced décor. Many venues also offer ecofriendly features, like sustainability practices or locally grown food. This rustic elegance combined with the raw beauty of Western Australia’s landscapes provides a perfect setting for couples looking for something different and memorable for their wedding.

Are there specific cultural considerations to be aware of when planning a rustic wedding in Western Australia?

Couples planning a rustic wedding in Western Australia should be mindful of the state’s rich Indigenous heritage. Some venues, particularly in more remote areas, may be located on or near lands significant to local Aboriginal communities. It’s advisable to check with your venue to understand any cultural protocols or practices. Respecting the cultural history and incorporating elements like Indigenous artworks or native flowers can enhance the wedding experience while showing appreciation for the area’s heritage. Couples can also consider consulting with local Indigenous groups for advice on how to incorporate respectful traditions into their ceremony.

How can couples incorporate Western Australia’s local produce and wines into their rustic wedding menu?

Western Australia is renowned for its vineyards, local produce, and seafood, making it an ideal region for couples to feature fresh, local flavours in their wedding menus. Many rustic venues, particularly those in the Margaret River and Swan Valley areas, collaborate with local chefs to craft bespoke menus using regional ingredients. Couples can opt for wine pairings from nearby wineries, showcasing the region’s acclaimed varietals. Additionally, for a truly rustic experience, incorporating seasonal produce like fresh berries, farm cheeses, or even seafood platters from local markets can add a unique touch to the reception dining.

What are the accommodation options for guests at rustic wedding venues in Western Australia?

Many rustic wedding venues in Western Australia offer onsite accommodation, allowing guests to stay close to the celebration. For example, venues like Lewana Cottages in the South West provide comfortable lodgings in a natural, serene setting. Some venues offer cosy chalets, homesteads, or even glamping options, providing a relaxed, country atmosphere for guests. For larger venues, nearby towns may offer additional options, from boutique hotels to charming bedandbreakfasts. It's essential to coordinate accommodation well in advance to ensure ample space for all your guests, especially in more remote areas where local options might be limited.