Our pricing for sit-down receptions is all-inclusive, covering everything from drinks to decorations. No surprises here – just good vibes!
We only host one wedding per day, so you’ll have exclusive use of the property on your special day. You deserve a celebration with no distractions!
Wedding insurance is optional but recommended by many couples.
Pets are often welcome for outdoor ceremonies at Chateau Wyuna, subject to prior approval.
Yes! All of our wedding packages include a Coordinator who is there from start to finish, ensuring that everything runs smoothly and you don’t have to worry about a thing.
Yes, we have centrepieces for your tables that are included in all wedding or function packages. There is a wide range of them for you to choose from, perfect to suit any theme or aesthetic!
Wedding costs vary depending on guest numbers, venue, catering, styling and the season. Many Melbourne weddings fall between 30,000 and 60,000 dollars.
Most Melbourne venues charge between 150 and 250 dollars per adult. Chateau Wyuna’s packages fall within this range and include many inclusions that other venues charge extra for.
Most couples book the venue first, then confirm the date based on availability.
Most couples book the following suppliers next:
Chateau Wyuna is suitable year round:
Most weddings run for approximately 6 to 7 hours. Chateau Wyuna’s evening receptions are six hours, and lunch receptions are five hours.
These options depend on safety regulations and venue policies and must be approved in advance.
Yes. Private tours are available for couples to explore the venue and discuss their wedding plans. You can book venue tour though our website at your convenience.
Chateau Wyuna can host:
Many couples book their venue 12 to 18 months in advance, especially for Saturdays and peak season dates.
Chateau Wyuna respectfully acknowledges the Wurundjeri and Bunurrong people as the Traditional Owners of the Country in which we are located. We pay tribute to all First Nations People living in Mount Evelyn, give respect to Elders past, present and future, and extend that respect to all First Nations People.
