Surrounded by tall, leafy trees, our waterfall babbles in the background of this location. This area allows you and your partner to be showcased at the top of the stairs, where all your guests can see you clearly. This ceremony location allows for a grand entrance, with the bride arriving by walking over a bridge over the creek, and then through her guests up the red carpet to her partner. Perfect for an intimate wedding, the waterfall fits around 20 chairs, but there is plenty of room behind for standing, and it can be used as a space for photographs even if not used for your ceremony.
The Waterfall is an intimate outdoor ceremony space surrounded by tall trees, with a flowing waterfall creating a romantic and serene backdrop.
The Waterfall comfortably seats around 20 guests, with additional space behind for standing guests, making it ideal for intimate weddings.
Yes, the bride enters by walking over a bridge, then through guests along a red carpet to the ceremony space, creating a memorable entrance.
Absolutely. Its secluded setting and smaller seating capacity make it perfect for micro and intimate wedding ceremonies.
Yes, the Waterfall is a popular photography location and can be used for photos even if your ceremony is held elsewhere on the property.
Yes, the couple is positioned at the top of the stairs, ensuring all guests have a clear view throughout the ceremony.
Yes, as Chateau Wyuna hosts only one wedding per day, the Waterfall location is exclusively yours to enjoy.
Yes, light styling and decorations can be added to enhance the natural beauty while maintaining the intimate feel of the space.
Yes, while seating is limited, there is ample space behind the chairs for guests who prefer or need to stand.
Yes, the Waterfall can be used throughout the year, subject to weather conditions, with indoor alternatives available if needed.
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.
