The Northwest of Tasmania is a magical part of our state to get married in. Below, we have listed our top 8 wedding venues in Tassie’s Northwest. These are our best picks – in no particular order. Enjoy!  ❤️❤️❤️ Spreyton Cider Co. 6 Melrose Rd, SPREYTON, TASMANIA, 7310 Weddings at Spreyton Cider Co can cater from a small intimate sit down at our cellar door to a stand-up cocktail style outside in the nearby open Wedding Shed. There are numerous great locations on the property in the working orchard for your ceremony and the photo’s among the apple trees look fantastic. We allow gr ..read more

Getting married in the northern region of our beautiful state? We have done all the research and we have come up with the top 9 wedding venues in Tassie’s north. These are our best picks – in no particular order. Enjoy!  ❤️❤️❤️ Josef Chromy Wines Tasmania 370 Relbia Road, RELBIA, TASMANIA, 7258 Overlooking a picturesque lake and vineyard, Josef Chromy provides a memorable location for your wedding day. Exchange vows in the vineyard or the manicured gardens set among one-hundred-year old oak trees, and create timeless, lasting memories with stunning backdrops for your photogra ..read more

On the hunt for that perfect wedding reception venue? Researching reception venues is likely to be the biggest task on your to-do list. However, Weddings Tasmania  have done all the hard work for you. We have listed the top 18 wedding venues in the South East of Tassie. These are our best picks – in no particular order – and these fabulous venues will suit any discerning couple. Enjoy! PS. In the coming weeks, we will also feature wedding reception venues from other regions of Tasmania, so stay tuned. ❤️❤️❤️ Weddings on the Pier at HFCC 1 Elizabeth Street Pier, HOBART, TASMANIA, 7000 ..read more

Well, weddings in Tassie will certainly be ramping up in the next few months. So, we thought we would help out by listing the top 16 wedding reception venues for 2021 in the south of our beautiful state. These venues will certainly be able to cater to most tastes and impress the most dissenting of us. You can find out more about each reception venue or contact them by clicking on the image.  Enjoy!. PS. We will be also deaturing other parts of the state, so stay tuned. ❤️❤️❤️ Weddings on the Pier at HFCC. “Weddings on the Pier at HFCC” is one of Tasmania’s most spectacular locatio ..read more

Vintage weddings are a beautiful way to make a tribute to history and bring back all the wonderful perks of the good ole’ days. Bringing back the times will no doubt please those nostalgic guests and give your wedding a special touch. To fulfil all of your vintage needs, we’ve got 10 things from the past that will take you and your guests back in time. 1. Jazz things up with some crystals and pearls. 2. DIY an antique centrepiece with old books, frames or old tea pots. 3. Create a vintage family tree – literally. 4. Wedding guest books can be boring, so why not get creative? 5. Lace….need ..read more

Wedding guest books have come a long way in recent years. No longer are they simply plain old books left at the entrance to your reception for guests to sign at will. We have eight inspiring ideas to vamp up your reception! Let your creativity shine with these unique ideas. 1. Have your guests sign wine bottles, each of which represents a marriage milestone (your 1st, 5th, 10th and 25th wedding anniversaries). 2. If you or your future spouse loves music, then consider asking guests to sign your favourite musical instrument. Popular choices are guitars and violins. 3. Are you both keen surfers ..read more

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Photos: Linda Pasfield Photography   From beaches and wineries, to farms and formal gardens, Tasmania has some spectacular locations for outdoor weddings. But holding your ceremony outside may present some challenges that indoor nuptials won’t. Here are three things you must keep in mind when booking an outdoor venue. 1. Choose the time of your wedding wisely.. When deciding what time of day you’d like to hold your ceremony, do your photographer a big favour and consider the lighting. For an hour or so after sunrise, and before sunset, natural light takes on a lovely red hue, and a romant ..read more

When it comes to planning your wedding, it’s hard not to get swept up in the idea that everything should be perfect. No one wants wedding regrets after all!   We’ve done some research on common mistakes young couples make when planning their wedding. Word to the wise – use this cautionary list to avoid having your own wedding regrets from your big day. 1. Inviting too many people This one is easy to do. You may have dozens of relatives and many friends between you, so it’s easy to invite more than you need. Many people feel pressured into inviting more guests than they had initially ..read more

We’ve researched the 10 most popular first dance songs for 2020 to bulk out your wedding playlist, maybe one of these tunes will be ‘the one’. You Are the Best Thing by Ray LaMontagne At Last by Etta James Marry Me by Train Make You Feel My Love by Adele Better Half Of Me by Tom Walker I Will Wait – Candlelight Version by Matt Johnson, Amber Leigh Irish Isn’t She Lovely by Callum J Wright  A Thousand Years – Acoustic by Jonah Baker Everything by Michael Bublé Better Together by Jack Johnson Tennessee Whiskey – Acoustic by Amber Leigh Irish, Kevin Simm Here are a few tips to keep i ..read more