Yering Station

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Price: $270.00 – $299.00 pp
Guests: 150
Bedrooms: 32

Description

Welcome to Yering Station

Considered a jewel of the region, Yering Station marks the birthplace of the Yarra Valley with history spanning two centuries. It was on our estate that the very first vines were planted in the state of Victoria. Throughout our estate, you are consistently met with remarkable history balanced by timeless, modern-day architecture.

Arriving at Yering Station, guests are greeted with the sight of our magnificent avenue of Elm trees, planted in the mid-1850’s as a wedding gift to the then-founder’s bride. Through the Michael McCoy designed gardens, guests make their way to your chosen ceremony location. Following the ceremony, guests proceed to the grand terrace to enjoy drinks and canapes as you make your way around the estate for photography. Dinner is then served in the superb architecture of our signature restaurant. 

Ceremony Venues: Outdoor Terrace | Lawns | Gardens | Historic Barn

The property boasts several areas for your ceremony, from a background of modern architecture and exceptional views to several unique garden settings or the sanctuary of our heritage-listed Historic Barn. All weather contingencies can be catered for at a moment’s notice. Ceremony fee includes up to 80 chairs in the Historic Barn, up to 80 seats in outdoor locations, a registry table, photographic privileges, bridal car access and an alternative venue for if the weather does not permit your preferred location. Ceremonies take place at 5.00pm during peak months and at 4:00pm in off-peak months.

Reception Dinner: Signature Restaurant

A spectacular stone and glass building sets the scene for this stylish and relaxed venue with expansive views of the Yarra Ranges. Seasonal menus are designed by our head chef, featuring regional produce creatively used in contemporary style dishes.

Minimum requirements to book:

Monday - Thursday: Min. 30 adult guests ($1,000.00 venue hire fee incurred for events with less than 60 adults)

Friday: 60 adult guests

Saturday: 80 adult guests

Maximum: 150 guests | Monday - Saturday

The restaurant is not available on Sundays or public holidays.

Experience

Year Business Was Established
1838
No. of Weddings Hosted
More than 50
Public Liability Insurance
Yes
No. of People In Team
3

Overview of Yering Station

Wedding Venue Type
Restaurant / Bar
Wedding Venue Capacity
Dining Capacity
150
Reception Capacity
150
Wedding Venue Accommodation
No. of Bedrooms
32
Sleeps No. of People
64
Bridal Suite
Changing Only

Wedding Ceremony & Reception

Dancefloor available
Confetti permitted

Wedding Venue Details

Landscaped gardens
Outdoor Reception Space
Disabled access
Exclusive use
In-house wedding coordinator
On-site parking
Pet friendly
Bridal Changing Facilities
Open Flame Permitted

Wedding Catering

Alcohol license
Bar
In-house catering
In-House Wine List
Vegan catering
Modern Australian
Halal catering

Pricing for Yering Station

Packages (price per head)
$270.00 – $299.00
Minimum number of guests: 30
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What's Included?
Exclusive use
Canapés included
Furniture included
Wedding coordinator available on the day
Non consumables (e.g. linen, lights etc.)
$2,000.00 ceremony fee, your preferred 5 or 6-hour all-inclusive food & beverage package.
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Location & Contact Details for Yering Station

Wedding Venue Address

38 Melba Highway, Yering, 3770, Victoria, Australia

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Where is Yering Station located?

Yering Station is located at 3770, Yering, Victoria. It’s situated in the beautiful Yarra Valley region, offering easy access while surrounded by stunning natural landscapes.

What types of ceremony venues does Yering Station offer?

Yering Station offers several ceremony venues including the Outdoor Terrace, Lawns, Gardens, and the heritage-listed Historic Barn. These locations provide a mix of modern architecture, exceptional views, and unique garden settings to suit your style.

Is there a backup plan for outdoor ceremonies in case of bad weather?

Yes, Yering Station provides an alternative venue option if weather conditions prevent your preferred outdoor ceremony location. The Historic Barn is often used as a sanctuary for an all-weather contingency, ensuring your ceremony goes ahead smoothly.

What does the ceremony fee at Yering Station include?

The ceremony fee includes up to 80 chairs in the Historic Barn or outdoor areas, a registry table, photographic privileges, bridal car access, and an alternative venue option in case of poor weather.

What are the available ceremony times at Yering Station?

Ceremonies take place at 5:00 pm during peak months and at 4:00 pm during off-peak months, offering a relaxed late afternoon setting to celebrate your special day.

Where is the wedding reception held at Yering Station?

The reception dinner is hosted in the Signature Restaurant, a spectacular stone and glass building with expansive views of the Yarra Ranges. It features a stylish and relaxed ambiance, perfect for dining and celebration.

What are the guest minimums and maximums for booking a wedding at Yering Station's Signature Restaurant?

The minimum guest requirements are: Monday to Thursday, 30 adult guests with a $1,000 venue hire fee if less than 60 adults; Friday, 60 adult guests; Saturday, 80 adult guests. The maximum capacity is 150 guests from Monday to Saturday.

Is Yering Station’s Signature Restaurant available for weddings on Sundays or public holidays?

No, the Signature Restaurant at Yering Station is not available for weddings on Sundays or public holidays.

What kind of cuisine is offered at the wedding receptions?

Seasonal menus are crafted by Yering Station’s head chef and feature regional produce creatively presented in contemporary style dishes, offering a delightful dining experience for your wedding guests.

What unique historical features does Yering Station have that make it special for weddings?

Yering Station is rich in history as the birthplace of the Yarra Valley's wine region, with vines planted over two centuries ago. Guests arrive via a magnificent avenue of Elm trees planted in the mid-1850s as a wedding gift, blending timeless history with modern architecture throughout the estate.