Beresford Estate

Seated dinner: 300 guests

“This is the largest space on the property, holding up to 300 seated or 500 standing for a cocktail-style event.”

Standing reception: 500 guests

“This is the largest space on the property, holding up to 300 seated or 500 standing for a cocktail-style event.”

Ceremony, seated: 200 guests

“Couples can exchange vows outdoors before moving guests into the property's event rooms, with room for up to two hundred at a ceremony, around one hundred and eighty seated for a reception dinner, or two hundred standing for cocktail-style celebrations.”

Room types: 2 listed

“Suite”

Whole property to yourselves: Yes

“Established in 1985, the family-run estate offers exclusive use of its grounds, along with on-site accommodation in suites and private villas, some featuring terraces.”

Outdoor ceremony: Yes

“Couples can exchange vows outdoors before moving guests into the property's event rooms, with room for up to two hundred at a ceremony, around one hundred and eighty seated for a reception dinner, or two hundred standing for cocktail-style celebrations.”

Indoor option if it rains: Yes

“Beresford also has an indoor reception space, the Gallery Room, with a neutral palette, which works as a wet-weather backup or as the more sensible choice for a wedding in the cooler months.”

In-house catering: Yes

“An in-house catering and bar team looks after food and drinks, drawing on the estate's own wines.”

Outside caterers allowed: No

“- Venue hire only Covers exclusive use of the venue, non-consumables such as linen and lighting, couple and guest accommodation, and furniture; external caterers are not permitted.”

Dietary options: Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free

“The family-friendly restaurant serves Australian, local, and steakhouse cuisines with vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and dairy-free options.”

Bar on site: Yes

“The Vale Restaurant and Bar is a place for people to come together to socialise, eat and drink a wide variety of tasty brews from the source.”

Price: A$10,000 to A$15,000 venue fee

“$10,000.00 – $15,000.00”

Included: Furniture and rooms

“- Venue hire only Covers exclusive use of the venue, non-consumables such as linen and lighting, couple and guest accommodation, and furniture; external caterers are not permitted.”

Music until: 12:00am

“12:00am”

Children: Yes

“The venue is child-friendly and offers exclusive use, so your wedding feels private and intimate.”

Nearest airport: ADL, 45 min by car

“Direct, premium door-to-door airport transfers connecting Adelaide Airport (ADL) with Beresford Estate Luxury Pavilions & Suites, both ways.”

Parking: Yes

“Guests also have access to on-site parking and disabled access throughout the grounds.”

Step-free access: Yes

“Guests also have access to on-site parking and disabled access throughout the grounds.”

Guest transport: Yes

“The hotel also features free WiFi as well as a paid airport shuttle service.”

Event spaces: Banquet room

“Meeting/banquet facilities”

Reception indoors: Yes

“Beresford also has an indoor reception space, the Gallery Room, with a neutral palette, which works as a wet-weather backup or as the more sensible choice for a wedding in the cooler months.”

Reception outdoors: Yes

“This structure makes for an incredible an open-air reception setting, and where the weather allows, I encourage couples to treat it as their first choice over bringing in a marquee or moving indoors.”

Space for dancing: Yes

“Structured, clear-panelled roof, a checkerboard dancefloor beneath filled with beautiful details and the newlyweds loved ones.”

Vineyard: Yes

“Beresford House, a luxury retreat nestled within the majestic vineyards of Beresford Estate.”

Gardens: Yes

“It’s the hedging and the run of conifers across the grounds, which reads as considerably more European than the surrounding wine country, closer to a walled garden in the south of France than anything typically ‘Australiana’.”

Coordinator on the day: Yes

“Plus, a dedicated wedding concierge will be by your side to ensure every detail is just right.”