Everything for an Anniversary Party
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An anniversary party is usually planned by the couple's children or the couple themselves, and the guest list spans generations. That points towards comfortable seating, acoustics that suit speeches and food everyone can enjoy, which Adelaide's heritage rooms and wine estates handle well.
Options here range from a bluestone mansion on North Terrace and a North Adelaide heritage pub to Hills estates around Hahndorf, Oakbank and Macclesfield, McLaren Vale wineries, bayside pubs in Glenelg and Brighton, and charters on the Port River.
Price points across those choices:
For a 25th or a 50th, the moment matters more than the room: a toast, a few old photos and the song from the wedding. Start with venues, or look at wine, gin and beer experiences for a quieter celebration for two.
Heritage rooms on North Terrace and in North Adelaide, Hills estates around Hahndorf and Oakbank, and McLaren Vale wineries all take anniversary bookings. For a bayside feel, pubs in Glenelg and Brighton do too.
Pricing starts at a $1,800 minimum spend for a courtyard lunch. Add a bus or drivers to the budget, as McLaren Vale sits at the city's edge.
Yes. A sailing catamaran from Outer Harbor starts at $560 per hour for a small group, and covered vessels from Port Adelaide run at $600 per hour for bigger crowds.
A seated lunch in a ground-floor room, music kept low, and short speeches. Ask each venue about step-free access before you book.
Yes. Grazing tables start at $18 per person, and caterers offering spit roasts, buffets or canapés cover the metropolitan regions. Add marquee or furniture hire for a bigger backyard party.
