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Glengariff Historic Estate is a 30-acre country property on Mount Mee Road in King Scrub, near Dayboro. It began as an Irish settler's dairy farm, later grew grapes, and books only one wedding or event at a time.

What a Glengariff wedding includes:

  • The Estate Room seats 170 for a wedding reception or holds 250 standing.
  • The Vintage Room seats 50 and doubles as the wet-weather ceremony spot.
  • The grounds take in a lake with a jetty, a vineyard, stone arbours and wide valley views.
  • Packages include a coordinator, a bridal suite, a gentleman's lounge, lawn games and a photo booth.
  • Wedding packages start at $5,990 room hire, with a bar tab or drinks package included.

Weddings range from elopements for up to 20 and micro weddings for up to 40 to full weddings priced on 50 guests. Food comes from one of three partner caterers, or your own caterer using the commercial kitchen.

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Practical details at Glengariff

  • The estate holds a liquor licence, so alcohol can't be brought in.
  • Parking takes 75 cars and two coaches.
  • The Terrace is an open-air area looking over the estate.
  • The grounds and photo spots belong to your group for the day.

Choosing a Glengariff package size

  • Elopement: up to 20 guests.
  • Micro wedding: up to 40.
  • Full wedding: priced on 50 guests.
  • Standing reception: up to 250.

Common Questions About Wedding Reception Venues

Does Glengariff Historic Estate host more than one wedding a day?

No. Only one wedding or event is booked at a time.

Can we bring our own caterer to Glengariff?

Yes, using the commercial kitchen, or choose one of three partner caterers.

Is Glengariff BYO?

No. The estate is licensed, so alcohol can't be brought in.

Where is the wet-weather ceremony at Glengariff?

In the Vintage Room, which seats 50.