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A reunion on the Peninsula tends to draw people from far and wide. Old school friends now living in Melbourne and further afield, or relatives spread across the state, can make a weekend of it by the beach or in wine country.
Only one venue is listed for reunions here so far, so the list is very small for now. There's no set reunion price shown yet, so ask for a quote that covers a flexible number of guests.
What to think about first:
Reunions often fall on long weekends or in the warmer months, which are also the Peninsula's busiest times. Booking accommodation early helps guests who are coming a long way.
Contact the listed venue and any others you find with your likely range of numbers. You'll hear back from the venue directly, and there's no booking fee.

Just one so far, and more will be added. It's worth enquiring there and asking other Peninsula venues whether they host reunions.
Give yourself plenty of time to find people and confirm numbers. Many organisers start several months out, especially for summer or a long weekend.
A standing or cocktail format helps people mingle, which suits school reunions. Family reunions often prefer seated tables so older guests are comfortable.
Ask the venue for a range and a date when numbers must be confirmed. Some will hold a provisional booking while you collect RSVPs.
Many venues have a screen or can arrange one, but don't assume it. Ask about screens, cables and a microphone when you first enquire.
Most guests will drive, as public transport is limited past Frankston. Consider a shared coach if lots of people are staying in one town.
For guests travelling a long way, yes. Spreading the reunion over two days gives everyone more time to catch up.