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Clear allHarbour, ocean or garden: couples marrying in the east tend to choose the backdrop first and the room second. Point Piper, Rose Bay and Darling Point put the reception on the harbour, Bondi, Coogee and Maroubra look out to the ocean, and Woollahra and Waverley offer garden and bistro settings away from the water.
Seated numbers narrow the list quickly, because the rooms go from a Coogee dinner for 42 to a hall for 450.
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For the move from ceremony to reception, The Lower Patio Terrace @ Moore Park Golf Club has theatre seating for 60 for the vows, and at the yacht club guests can even arrive or leave by boat with some notice.

Dinner for 220 fits in the Pacific Room @ The Beachouse at Point Piper. At Diamond Bay Bowling Club the hall reaches 450 for a dance party, though seated with a dance floor it fits 180.
Moore Park Golf Club pitches The Lower Patio Terrace for ceremonies, seating 60 theatre-style, and it can lead into a larger room afterwards. At Cruising Yacht Club of Australia a deck and terrace sit alongside five rooms, so drinks and dinner can move between spaces. The Village Inn in Paddington takes 75 across its upstairs floor from Sunday to Wednesday for a pub-style party.
Prices at Diamond Bay Bowling Club begin from $28 per person, with drinks at club prices; Lorraine's Bistro begins from $45 per person and barmilano Maroubra Beach from $55 per person.
Chiswick Woollahra sits in a park beside its own kitchen garden, and its Main Dining Room faces the lawn through floor-to-ceiling glass. Group dining is on the Collective Menu, from $99 per person. For a view over bowling greens instead, The Lawns of Double Bay has a covered, heated balcony.