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Couples who look at Kenthurst are usually after a country-style reception without committing their guests to a weekend away. It sits in the semi-rural Hills District, on large leafy blocks, so a reception here has space and greenery around it while still being a drive, not a trip, for most Sydney guests. The feel is garden wedding rather than hotel ballroom, and the setting does a good share of the decorating for you.
What to plan around:
For a courtyard reception, confirm the wet-weather plan early and visit at the time of day your reception will run, so you know how the light falls for photos. It is also worth asking whether the ceremony can be held on site, since keeping everything in one place saves guests a second drive and gives you more time with them. Plan transport home before you plan the playlist. A site visit with your photographer, if they are free, is time well spent at a garden venue. Ask too how late music can run and when suppliers can arrive to set up, as those two details shape the whole run sheet.

The Courtyard @ The Heritage House holds up to 150 guests. That is enough for most family weddings, with the garden setting doing much of the styling.
The venue has free parking, and driving is the normal way to reach Kenthurst. Many couples also book a shuttle so guests do not have to drive home after the reception.
Pricing starts from $80 per person. Ask for the full package details so you know what food, drinks and service that rate covers.
The Courtyard is a garden space, so ask the venue directly about its wet-weather arrangements. Have the plan confirmed before you pay a deposit.