Locations
There are a number of locations around the state that offer a unique setting for your wedding ceremony. Choose from one of our favorites, or pick a favorite of your own:
Highfield Historic Site
Highfield Historic Site is the perfect location for your special day―stunning scenery, romantic, rustic buildings and a relaxed atmosphere. Highfield Historic Site can cater for your entire wedding package with the ceremony, photographs and reception all held in the one location.
For more information on Highfield Historic House for your wedding venue please see our Highfield Historic Site page.
Bookings
Site bookings are essential. Bookings can be accepted up to 12 months in advance of your wedding date. Bookings must be made no later than four weeks before your wedding date. This allows staff time to review your application.
Some locations may be subject to particular conditions including maximum numbers of guests.
To book a site, please complete our
Wedding Booking enquiry form or speak to staff at your preferred location for more information.
Costs
There are costs associated with holding a wedding in a national park, and these will depend on the location and features of your wedding. Costs will be assessed based on your booking application.
All guests, including those getting married, are required to hold a valid
park pass.
Marquees and receptions
It is possible at some sites to erect a marquee with the following guidelines:
- Event set up and pack down must occur on the day of the function
- The largest marquee size able to be erected is 5m x 15m
- Marquees are to be supplied and erected by a commercial operator who is trained to do so in a safe manner
- Site placement of equipment is to be determined in consultation with a Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service representative.
Need to know
Here are a few more need to know items to ensure your day runs smoothly:
- While there might be multiple weddings held at your location on any one day, we like to ensure that you get your time to yourself, so please indicate the time of your ceremony on the application. National parks are multi-use, so other parks users may be in the area
- Responsible consumption of alcohol
- Domestic animals or pets are not allowed in national parks
- Discuss the use of bands, public address systems, open flames and the use of flowers with a Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service representative.