That may well sum up how you feel about your beloved, but it also describes what it’s like to marry here in the Daylesford Macedon region.

People are over boring weddings of bridal formality and dribbling with official proceedings and speeches. Love isn’t like that. It’s about passion, lust and laughter. Shouldn’t a wedding reflect that? Truckloads of couples take the plunge in this place. They do so in paddocks with roses rambling through fences. They do so in intimate bluestone churches hidden on dirt roads and feast with mates at tables heavy with flowers and regional produce.  They do it in venues with views that are as vast and beautiful as the decades of love together that are soon to come for them both.

There’s nothing traditional about getting married in this place.  It’s really about picking a venue (or a paddock) that represents physically who you guys are as a couple. Sharing platters of regional food packed with the seasonal produce you adore; with bowers of local flowers that casually smatter beauty everywhere and doing it all with the people who know you both to the core.

Here are a few of our magnificent wedding venues.

Baringo Food & Wine Co – Gisborne
Bellinzona – Hepburn Springs
Cammeray Waters – Woodend
Camp David Farm – Spring Hill
Churchill – Taradale
Cleveland Winery – Lancefield
Cosmopolitan Hotel – Trentham
Daylesford Holiday Park – Daylesford
Eagle Dream Lodge – Yandoit
Glen Erin at Lancefield – Lancefield
Hanging Rock Reserve – Woodend
Hepburn Pavilion – Hepburn Springs
Lake House – Daylesford
Lancemore Hill – Lancefield
Lawson Lodge Country Estate – Macedon
Macedon Ranges Hotel & Spa – Macedon
Mimosa Glen – Tooborac
Mount Macedon Winery – Mt Macedon
Peppers Mineral Springs Hotel – Hepburn Springs
Quirindi Stables – Newlyn North
RACV Goldfields Resort – Creswick
Roombas @ Mt Aitken – Gisborne South
Sault – Sailors Falls
St Agnes Homestead – Kyneton
The Burrow Event Space – Denver
The Convent – Daylesford

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