Are you thinking of a rustic wedding in a beautiful old building? Well, let me introduce you to the Euroa Butter Factory!
Euroa Butter Factory is a grand old building that’s been restored and transformed from an old ice and butter factory into a beautiful country retreat perfect for a weekend away, special events or somewhere to enjoy the peace and quiet of the nearby countryside.
A gorgeous boutique bed and breakfast accommodation was established within the old building along with the function spaces located on the old factory floor and within the garden. The Store was basically an old butter storeroom that’s open during weekends serving great tasting regional produce, craft beers, and wine.
Weddings at Euroa Butter Factory are Never Ordinary
If you want to celebrate your wedding day in a special place, Euroa Butter Factory will surely give you an excellent backdrop. Constructed centuries ago, this old building is a major local landmark and an ideal place for perfect country style weddings using the garden or a rustic wedding on old factory floor. It is also suited for both large and more intimate weddings. It’s also an enjoyable to enjoy a weekend with family and friends, since it’s under 2 hours drive from the city of Melbourne and really gets you away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
The outdoor wedding option is another of their drawcards and is very popular with couples getting married during the summer months. String a row of bare globes across the outdoor dining area and you have a perfect wedding scene. There really isn’t anything quite as fantastic as dining and dancing under the stars.
If you want a wedding theme that’s unique, it’s never a problem with as you can meet all your styling needs using one of the local wedding suppliers and utilising the bare brick and the now redundant industrial charm. Some of the thoughtful extras also add a personal touch, from the bent wood chairs to the vintage votives to the hand stitched linens.
The extensive and stunning gardens are perfect for wedding photography, meaning you don’t have to stray far from your guests between the ceremony and the start of the reception. Another plus is that with the garden wedding photography locations on site the bride and groom can nip out just before sunset and usually between entree and mains to capture the last of the daylight and snag a few more photos. This often adds a very different look to the wedding photos and is perfect for creating additional imagery for a wedding album if there is one being planned.
Euroa Butter Factory also offers an ideal place to celebrate other special occasion. They can cater to every requirement from a private dining experience to a big conference of hundreds of delegates. Depending on your needs, Euroa Butter Factory has everything you for private functions.
Euroa Butter Factory – Enjoy The Whole Experience
Aside from weddings and private functions, you will be happy to know that Euroa Butter Factory offers various dining options for the visitors and guests. For daily dining, The Store accommodates guests for lunch and breakfast during Fridays to Sundays and also during public holidays. They are also open for dinner during Friday nights. Bookings are highly recommended as this is a popular restaurant.
Euroa Butter Factory isn’t just a regular venue for weddings. It’s also a boutique bed and breakfast that offers great dining experience, accommodation, private functions, and so much more. So, regardless of what you want to celebrate here, whether it’s your wedding, a conference venue or private meeting, Euroa Butter Factory fits the bill perfectly.
Guests are recommended or advised to book early for accommodation, and if planning a wedding start enquiring for the available dates as soon as you can, since the peak wedding season during the summer months becomes very popular with couples.
Are you holding your wedding at Euroa Butter Factory? Please get in touch as I’d love to photograph your day!
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