Great Lakes Weddings

Helping to make your wedding every bit as unique, fun & inspiring as you'd dreamt it would be ...

The Great Lakes is on the mid north coast of New South Wales, Australia. Stretching from Tuncurry in the north, through Forster, Pacific Palms & Seal Rocks to Tea Gardens in the south and inland to Bulahdelah & Stroud you will not find a more experience rich destination. With 145km of breathtaking coastline, a glittering mosaic of crystal clear waterways and historic rural hinterland the Great Lakes is a wedding paradise. It has everything you need to create the ultimate bespoke wedding and memories that will last a lifetime.

On this page, you’ll find plenty of useful tips on ceremony locations, reception venues, accommodation options and local suppliers to help you plan the perfect wedding in the Great Lakes NSW.


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