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A private wedding weekend, with Greyleigh all yours

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Is this for you?

Greyleigh is for you if you...

Want three days, not one

A welcome night, the wedding, then a slow morning after. There is a two-night minimum, so nobody has to drive home at midnight.

Want the whole place to yourselves

Greyleigh is exclusive use. Your guests have the entire property: the gardens, The Gables, the Homestead and the Guesthouse.

Want a plan for any weather

Four garden ceremony spots, and The Gables, a restored 1800s dairy shed with a fireplace, for the reception indoors.

Want food your guests talk about

A full-service venue: the Head Chef and the in-house team cook a shared feast, alternate plated or canapés, with produce from the estate’s gardens.

Real weddings at Greyleigh

Gardens for the vows, The Gables for the night

A garden ceremony with blue hydrangeas, the couple holding hands before their guests A couple touching foreheads among white flowers in the garden A groom in a dinner suit fixing his cuff in a patterned Homestead room A long-table dinner under the trees, with guests seated on the lawn
A couple embracing on a green hill, rolling farmland to the horizon A long table lit by candles inside The Gables, under the timber roof The clawfoot bath in The Loft, French doors open to the garden The Gables and its stone silo in late afternoon light
A ceremony on the lawn with bright florals, hills and the coast behind Guests at a long reception table set with orange napkins and florals Dozens of tall candles along a long table against dark timber The white gazebo on the lawn under old trees at sunset A Homestead bedroom with a blue four-poster bed and a white dresser
A hedged garden lawn under tall trees
The ceremony

The Secret Garden, up to 150

A winding path and an aisle formed by trees, with views to the ocean. The Orchard, The Lawn and The Gazebo are the other ceremony spots.

The Gables from outside: a stone silo between timber gables
The reception

The Gables, up to 200

The 1800s dairy shed, now a reception space with a fitted bar, a dance floor, a fireplace and a caterer’s kitchen. Its two silos are the cocktail lounges.

Guests on the lawn under a Norfolk pine and a spreading fig, the ocean in the distance
Cocktails

The Lawn, up to 250

Framed by historic stone walls, with a fig tree over a hundred years old and views to the Kiama beaches and the escarpment.

The Homestead dining room with a wood heater, blue walls and a long table
Where you stay

Two homes, sleeping 18

The Homestead sleeps 12, with The Loft’s four-poster and clawfoot bath for your wedding night. The Guesthouse sleeps 6. A pool, a fire pit and a pizza oven.

A Greyleigh team member in a leather apron carrying a board of canapés, hills behind
A note from the team

Welcome to Greyleigh

Greyleigh was a dairy farm in the 1800s. It takes its name from George Grey, a Kiama-born breeder of Illawarra Shorthorns, and Susan Lee. His two concrete silos still stand, and the old dairy shed is now The Gables, where you will dance.

We set it up for a whole weekend, not one night. It is exclusive use, so the entire property is yours. The Homestead and the Guesthouse sleep 18 of your people, and the two-night minimum means the welcome night and the morning after are part of the wedding, not an afterthought.

Pick a time below and we’ll call you: your date, your numbers and the weekend you have in mind. Then come down and walk the estate with us.

The Greyleigh team
87 five-star reviews on Google

What couples say afterwards

Five-star Google review from Hilary Lee Five-star Google review from Info IvyLaneCollective, who married at Greyleigh Five-star Google review from Ellie Skacel Five-star Google review from Lonely Hunter Weddings, a wedding photographer
Featured in The Weekend Australian, The Australian Women’s Weekly, Qantas Travel Insider and Elle Decoration.
The estate, the homes, the weekend

Why couples choose Greyleigh

The whole estate is yours

Exclusive use. Your guests have the entire property, from the Secret Garden to The Gables.

Eighteen of you sleep here

The Homestead sleeps 12 and the Guesthouse 6, with The Loft kept for the two of you.

A weekend, not a night

Two nights at least: a welcome dinner, the wedding, and a slow recovery by the pool.

Indoors or out, your call

Four garden ceremony spots, and The Gables for up to 200 when you want a roof.

Food from the estate’s gardens

The Head Chef and the in-house team: shared feast, alternate plated or cocktail style.

Drinks by Henry Clive

Bespoke beverage packages, tailored to your taste and style.

Mid-week weddings welcome

Monday to Thursday, with the full estate still yours.

Exclusive-use venue hire
A private wedding weekend

Exclusive use of the estate, two homes sleeping 18, and a two-night minimum stay. Packages and pricing come with your availability check.

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How it works

So, what happens next?

1

Book a call

Pick a time below. About 15 minutes: your date, your numbers and the weekend you have in mind.

2

Pricing and a site visit

We confirm the date is free, send the packages with pricing, and book you in to walk the estate.

3

Reserve your weekend

Secure the date, and your Greyleigh wedding planner starts on the plan with you.

4

Your weekend

Arrive, settle into the Homestead, and the whole estate is yours until you check out.

Jerrara, Kiama hinterland

Ready to check your weekend?

Pick a time below and we’ll call you to check your date and talk through the estate, the homes and the weekend. No pressure, ever. The Greyleigh team

  • ✓ 87 five-star reviews on Google
  • ✓ Exclusive use of the whole estate
  • ✓ Two homes onsite sleep 18
  • ✓ The Gables seats up to 200 indoors
  • ✓ Four ceremony spots in the gardens
  • ✓ An in-house Head Chef and team

“Greyleigh is so much more than a venue, it’s an experience you’ll never forget.”Hilary Lee, Google review

Questions

In case you’re wondering

Up to 250 across the estate, long-table dinner or canapé style. The Gables holds up to 200 indoors, the Secret Garden and The Orchard up to 150 each, The Lawn up to 250 and The Gazebo up to 40.
Yes. Greyleigh is an exclusive use destination: your guests have the entire property to themselves.
Greyleigh is exclusive-use venue hire with the accommodation included, and a two-night minimum stay (three nights on public holiday weekends). Packages and pricing for your date come with your availability check.
Yes. Greyleigh welcomes mid-week weddings, Monday to Thursday, with the full estate still yours.
Greyleigh is a full-service venue. The menu is curated by the Head Chef and the in-house team, with produce from the estate’s gardens: a shared feast, alternate plated or cocktail style. Drinks are bespoke beverage packages with Henry Clive.
The Gables is the indoor option: the restored dairy shed with a fireplace, a fitted bar and a dance floor, for up to 200 guests.
On the estate: the Homestead sleeps 12 across four bedrooms, including The Loft with its four-poster and clawfoot bath, and the Guesthouse sleeps 6. Kiama is five minutes’ drive away.
The Spa, beside the Homestead, is a calm room for hair and make-up with your bridal party, with the Homestead and Guesthouse around it.
165-177 Long Brush Road, Jerrara, in the Kiama hinterland, five minutes inland from Kiama, with views over the hills to the sea.
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