Elope to the Weddin
Elope, Eloping, Eloped
Bespoke Elopement Packages
in the Weddin Shire
Derived from the Wiradjuri word of Weedin. A place to sit, stay or remain.
Weddin Mountains Elopement
Elope in one of the most pristinely beautiful locations in all of NSW. A location full of history, scenic views, and colourful walks!
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The mountains have a strong tie with the Wiradjuri Aboriginal tribe, who had spiritual and ceremonial associations with the area.
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It also the location of one of revered bushranger, Ben Hall's, hideouts, who resided in Grenfell. Local legend has it, that the proceeds from the 1862 Eugowra Gold Robbery, where Ben Hall, Frank Gardiner and 6 others stole £3,700 in cash and 2,719 ounces of gold, equivalent to over $1 million dollars today, they stashed the booty in the Weddin Mountains. To this day, the proceeds have never been found.
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Hike up to either Ben Hall's Cave or Lynch's Loop and elope overlooking the farmland of the Weddin Shire.
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Bookshop Elopement
Are you a bibliophile?
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Do you, like me, love books and reading?
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Bordered by walls of books, this is your chance to elope in one of the cutest bookshops around. Celebrate your marriage surrounded by thousands of stories, and have the chance to add yours to these walls!
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Bound Pages on Main Street in Grenfell was opened in 2022, the dream shop of May, it is full of charm, snug corners to curl up in with a book, and a beautiful courtyard - can you think of a better place to elope?
Railway Station Elopement
"Marriage is an amazing adventure... Journey together" Ryan Frederick
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What better place to start the Journey of your marriage then to elope on a railway station platform? This is the perfect venue for those who are nostalgic for some old time romance!
The Grenfell Historic Railway Station is a site of state heritage significance. The picturesque station has been witness to many moving scenes, including the farewell to the first contingent of men leaving for World War I in August 1914.
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A location where many journeys have been started, and ended, this is your chance to weave your journey into the already important history of this station. Not to mention, the photo opportunities here are gorgeous!