Industrial Wedding Venues for Hire in Melbourne

FAQs about Industrial Wedding Venues in Melbourne

What are some of the best industrial wedding venues in Melbourne?

Check out some of our favourites:

• Cargo Hall – If you’re looking for something that combines old industrial charm with a modern twist, here’s your perfect choice. Located in South Wharf, the venue is close to the CBD and offers beautiful views over the river. The building has been refurbished, yet it retains plenty of its historical features, including the original floorboards, exposed beams and open-plan warehouse vibe.
• Fergusson Winery & Restaurant – Set in tranquil surroundings, Fergusson Winery & Restaurant boasts a rustic barrel room full of original features, such as a wall of French oak barrels and high ceilings. It’s the perfect option for an industrial wedding away from the bustle and bustle. Located in Dixons Creek.
• Better Building Exchange – Corrugated steel, wooden beams and exposed bricks are all the epitome of industrial chic. If that sounds like your vibe, check out this charming warehouse located near Brunswick Station.

How much does it cost to hire an industrial wedding venue in Melbourne?

If you want to hire an industrial wedding venue in Melbourne, expect to pay around $1500–$2500 per session. If you don’t want to have to worry about catering, look for package deals. Those tend to range from $35 to $230 per person. Some venues that offer catering require a minimum spend, which typically runs from $750 to around $5000. (All data from Tagvenue.)

Where in Melbourne can I find industrial wedding venues?

For the ultimate industrial wedding experience, check out Melbourne’s suburban regions, such as Yarra Valley. These areas abound in authentic barns, sheds and barrel rooms that are perfect if you’re into a boho/rustic vibe. However, you don’t have to stray far from the CBD to discover true gems! You can find cafés and restaurants with a bit of an industrial flair in the very heart of the city, such as the carefully crafted basement space at Juliet Melbourne or The Café at the National Hotel in Richmond. Look for details that add flavour and create the desired ambiance: exposed bricks, copper elements, beams, concrete, etc. There are also numerous converted warehouses, such as Rock Art Events in Collingwood or the Mycelium Studios in Brunswick East.