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The Beaumaris Community Centre is ideal for birthdays, sports and exercise classes, community events and workshops.
The Black Rock Civic Hall is ideal for birthdays, classes, workshops and community events.
The Brighton Town Hall provides a majestic space for events like weddings, birthdays, performances, concerts, parties, functions or community and fundraising events.
Ricketts Point reaches into Port Phillip Bay with spectacular uninterrupted views.
With a rock seawall instead of a beach, the north end of Brighton Gardens is a photographers dream with a panoramic view of Port Phillip Bay and the city, lots of green space, walking paths, native
Whether your celebration is by the ornamental lake or on an expanse of grass, the Landcox trees offer blazing autumn colour, delicate winter light, welcoming spring warmth or tranquil summer shade.
The interestingly designed rotunda, set among palm trees overlooking the beach and foreshore, provides excellent photographic opportunities.
With natural shelter and seclusion, John Batman Gardens is a secret garden in the suburbs.
The Norfolk Island Pines frame sweeping city views while still providing an intimate atmosphere. Brighton Beach Gardens is a treasured place to hold a wedding ceremony.
The bathing boxes on Brighton Beach are Melbourne icons. Sitting on the spotless sand with views of the city, their vibrant colours provide a unique sense of place and occasion.
Romance is in the air at Billilla Gardens.
A beautiful ornamental lake surrounded by open landscaped gardens and lovely established trees will enhance the wonderful memories of your wedding day or special event.
Alexander Park was once a local dairy. Today it is a compact, well-maintained garden, perfect for an intimate wedding or family event.
Surrounded by beautiful gardens, the Brighton Town Hall provides a historic backdrop to your garden wedding. An elegant extended pergola invites you into the formal rose garden display.
Overlooking the bay, grass covered Ferdinando Gardens is close to Hampton Station and has shady palm trees, quiet corners, easy access to the sandy beach and a paved beach-side path.
An avenue of oak trees lines the strip park, also known as 'Acorn Patch', in a genteel streetscape.
The Bay provides a spectacular vista, with indigenous vegetation providing shade and the famous teahouse overlooking the Ricketts Point marine sanctuary.
The intimate gardens around Black Rock House will take you back to 19th-century colonial Victoria. You can be married beneath the historic Moreton Bay Fig trees that frame this lovely garden.
