An Orchard Wedding Venue in North West Tasmania

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There’s something about getting married among the apple trees. The orchard rolls out around you, the light softens through the afternoon, and the whole day settles into an easy, happy pace.

Our family has been growing apples here at Spreyton since 1908, and we’re now five generations in. We love nothing more than seeing the orchard full of people celebrating a day that matters. If you’re planning a wedding in North West Tasmania, here’s what an orchard wedding at Spreyton looks like.

Why choose an orchard wedding?

An orchard wedding feels relaxed and personal in a way a function room rarely does. You’re surrounded by trees, open sky and the kind of setting that looks good in every season.

The orchard changes through the year. Spring brings blossom, summer brings green, leafy rows, and autumn brings fruit on the trees. Whatever time of year you choose, the backdrop does a lot of the work for you.

Two wedding venues, one family orchard

Every wedding is different. Some couples want a big party with a packed dance floor. Others want something smaller and more intimate. That’s why we have two venues, so you can choose the space that suits your day.

The Party Barn: room for a big wedding reception

The Party Barn is built for bigger weddings, the ones with a guest list that keeps growing and a dance floor that earns its keep. The layout is flexible, so it works just as well for a seated dinner as it does for a cocktail-style reception that runs into the night.

The Cellar Door: for smaller, relaxed weddings

The Cellar Door is warmer and more laid-back. It’s a lovely fit for smaller weddings, long lunch receptions and intimate celebrations with your closest people. Pull up a seat, look out over the orchard and let the afternoon take its time.

Food and drinks for your wedding

Our kitchen builds menus around seasonal Tasmanian produce. You can choose from our function packages or work with our team to create something that’s all yours.

When it comes to drinks, your guests can enjoy our full cider range on tap, alongside local wines, craft beer and other Tasmanian favourites. And for guests who aren’t drinking, there’s our fresh apple juice, ginger beer and sparkling drinks, all made right here.

Rain, hail or shine

Tasmanian weather likes to keep everyone guessing. With both indoor and outdoor areas, your day can carry on happily whatever the sky decides to do.

Easy for your guests to get to

Spreyton is just 10 minutes from Devonport, where guests will find plenty of places to stay. For mainland friends and family, Devonport is also home to the Spirit of Tasmania, so they can bring their car across and make a holiday of it.

Tables covered with white cloth and surrounded by chairs are arranged in a glass-walled space, with views of a vineyard and outdoor seating area on a sunny day.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Spreyton Cider Co?

We’re at 6 Melrose Road, Aberdeen, near Spreyton in North West Tasmania, about 10 minutes from Devonport.

How many wedding venues do you have?

Two. The Party Barn suits bigger receptions, and the Cellar Door suits smaller, more relaxed weddings.

Do you provide food and drinks?

Yes. Our kitchen offers menus built around seasonal Tasmanian produce, and our bar serves our cider range alongside local wines, beer and non-alcoholic options.

What if it rains?

Both venues have indoor areas, so your celebration can go ahead whatever the weather.

Planning another celebration?

The same venues work beautifully for engagement parties, milestone birthdays, Christmas parties and other celebrations. Find out more on our Parties and Events page.

Start planning your orchard wedding

Wedding dates are popular, so it’s worth getting in touch early, especially if you have a particular season in mind. Send a wedding enquiry or call us on (03) 6427 3664 to chat with our team.

We can’t wait to celebrate with you.

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