A venue shortlist is easier to imagine when you can see how a real wedding unfolded there. Start with the celebrations below, then ask each venue about its current wedding offering, capacity and availability.
Newstead · a vineyard celebration
Cebo and Dan’s wedding at Newstead is part of this portfolio. Explore the complete story to see the gathering, ceremony and celebration as well as the couple photographs.
Cebo & Dan at NewsteadKay & Monty · The Crags
Heather and Brad’s wedding gives you another view of a celebration in the Plett area. Read the story and look at how the people, details and landscape work together across the day.
Heather & Brad at Kay & MontyEmily Moon · a place in the local stories
Emily and StJohn’s testimonial describes their wedding at Emily Moon and the experience of working with Sharyn. Read their note as part of your research, then ask the venue directly about the arrangements for your own day.
Read Emily & StJohn’s noteWidening your shortlist
The original Plett venue journal also includes Bramon Wine Estate, Forest Hall Estate, Kurland, Grand Africa Lookout Beach, The Rose Pavilion Bosky Dell, Skyvilla Boutique Hotel and Fairview House. Treat those as leads to investigate directly, rather than a guarantee of their current wedding services.
Questions to take to a venue visit
- Where would the ceremony and reception happen in good and poor weather?
- How do guests move between the spaces, including anyone who needs easier access?
- What accommodation, supplier and timing arrangements apply?
- Where can photographs happen, and are permissions or additional costs involved?
Bring the shortlist into the photography conversation
Send your date and the places you are considering. We can discuss how the photography might fit the day, including travel between locations and time with your guests.
Wedding photography in Plettenberg Bay
