Stangate House Garden - Adelaide Hills Wedding Venues

Overview

Stangate House is a National Trust property in the Adelaide Hills, nestled in the village of Aldgate.

The house was built in 1940 by an Adelaide clergyman, the Reverend Raymond Cornish who named his home after Stangate in London where he lived with his wife Gwenyth for some years whilst he was chaplain at St Thomas’ Hospital. The 1.6 hectare property features enticing and romantic gardens which literally takes your breath away.

The fairy-tale giant English oak tree, planted in 1838, is one of many enchanting settings for that unforgettable occasion. Aldgate Creek winds through the property. A bridal walk connects the house with the garden.

You have the unique opportunity to have exclusive use of the entire garden. The Wedding Ceremony Package provides a comprehensive range of options including photographs and the use of the brides’ room and brides’ bathroom in the house. (You may choose to bring drinks for your guests, who can wander the garden while photographs are being taken.)

Exclusive use of the garden for the wedding ceremony including photographs for the time booked.
Use of the brides’ room and brides’ bathroom in the house on the wedding day.
Couple may engage a commercial photographer.
Parking in the property for the bridal party.
Signing table and 2 chairs.
Access to power in the garden.
Site visit to discuss logistics and planning (to be arranged with the booking co-ordinator).
Access for wedding rehearsal (to be arranged with the booking co-ordinator).
Wedding ceremony set up and removal on the same day.
In the case of inclement weather the drawing room will be available for the wedding ceremony with an additional fee of $100 required.

The house is available for wedding receptions. For further information visit our website.