A Wedding Venue
Built by Hand
For Couples Who Mean It
Some wedding venues are booked, decorated, and handed over. The Ironbark Pavilion at Tuckers Lane was built.
Every beam, every bridge, every detail of this venue was crafted by hand by Paul and our son Cooper from century-old ironbark timber salvaged and shaped in our on-site workshop. It took years. It shows.
Walk across a solid timber bridge, down a 35 metre curved aisle, to a pavilion framed by native gums and an open dam. No generic hire chairs or branded backdrops. Just an extraordinary space in nature, made by people who care deeply about what they create.
The Ironbark Pavilion
The Ironbark Pavilion is a purpose-built ceremony and celebration venue on our 43-acre North Rothbury property. The timber is over 100 years old, ironbark sourced and shaped by Paul and Cooper in our on-site workshop. The curved aisle runs 35 metres across our property, lined by native Australian gums, arriving at the pavilion with our dam as the backdrop.
Adjacent to the pavilion is our Ironbark Bar a beautiful rustic outdoor bar for post-ceremony drinks and our Balcony Entertaining Space, a large timber deck with woodfire pizza oven and full weatherproof enclosures for any season.
On-Site Accommodation
One of the things that makes Tuckers Lane genuinely different is the accommodation. Your closest people can stay on the property across our five luxury cabins, sleeping up to 14 adults in total. Morning-after breakfasts on the balcony. Late-night fires. The whole night, together, in one extraordinary place.
