Weddings
Say I do on the corner where Byron Bay meets the beach.
Some weddings need one big room for one night. Others need three days of them. Balcony is built for the whole arc of it, not just the ceremony.
Start the night before with something easy. Canapes and cocktails on the balcony, the two families together before the nerves set in properly, a toast to what's coming rather than a rehearsal for it. On the day itself, take one space or take the whole building. The Palms for a wraparound balcony celebration above the town, Private Dining for something smaller and more intimate, or
Exclusive Hire if you want every table and every corner to be yours. Then, when the day is done and everyone's still standing, bring it back the next morning. A bloody mary, a proper breakfast, and the last of the wedding weekend spent exactly where it started.
The Palms
Out on the wraparound balcony, right above the street. Ferns hanging from the rafters, whitewashed timber walls, tiled tables built for a long reception rather than a quick one, with the town's whole rhythm happening right below you.
Seated up to 60 guests. Standing up to 80.
Private Dining Room
Byron Bay's original private dining room, saved for your micro wedding or intimate reception. Teal timber walls, low industrial lighting, an arched heritage window at the head of the table and doors that open straight on the balcony.
Seated up to 20.
Exclusive Hire
The whole building, all yours for the night. Every table, every corner, every glass, with the sun going down right in front of the deck and Byron Bay doing exactly what it does best below you.
Seated up to 140 guests. Standing up to 200.