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An Intimate Vineyard Wedding in Marlborough
If you’re dreaming of a wedding that’s both elegant and deeply personal, The Peppertree in Marlborough’s renowned wine region is a perfect choice. This beautifully restored Edwardian villa, built in 1901, offers a peaceful and sophisticated setting designed specifically for intimate celebrations. Surrounded by 10 acres of private farmland—including a boutique vineyard, olive grove, and stunning gardens—this venue creates a serene backdrop that makes your ceremony and photos truly unforgettable.
Beautiful Ceremony and Reception Spaces
The Peppertree’s charm lies in its seamless blend of historic elegance and natural beauty. Exchange your vows outdoors in the expansive country gardens, where the vineyard and distant mountains frame your special moment. For your reception, enjoy elegant indoor spaces that reflect the villa’s boutique luxury, including a dedicated banquet hall. This venue is ideal for couples who want a refined, personal wedding experience with a smaller guest list.
On-Site Luxury Accommodation
Hosting your wedding here means you and your closest guests can stay comfortably on-site. The Peppertree features five individually styled guest suites, each with heritage touches like fireplaces and private verandahs or balconies. This luxury lodge setup ensures a relaxed, seamless celebration without the hassle of traveling between locations.
Why Choose The Peppertree for Your Wedding?
This Marlborough venue offers a unique combination of exclusivity, elegance, and natural beauty—perfect for couples seeking a memorable and intimate wedding day.
- Historic Edwardian villa dating back to 1901, exuding timeless charm.
- Set on 10 acres of private grounds, including a boutique vineyard, olive grove, and manicured gardens.
- Exclusively hosts intimate weddings, ensuring privacy and personalized attention.
- Five luxury on-site suites for you and your closest family or friends.
- Versatile and picturesque settings for stunning wedding photography—from lush lawns to rows of vines.
