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Norfolk Wedding Locations: Where to Say 'I Do' on Norfolk Island

Published 26th Jun 2025

When you think of romantic island weddings, Norfolk Island may not be the first place that springs to mind. But it should be, because on Norfolk you can have the ultimate destination wedding – no passport required.

Just a two-hour flight from Brisbane, Norfolk Island is the perfect place to begin your happily ever after.

Everything you need for an intimate wedding is here – picturesque locations, celebrants, world-class catering from local suppliers, multiple accommodation options – all in one place to make your day unforgettable.

Best Norfolk wedding locations

Norfolk Island’s wedding locations are as unique as they are varied – the turquoise waters are the perfect backdrop for a beach wedding, while the emerald-green landscape takes a garden wedding to a whole new level. Then there’s the island’s historical landmarks for a truly memorable experience. Look no further for ‘I do’ inspiration.

Kingston UNESCO World Heritage Site

The historical epicentre of Norfolk Island, Kingston forms parts of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Australian Convict Sites. Capturing the island’s early days of British settlement, the site is home to historic military and government buildings, old prisons and museums. It may not sound romantic, but the idyllic foreshore fringed by towering pines and stone architecture tells a story as old as time. And your wedding could be part of the next chapter.

Emily Bay Lagoon

South Pacific islands are known for having stunning beaches, and Norfolk is no exception. Emily Bay Lagoon is a standout, with its spotless golden sand and water so clear you can see the colourful fish below.

The reef-sheltered waters make Emily Bay one of Norfolk Island’s best beaches for swimming, snorkelling, paddling… and beachfront weddings. To make this area even more special, it forms part of the Kingston UNESCO World Heritage Site and is rich in historical significance.

St Barnabas Chapel

Built by missionaries over five years during the 19th Century, St Barnabas Chapel on Norfolk Island is a work of art with its mother-of-pearl inlays, polished marble floor, stained glass windows and vaulted timber ceiling.

The church is still used for regular services and is a popular wedding venue for those wanting a traditional wedding in a venue like no other.

Private gardens and boutique properties

Tie the knot with an intimate ceremony at one of Norfolk Island’s boutique hotels and guesthouses, which can take care of all the details for your special day. Think picturesque landscapes, beautifully-decorated indoor spaces and bridal suites – everything you need for a truly memorable event with loved ones.

Set on five hectares of landscaped gardens dotted with majestic Norfolk Pines, and close to Kingston and Emily Bay, Governor’s Lodge Resort is a popular choice for special events, catering for groups from 10 to 100 people.

Clifftop lookouts and National Parks

Norfolk Island is a natural wonder for those who love the outdoors. Norfolk Island National Park offers an abundance of photo opportunities and showcases the island’s unique flora and fauna.

If you have a sense of adventure, where better to put a ring on it than Mount Pitt Lookout, surrounded by 360° views overlooking Norfolk Pines and the South Pacific beyond. It’s where yours – and your wedding photographer’s – dreams come true!

Planning travel for your Norfolk Island wedding

Planning a destination wedding doesn’t have to be stressful. Just a two-hour flight from Brisbane, Norfolk Island has everything you need for your special day and Spacifica Travel can help you and your guests get there.

Flights, group accommodation near your chosen venue, hire cars, airport transfers, activity bookings – all timed perfectly with local wedding venues and celebrants – are taken care of.

Best time to get married on Norfolk Island

There’s never a bad time for a wedding on Norfolk Island – it just depends on the style of event you have in mind. Our tip is to book early to secure group flights and accommodation, especially during peak season.

With mild weather and fewer crowds, Spring (September – November) and Autumn (March – May) suit any type of wedding you choose. If you’re opting for a beach ceremony, the summer months of December to February are ideal with warmer weather and lush scenery.

For those planning a wedding that reflects their sense of adventure, atop a cliff or in a garden, Winter (June – August) is cool and dry with blue skies guaranteed.

Why book with Spacifica Travel?

The Spacifica Travel team specialise in Norfolk Island holidays and know all the accommodation options for wedding groups. Working with your venue or wedding planner to align travel dates, the team handles all the logistics – flights, accommodation, car hire and more. All you need to do is focus on your big day while and they make sure everyone arrives on time.

Ready to start planning your wedding trip to Norfolk Island?

Planning a destination wedding on Norfolk Island? Let Spacifica Travel help you arrange travel and accommodation for you, your guests and anyone wanting to turn your big day into a full island escape. Reach out and we can start building your perfect wedding travel package.

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