Bathers' Pavilion

Yes. Ceremonies are held on The Terrace, overlooking Balmoral Beach towards Sydney Heads, for weddings with exclusive use of the first floor or the whole building, and the ceremony fee is $950. Drinks and canapes follow on The Terrace before guests move inside. If it rains, the ceremony moves to the Art Gallery space.

The Balmoral Room and Terrace take up to 100 seated or 200 cocktail guests. The ground floor, or the entire building, takes up to 220 seated or 350 cocktail. For small weddings, The Good Room seats up to 22 and The Sunroom up to 24.

There is no room hire fee, but a minimum spend applies. Food packages run from $89 per person for a 4-hour cocktail reception to $135 per person for a 6-hour seated dinner, and unlimited drinks packages from $65 to $115 per person. A 10% service charge is added (15% on public holidays). Each wedding is quoted individually.

Yes. The pavilion was designed by Mosman Council architect Alfred H. Hale, built in 1928 and 1929 and opened in February 1929 as a changing pavilion for beachgoers. It is on the NSW State Heritage Register, and Mosman Council still owns the building.

No. Confetti and rice are not allowed, which helps keep the beach clean. Pale rose petals in white, pale pink or pale yellow can be used on The Terrace.

The venue is at 4 The Esplanade, Balmoral. Bus 238 connects Balmoral Beach with the Taronga Zoo ferry wharf, where ferries run to the city.

Yes. The venue shares a preferred supplier list once a booking is confirmed, but couples can use any florist, photographer, celebrant or band they like.

Yes. A chair lift takes standard and electric wheelchairs up to 300kg, and the Balmoral Room and The Terrace are fully accessible.

Instead of a formal tasting, couples receive a $200 voucher to dine at any of the venue's three restaurants and get a feel for the kitchen's cooking before choosing a menu.