FLAGSTAFF GARDENS
Flagstaff Gardens were Melbourne’s first public gardens. Established on the highest point of land in the city, the gardens hosted a signalling station (still found in the gardens), that flagged the arrival of ships in the bay. Also known to early settlers as Burial Hill, the gardens were a pioneer burial site until the establishment of the Melbourne Cemetery (1853).
Today, Flagstaff Gardens features picnic areas with barbecues, a playground, toilets, tennis, netball and volleyball courts, and a walking path. The gardens are a popular lunchtime oasis for workers in the city’s northwest, and neighbour the Queen Victoria Market.
This beautiful garden wedding ceremony venue in Melbourne CBD sits in close proximity to many of Melbourne’s wedding reception venues
Weddings of Distinction can assist you with all of your wedding hire and decor requirements, such as white wooden, Americana or Tiffany chairs, market umbrellas, aisle carpets/runners, arches & arbours, signing tables and silk/artificial florals.
If you are interested in hosting a drinks package following your ceremony, please have a chat to one of our consultants.
For price and availability of the venue itself, please contact the Melbourne City Council directly. For price and availability of decor and hire items, please get in touch with us.
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