Mint Weddings

Hold your ceremony in our historic Sandstone Courtyard and continue the celebrations with a long lunch or a lawn dinner under the stars – a unique dining experience.

Hold your ceremony on our Raised Lawn following on with drinks and canapes in the Sandstone Courtyard, before your reception in our award-winning Gold Melting Room.

Hold your ceremony in our historic Sandstone Courtyard, and experience the perfect combination of indoor and outdoor spaces for your cocktail reception.

Enjoy a unique dining experience with a long banquet reception set within our historic Sandstone Courtyard; offering bespoke styling in a picturesque setting.

Experience the perfect combination of indoor and outdoor spaces in our Gold Melting Room, with wooden louvers and glass panels which raise and open onto the Sandstone Courtyard.

Host your cocktail reception in our historic Sandstone Courtyard with Raised Lawn and stylish glass Bar – the perfect place to dance the night away.

Host your ceremony within our historic Sandstone Courtyard, including our gorgeous Raised Lawn area with Crepe Myrtle tree – the perfect backdrop for your wedding.

A dedicated member of our friendly venue services team at the Mint will work closely with you to ensure that every detail of your special day is meticulously considered. Our dedicated professionals will ensure a truly memorable day.

Planning your outdoor wedding can be daunting and our team always takes this into consideration when planning your big day.

A wet weather call will be made at the start of your booking time. The wet weather back-up is the Gold melting Room and bar area. A floorplan will be prepared for both options so that there is no surprise on the day.

Our onsite hospitality partner is Pearl Catering. Pearl’s team of restaurant and catering professionals bring a true commitment to event management, creativity and innovation using only the finest and sustainable ingredients sourced from Sydney’s top providores.

The Mint holds great historical significance. It was constructed in the 1810s under the direction of Governor Macquarie as the southern wing of the General ‘Rum’ Hospital, which provided medical care for convicts. When gold fever hit in the 1850s it was transformed into the first overseas branch of London’s Royal Mint, and it has since had a diverse range of uses. Today The Mint houses the Museums of History NSW head office, the Caroline Simpson Library & Research Collection, a café, restaurant, retail shop, and multiple venue hire spaces for your next booking.

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