Ideal for chilled-out couples looking for an unusual wedding reception venue, check out the South Bay Beach Club. Located on top of a government building on the secluded South Bay beach, this simple venue does a variety of reasonably priced F&B packages, and is easy to decorate any way you like.
Formerly known as Sam Yuk Secondary School, This Adventist college can be hired out on weekends for secluded outdoor wedding ceremonies on their rolling outdoor lawn, facing the spectacular 1920s red-brick building itself.
Formerly known as the Viceroy, Duetto is the new Italian/Indian restaurant run by Chiram Group in Wan Chai. But before you balk at this seemingly odd combination of cuisines, check out its spectacular outdoor terrace, which alone can accomodate 180 people for cocktails, and 50 for dinner.
Cyberport is a way underrated place for a wedding–if you’re willing to overlook the slightly weird, futuristic architecture, you’ll enjoy a clean, quiet environment with beautiful green views. Le Meriden Cyberport hotel is a great venue for intimate ceremonies, especially if you want an outdoor element to your nuptials.
Having previously served as the party venue for such names as Stella Mcartney and Veuve Cliquot, The Rocks is an ideal venue if you’re looking for something a little different. It’s a huge indoor and outdoor space in an old factory building in Aberdeen, and the 6,000 square foot outdoor rooftop can accomodate up to 600 guests.
This sleek modern Australasian restaurant offers 270 degree views of Victoria Harbour from its prime spot on The Peak, and it’s an ideal venue for a western style wedding dinner or cocktail party.
