Ongegund Lodge

Wine Farm Venue

Description

Nestled beneath majestic mountains and surrounded by rolling vineyards, Ongegund Lodge offers a serene and elegant setting for the wedding of your dreams. With its historical Hottentots architecture, breathtaking views, and attention to detail, this charming venue promises a truly unforgettable celebration.

Ongegund Lodge boasts years of experience and glowing testimonials, making it a trusted choice for couples seeking a memorable ceremony and reception. The picturesque gardens provide stunning photographic backdrops throughout the year.

Couples can choose from three venue options — the Garden, Old Lady or Dollie — with seating for up to 120 guests, depending on layout. The grounds feature panoramic views of a lush garden, Myrtle Grove’s dam, and centuries-old oak trees. A beautiful gazebo is also available for romantic outdoor ceremonies.

The venue hire includes access to the garden, event space, and essential equipment for meal service. Guests enjoy amenities such as free secure parking, complimentary WiFi, and separate facilities for ladies and gents.

Ongegund offers a fully licensed bar, with setup fees covering at least one professional barman. Please note, only card payments are accepted.

All catering is exclusively handled by Ebony & Ivory, offering seasonal plated, buffet or hybrid menus with mouthwatering canapés, starters, mains, and desserts.

For full details, please request the BrideToBe brochure.

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Features

In-house Catering

Drinks

Accommodation

Wine Farm Venue

Max PAX

120 PAX | Sleeps 39

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