
A ceremony with a small circle, a long lunch together, or a celebration that carries into the evening. Find a yacht and a setting that feel right for the people you want beside you.
You might hold the ceremony and reception aboard, or marry ashore and bring everyone together on the water afterwards. Start with the part of the day you want to share, then choose the yacht around it.
The guest count is only the start. Consider how everyone boards, how many people will sit down together and whether anyone will stay overnight.
A private day charter can bring a larger group together before returning everyone ashore. An overnight charter changes the shape of the celebration: fewer guests may stay, with cabins and shared spaces to consider.
After you enquire, we can discuss whether you are imagining a ceremony, a reception, a day before or after the wedding, or a few nights away, and help you explore yachts for those plans.
Explore day and event chartersA seated dinner and a more relaxed reception need different spaces. Look at the dining layout as well as the yacht's guest limit, and consider where you would like everyone to gather for a toast.
If catering, music, flowers or a photographer are part of your plans, the practicalities can be discussed with the yacht.

For a legal ceremony, speak with your celebrant about the required notices and where the ceremony can take place. You may prefer to complete the formalities ashore and celebrate aboard.
Consider a sheltered alternative or another plan for wet or windy weather. Discuss boarding, guest mobility, timing and any location permissions before finalising invitations.

Sydney Harbour offers a city setting for a celebration; the Whitsundays brings an island setting into the picture. Think about where your guests are travelling from and how much time you want together.
Start with your preferred date, approximate group and a day or overnight charter. We can discuss the details of your celebration when we follow up.
Explore destinationsStart with a yacht that catches your eye, then tell us about the time you have in mind.
Start with the details that matter to your trip. We can help with the rest when you are ready to enquire.
A ceremony may be possible depending on the yacht, location and plans. For a legal marriage, speak with your celebrant about the requirements and where it can take place; some couples complete the formalities ashore.
Guest limits vary by yacht and by whether the charter is a day event or an overnight stay. Start with an approximate guest list and the spaces you need for the celebration.
Discuss an alternative with your charter team before the day. The options depend on the location, yacht, conditions and the terms of the booking.
You can explore a separate stay aboard after the celebration or a longer trip with a smaller group. The yacht, dates and charter arrangements need to suit each part of the plan.
Share the date, place and group size you have in mind. We will follow up to discuss yacht options, the spaces you need and the next steps.