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Caroline and Linden on their wedding day at Yanchep National Park, Yanchep

Yanchep · an hour north of Perth

Yanchep National Park
wedding photographer

Yanchep National Park is an hour north of Perth — a lake and wetlands, tuart forest, koalas on a boardwalk, limestone caves and the heritage-listed Yanchep Inn, built in 1936. Cabaret Cave is Perth’s only venue cave for hire, with room for 120 seated or 200 cocktail guests.

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We’ve photographed two weddings here: Caroline & Linden in October, under a timber arch beneath the willows beside the lake, and Katie & Matthew in August, with the ceremony at the Yanchep Inn and the reception underground in Cabaret Cave.

The park gives you three very different backdrops in one place. The lakefront has lawns, willows and a viewing deck; the wetlands walk loops around the lake with reeds and open water; and the forest has footbridges, limestone walls and the cave mouths. All of it is a short walk or drive apart.

Cabaret Cave is the part nobody expects. Stone pillars, fairy lights and coloured uplighting underground — a first dance in a cave is a frame you will not get anywhere else in Perth.

Practical notes from the park: entry fees apply per vehicle, no dogs, Cabaret Cave bookings go through the park, and the Yanchep Inn runs its own accommodation and function rooms.

A real wedding here

Caroline & Linden

Yanchep National Park, Yanchep

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A kiss at the edge of the lake, reeds and open water behind
The ceremony set under the willows, white chairs and a timber arch with bright flowers
The first kiss under the flowered arch
On the bank with a bouquet of orange, pink and blue, the lake behind
A kiss in the reeds as the light drops
Framed in the stone archway of Cabaret Cave, fairy lights along the walls

And another one here

Katie & Matthew

Yanchep National Park, Yanchep

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At the mouth of the cave, the long veil laid out over the limestone
The heritage-listed Yanchep Inn, built in 1936
On the timber footbridge in the forest
A kiss on the bridge, the forest all around
Cabaret Cave lit purple and blue for the reception
The first dance underground

Getting married here?

We already know
the light

Looking for a Yanchep National Park wedding photographer? We've photographed at Yanchep National Park and we shoot across the Perth Hills, Swan Valley and the coast every season. That means we're not working out your venue on the day — we're working out your family.

Eight photographers on the team means your date is rarely a problem, and there's always someone ready if plans change.

“
He captured our moments perfectly and all we had to do was enjoy our day! Would highly recommend Jesse.
Nikki Moore

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Yanchep National Park
questions we get asked

Where is Yanchep National Park?
North of Perth on the coastal plain — about an hour from the city, according to the park. Park entry fees apply per vehicle.
Can we get married in Yanchep National Park?
Yes. The park lists Cabaret Cave as a venue for hire for up to 120 seated or 200 cocktail guests, and the Yanchep Inn offers function rooms. Both of our couples married in the park and held their reception in the cave.
What is Cabaret Cave?
The park describes it as Perth’s only venue cave for hire, modified to seat 120 or hold 200 cocktail-style, with bookings through the park. The photos on this page show it dressed for a wedding.
Where do you take photos in Yanchep National Park?
The willows and lawns by the lake, the wetlands and reeds, the footbridges in the forest, and the limestone around the cave entrances. The late light on the wetlands is the best of it.

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