Bathers' Pavilion · Mosman NSW · Sydney
Beach Wedding · Heritage & Historic Venue Wedding · Region: NSW - Sydney North Shore · City: Sydney · Venue: Bathers' Pavilion
Sabine and Arthur’s beach wedding: the reception at Bathers' Pavilion in Mosman. Veri photographed the whole day; the gallery below is 178 frames in the order they happened.
Reception: Bathers' Pavilion, Mosman.
The gallery is the wedding day in full: 178 photographs in the order they happened. Veri’s featured edit of this wedding is on its own page, linked below.
Bathers’ Pavilion is the old bathing pavilion on The Esplanade at Balmoral Beach in Mosman, built in 1928-29 to a design by council architect Alfred Hale. It is a rare Sydney example of Spanish Mission style: rendered white walls, arched openings and a central tower under orange terracotta tiles. It served swimmers until 1969, then became a restaurant, and was heritage-listed in 1999. A 2019 refit added a bistro and opened up the beach terrace with a bar facing the water.
We photographed Sabine and Arthur’s wedding reception here after their ceremony at Bradleys Head. Balmoral’s beach and the rotunda are right outside for the golden-hour set, and the pavilion sits so close to the sand that the couple can step out between courses. It is a restaurant first, so the rooms are dressed for dinner rather than for a dance floor.