Tabula Rasa Wedding - Wedding Venue in South Auckland

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If you are looking for a wedding ceremony and reception venue in South Auckland, take a look at Tabula Rasa Wedding and Event Centre.  

Located just 30 minutes in South Auckland, Ramarama, Tabula Rasa is an exceptional all-in-one venue to host your wedding day.  One location for everything saves you time and makes your wedding day less stressful.  Once your guests arrive at the venue, they don't have to travel to another venue for the reception.  Tabula Rasa is Latin for ‘new beginning’ couldn’t be a more perfect location to tie the knot and start your new beginning as a married couple. 

Why we like this wedding venue
There are multiple areas to host your guests.  The sweeping long driveway on entry makes entry in your bridal car impressive.  The tranquil grounds make this garden wedding venue so pretty. Your ceremony is then held amongst the natural beauty of the romantic garden area.  There also is an indoor option if the rain starts on your wedding day.

Plenty of parking for your wedding guests.  There are multiple areas for them to mix and mingle and dance inside, in the courtyard or by the pool.  Plenty of room for lawn games, to keep your guests occupied.  The venue can seat 100 people.

The stunning grounds make it perfect for lots of variety and different settings in your photos. 

We can vouch that the staff are efficient and very professional and that the food is also top quality and amazing!

See our wedding photography we did at Tabula Rasa here.    

Location of Ramarama
Ramarama is situated south of the Auckland Region in the North Island of New Zealand, located just to the north of the Bombay Hills.   The name Ramarama comes from the Ramarama Tree, a small tree that is hard to find and its leaves can cure bruises if crushed.  Also in Ramarama is Te Maketu Falls, a waterfall which is five minutes walk from Pratts Rd Cemetery.

History of Ramarama
Ramarama was originally only bushland and also there was a pa site inhabited by the Ngati Pou tribe.  In the 1850s, the British built the Great South Road through the land.

Natalie Pasco Photography
Auckland Wedding Photographer