The TreeChurch Weddings & Events
Celebrate Among the Trees
The TreeChurch and Gardens is a unique venue for weddings and other private events. Set among three hectares of gardens, it’s available to hire for ceremonies, celebrations, and gatherings held between late October and late April.
Please note: We are fully booked for the October 2026 to April 2027 season.
Weddings at the TreeChurch and Gardens
Located near Ōhaupō, between Hamilton and Cambridge, the TreeChurch and Gardens offers a one-of-a-kind setting for weddings in the Waikato, New Zealand.
We host weddings between late October and late April to make the most of the gardens in spring, summer and autumn.
Bookings and viewings are by appointment only.
Our venue includes:
The TreeChurch – a living chapel with seating for up to 100 guests
The Sails – a covered outdoor area with space for 100 seated guests, plus open space around
The Gantry – a light-filled indoor venue overlooking the gardens, also seating up to 100
The Courtyard – a paved area with market umbrellas linking the Sails and the Gantry
Several garden spaces – including the Oak Circle, the Labyrinth, the Parachute Lawn, and the Japanese Garden, each offering different options for photos, quiet moments, or informal gathering spots
Onsite accommodation – two peaceful guest rooms with garden views, ideal for getting ready and/or the wedding couple.
Whether you're planning a relaxed garden wedding or something more formal, TreeChurch provides a peaceful, natural backdrop with everything you need in one place.
Please note: We are fully booked for the October 2026 to April 2027 wedding season.
Award-Winning Wedding Location
Recognised by the Couples’ Choice NZ™ Awards for two consecutive years.
In 2026, Tree Church was named #1 Winner in four categories: Wedding Chapel & Ceremony Location, Wedding Venue – Garden, Wedding Venue – Coordinator, and Boutique Wedding Accommodation. This builds on our 2025 success as #1 Winner for Wedding Ceremony Location and #2 Highly Commended for Wedding Venue – Garden.
