Discover a historic wedding venue: Staveley Co-op 1916
For a wedding venue that offers old-world charm, spectacular views of the Southern Alps, and the freedom to create a celebration that’s uniquely yours, this Staveley gem is well worth a visit.
Whether you’re planning a grand wedding or an intimate gathering, the beautifully restored Staveley Co-op 1916 set in the foothills of the Southern Alps gives couples the flexibility to tailor every detail – from styling and catering to budget and event management.
As a key handover venue, the space is yours for the entire weekend. “Couples love having the freedom to create a wedding that reflects their own style, and their guests enjoy discovering this beautiful part of Canterbury,” says owner Kathy Harrington-Watt.
Just over an hour from Christchurch, the unique Staveley Co-op 1916 is an ideal destination venue that brings people together in a relaxed, stress-free setting.
Steeped in history, the former dairy co-operative building has been thoughtfully restored to retain its unique character while offering all the comforts of a premium modern venue.
“We have several stunning ceremony locations, along with wet-weather options so that couples can plan with confidence,” says Kathy. “Our generous hire periods also mean there’s plenty of time to relax and enjoy the celebration with family and friends.”
Guests praise Staveley Co-op 1916 for its warm atmosphere, describing it as “an absolute gem,” where “the setting is simply breathtaking, and the venue is refined and stylish.”
To find out more, call Kathy on 027 663 1488, email staveleycoop@gmail.com or see the website for more information and to book a viewing.
