Horowhenua, NZ -- (SBWIRE) -- 08/15/2014 -- Tatum Park announces announces upgraded amenities for dream wedding destinations in Wellington and surrounding areas. The park's rich history makes it an ideal wedding venue for those who want a venue that is both steeped in history and close to nature, offering the best of both worlds when it comes to great views, a wide space and historical significance that will serve as great conversation pieces among the guests. More importantly, the park has amenities designed exclusively for wedding ceremonies with professional onsite catering and accommodation for couples, their families and guests.
The park has an outdoor chapel framed gorgeously by stunning greenery? an open, manicured space surrounded by tall trees with the Pax house nearby. The Homestead lawn and the Cobham Lounge are equally perfect for small, intimate weddings, from civil ceremonies to small commitment ceremonies. The Park also has superb catering services which couples can choose from. One of the ideal packages includes a formal twocourse dinner, a wedding breakfast or lunch and less formal meals around the outdoor fire pit. With ample choices for both indoor and outdoor wedding ceremony venues, Tatum Park is easily the wisest option for couples who want all bases covered on their wedding day.
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For conferences, Tatum Park offers three different sized conference rooms depending on the setup you require. Each room is eqipped with a projector, electronic whiteboards, TV screens and DVD players and much more (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJe29yUtkdU).
Tatum Park’s rich history provides ideal setting for weddings and conferences Tatum Park enjoys a rich and colourful history. Its main attraction, the house on Tatum Park, was erected for Major Charles Thomas who was appointed lieutenant to the Wellington Rifle Volunteers Battalion in 1885. He and his wife built their lives around the estate, planting trees among its wellmanicured lawns and large rose gardens.
Eventually, a tennis court with a pavilion, garden ponds and the imposing front lawn were developed, with the lawn and the pavilion still around today. Garden parties and bazaars were often held in the residence, with the couple always willing to hold tea parties on Sunday afternoons for their friends who went there not just for the tea but also for guided tours around the gardens and the stables. With it's numerous cabins and lodges, the park eventually became a prime training hub for New Zealand scouts, with the lodges serving as accommodation for scouts and visiting family members. Today, lodges and halls bear the plaques and historical items that take visitors through the park's colorful past.
About Tatum Park
Tatum Park is among the most establish wedding venues and conference venues in
Wellington. Owners Darren and Coleen acquired the property in 2008 and have done extensive refurbishment work on the park's grounds and amenities to create a superb wedding venue that is both romantic, practical, yet still steeped in the history that makes the park a true Wellington landmark. The park covers 32 acres and is situated just an hour from Wellington. If offers both indoor and outdoor venue options for conferences (http://www.tatumpark.co.nz/), ceremonies, receptions and photography, as well as inhouse catering, fully licensed bar facilities and wedding accommodations with its honeymoon suites and accommodations for the entire wedding party.
To learn more about Tatum Park's wedding venues, conference venues and amenities, contact:
Phone: +64 6 362 6799
Address: 820 850 State Highway One, Manakau, Horowhenua. New Zealand.
Fax: (06) 362 6502
Website: http://www.tatumpark.co.nz