Strathfield has one of the densest concentrations of wedding churches in Sydney, and on a Saturday in season they run back to back. A one o’clock ceremony, a three o’clock and a five o’clock at the same church is normal, which means the previous wedding is still on the steps when yours is due to arrive.
That is the whole timing problem here, and it is not about traffic. Arriving five minutes early at a Strathfield church can mean waiting behind another bridal car in the same driveway. We confirm your slot with the church, agree the holding position beforehand, and time the arrival to the half hour rather than to a window.
The receptions sit close. Waterview at Bicentennial Park and the Olympic Park hotels are around ten minutes, the city venues under twenty-five, and Rosehill about fifteen. Because the runs are short, most of a Strathfield booking goes into the ceremony and the photographs rather than the driving.
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Wedding cars start from $999. Because the runs here are short, more of a Strathfield booking goes into ceremony and photograph time than into travel.
Yes, more than traffic does. Back-to-back slots mean the previous bridal car may still be in the driveway. We confirm your slot with the church and agree a holding position beforehand.
Around ten minutes to Waterview at Bicentennial Park or the Olympic Park hotels. City venues are under twenty-five and Rosehill about fifteen.
Yes, and in Strathfield it matters. We book to the half hour and confirm the arrival with the church rather than working to a range.
Strathfield Park is the most used because it is minutes from every church, followed by the Olympic Park precinct and the Bicentennial Park foreshore.
