This honour comes in a record-breaking year for the awards, with over 17 100 nominations received – an impressive 80% increase from 2024.
Perched on the edge of the Helderberg mountains, overlooking False Bay and the Cape Peninsula, Idiom is known for its spectacular views, refined cuisine, and award-winning wines. With its scenic elegance and world-class hospitality, it continues to capture the hearts of couples seeking an unforgettable location to exchange their vows.
"To be recognised among the Cape’s finest venues is a true honour," says Juan van der Westhuizen, General Manager at Idiom Wines. "Every wedding hosted at Idiom is a reflection of our team’s dedication to creating unforgettable, one-of-a-kind moments in one of the most breathtaking settings in South Africa."
The other finalists in the Best Wedding Venue category were Beuld the Venue, Goedgeleven, Laborie, and Manley Wine Estate - a testament to the calibre of wedding destinations the Western Cape has to offer. Following final judging, Idiom proudly received Silver in the category, with Laborie taking the top spot.
Idiom’s modern Italian-inspired architecture, striking stone-clad tasting room, and panoramic vineyard setting continue to set it apart as one of the Cape’s most romantic and picturesque wedding destinations.
"We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who voted for Idiom and helped place us on the shortlist for the second year running. Your support inspires us to keep creating magical moments for every couple who chooses Idiom to start their forever," added van der Westhuizen.
For more information about weddings and private events at Idiom Wines, please visit www.idiom.co.za.
About Idiom Wines
Idiom wines is based in the heart of the Helderberg range in Somerset West. This southernmost part of the Stellenbosch wine region provides the backdrop and the perfect climatic conditions for the incredible range of wines. A celebration of terroir, unusual varietals and masterful blends, Idiom is so-called because it is home to the Cape expression of so many European classics. The Cape Idiom, if you will.