Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common questions about our products, services, and policies. If you need further assistance, feel free to contact us.
FAQ
You can book Rangitahi Marae by contacting us via our website or calling our office directly. Once your inquiry is received, we will provide a booking form and discuss your requirements. A deposit may be required to confirm your reservation.
Yes, you can choose to book the entire marae or specific areas, such as the Wharenui (meeting house), kitchen, or dining hall, depending on your needs. Please let us know your preferences during the booking process.
In the event of a tangihana, funerals take precedence at the marae. We will work with you to reschedule your booking or find an alternative solution that respects this cultural protocol.
Yes, we have a cancellation and rescheduling policy. Please notify us as soon as possible if your plans change. Refunds or rescheduling options will be provided based on the terms outlined during the booking process.
We offer a state-of-the-art kitchen for your use, and you are welcome to bring your own caterers. Alternatively, we can recommend local catering services that specialize in traditional Māori cuisine or other menu preferences.
The Wharenui can comfortably sleep up to 100 guests, and our facilities can accommodate larger groups for daytime events. Please discuss your guest numbers with us so we can ensure all your needs are met.
Rangitahi Marae is equipped with modern meeting spaces and digital technology, including audio-visual equipment and high-speed internet. We also offer support for setting up and managing digital presentations or streaming services.
Our outdoor spaces are available for games, relaxation, or ceremonies. We ask that guests respect the environment and adhere to any guidelines provided to maintain the marae’s peaceful and clean surroundings.
Our pricing depends on the facilities and duration of your booking. Additional fees may apply for services like catering, digital setup, or extended hours. Please contact us for a detailed quote tailored to your event.
Guests should be prepared to participate in a pōwhiri (welcome ceremony) and respect the tikanga (customs) of the marae. We provide guidance on appropriate behavior, attire, and practices to ensure a meaningful and respectful experience for all.