Gatherings and visits at Red

Gatherings and visits, such as at home, places of worship, and sport locations, can go ahead at Red, with some restrictions.

Key points

  • Gatherings can go ahead.
  • Indoor gatherings are limited to 200 people.
  • Outdoor gatherings have no limit.
  • Children and babies are included in the gathering limits — but not people working at a gathering.
  • You do not need to wear a face mask at an outdoor gathering, or when your gathering is the only one using the defined space and other people cannot mix with your guests.
  • At all gatherings, people do not need to physically distance.

Public and private gatherings at Red

You can have up to 200 people at an indoor gathering at Red. Outdoor gatherings have no limit.

Faith-based gatherings at Red

You can go to a faith-based gathering, such as attending a place of worship, at Red.

Weddings and civil unions at Red

You can get married or form a civil union, and attend a wedding or civil union at Red.

Funerals, tangihanga and last rites at Red

Funerals and tangihanga can go ahead at Red, with restrictions.

Marae at Red — He kupu āwhina i ngā marae

Marae can open at Whero (Red), with indoor gatherings limited to 200 people.

Visiting friends and whānau at Red

You can visit friends and whānau at home, in social housing, aged care facilities, hospitals, and healthcare facilities at Red.

Defined spaces at Red

Information on what an indoor and outdoor defined space is, and how it applies to face masks and capacity limits.

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