Wedding Venues
Just a small selection of some wedding venues we love in the UK
Welcome to a sneak peak at some of the most amazing wedding venues we have had the pleasure to shoot at in the UK. We feel so blessed to share such stunning wedding days with our couples at a variety of locations, from the small to the large and everything in between.
Sandon Hall, Sandon, Stafford ST18 0BZ
Sandon Hall is a 19th-century country mansion, the seat of the Earl of Harrowby, at Sandon, Staffordshire, 5 miles northeast of Stafford. It is a Grade II* listed building set in 400 acres of parkland
Redhouse Barn, Shaw Lane, Stoke Prior, Bromsgrove
B60 4BG
The first multi-award winning 'design-built' wedding barn in Worcestershire.
For stylish couples who appreciate great food and service and want the wedding of their dreams.
Traditional vintage style with a contemporary edge, Redhouse Barn is a stunning rural venue in gorgeous grounds - come and see for yourself!
Moxhull Hall, Holly Lane, Wishaw, Sutton Coldfield, B76 9PD
Travel a stone’s throw from vibrant, buzzy Birmingham and you’ll find Moxhull Hall – a luxury wedding venue that’s made for romance.This Victorian manor house is a tranquil haven with a big heart. From its red brick chimneys and stunning stone windows, to the nine acres of landscaped gardens, twenty sumptuous bedrooms, exquisite dining options, and the stylishly modern Glass Garden Room – Moxhull Hall blends historic charm with contemporary design.
Blackbrook Barns, London Rd, Lichfield WS14 0PS
Blackbrook Barn, located near to the picturesque surroundings of Lichfield, stands as a testament to timeless elegance and rustic charm as a premier wedding venus. This enchanting space is the perfect location for couples seeking a dreamlike setting for their special day.
Coton House Farm, Vicarage Lane, Whittington, Lichfield, WS14 9LQ
Coton House Farm Wedding & Events Venue remains a truly independent family business at our home & working family farm.
We welcome you to our home.We fully support other local quality businesses, & farms, in service & produce .We are a 100% renewable energy farm.We support you, local business, local economy, and local employment. Sustainable , & ethical.
Rowton Castle, Halfway House, Shrewsbury, SY5 9EP
A breathtaking wedding venue just a short distance from Shrewsbury, Rowton Castle is among the most romantic and magical castle wedding venues in England. With acres of tranquil grounds, luxurious castle accommodation, beautiful views of the English countryside, and impeccable service, our 17th Century Grade II* Listed Castle is located in the heart of Shropshire, England and makes for the most perfectly unique wedding day. Rowton Castle can host every part of your fairytale wedding. From the wedding ceremony to the wedding reception and every moment in between, let us help you create wedding day memories that you and your loved ones will treasure for a lifetime.
The Ashes Barns Wedding Venue, Leek Rd, Endon, Stoke-on-Trent ST9 9AX
From lush lawns with verdant borders, the idyllic pond and lustrous lake, apple orchard and bramble hedges to wilder things…wheat fields, bubbling brooks and starlit vistas, you will be overwhelmed by the variety of magical backdrops for your wedding photographs. The Country House lawn offers incredible views across the surrounding countryside setting of the stunning collection of listed stone barns which make up The Ashes Barns Venue.
Pendrell Hall, Codsall Wood, Wolverhampton WV8 1QP
There are six spellbinding acres to explore within Pendrell Hall’s private estate; you’ll find lush green formal lawns perfect for garden games whilst the walled gardens and mature landscaping offer varied and inspiring backdrops for your photographs.
Discover the woodland walks around the estate and delight in our Glade, perfect for romantic moonlit encounters.
The private driveway, elegant courtyard and stunning water fountain are perfect for confetti shots.
Pendrell Hall is one of the West Midland’s most inspiring garden wedding venues, we’d love to show you around.
New Hall, Walmley Road, Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, B76 1QX
A fine example of late medieval architecture, New Hall Hotel & Spa in Sutton Coldfield boasts both magic and majesty. Beginning life as a manor house, built by the Earl of Warwick as a hunting lodge in the 13th century, today, it stands proudly as England’s oldest listed inhabited moated house.
Stanbrook Abbey, Jennet Tree Lane, Callow End, Worcester,
WR2 4TY
Dating back to the early 16th century, Stanbrook Abbey Hotel, in Worcester, is a former Grade II listed monastery with beautifully preserved heritage through its original architecture. From its dramatic stone cloisters to gothic stained-glass windows, guests are treated to a unique and authentic taste of what life in an abbey was once like.
The Moat House, Lower Penkridge Rd, Acton Trussell, Stafford,
ST17 0RJ
A beautiful Grade II listed manor house Hotel in Staffordshire countryside with its own tranquil lake. The Moat House is an independent hotel and 2 AA Rosette restaurant second to none. Only 4 miles from Stafford with easy access to the M6, a stay with us will leave you feeling rested, replenished, and relaxed - brimming with the serenity of our watery.
Aston Wood Golf Course, Blake St, Shenstone, Sutton Coldfield,
B74 4EU
Aston wood offers a unique and picturesque setting for your wedding. The Fotherley Suite has every detail to host your dream wedding with exclusive use, its own entrance, private bar, rest room facilities and outside patio area.
Thorpe Gardens, Thorpe Constantine, Tamworth B79 0LH
Thorpe Garden is licensed for civil marriage ceremonies, with space for up to 140 seated guests. Within the Thorpe Estate is Constantine House, the boutique guest house with 21 bedrooms, all complete with en-suite bathrooms. The Glam Room is also located within the estate, fully equipped with six hair and make-up stations, perfect for bridal parties.
Both Constantine House and The Glam Room are available for exclusive use.
Weston Hall, 1810 Weston Bank, Stafford, ST18 0HS
Weston Hall is a magnificent grade II* listed building surrounded by 20 acres of breathtaking scenery in the Staffordshire countryside. The Hall retains many of its Elizabethan features including open stone fireplaces and oak beams in many of the rooms. Whether it’s for private, corporate or a wedding event the charming original features combined with custom-designed, elegant decor result in a truly magical event setting for you and your guests to enjoy.
Hogarths, Four Ashes Rd, Dorridge, Solihull B93 8QE
Everyone deserves a spot of star treatment every now and again, and our luxury hotel is the perfect place to feel pampered. Nestled in 27 acres of woodland and countryside, we offer a blissful escape from the hustle and bustle… you wouldn’t believe we’re just 15 minutes from Birmingham Airport and the NEC! Indulge a little in our award winning brasserie, take afternoon tea on the terrace, navigate nature trails in the woodland or enjoy a glass of Pinot as you catch up on emails. Our dedicated team are on hand to ensure that you have a flawless stay at Hogarths. A hotel with a true sense of occasion, it’s no wonder we’re a sought-after spot for weddings, conferences and events in the Midlands.
Edgbaston Park Hotel, 53 Edgbaston Park Road, Birmingham,
B15 2RS
Are you searching for the perfect hotel wedding venue in Birmingham? Look no further than Edgbaston Park Hotel. Nestled in leafy Edgbaston, we’re licensed for wedding ceremonies, breakfasts, and receptions in a choice of two beautiful venues.
Hanbury Wedding Barns, Parson Brake Farm Burton Road, Hanbury DE13 8TN
Rustic Barn Wedding Venue, Relaxed, rustic and stylish, Hanbury Barns Wedding Venue is a new venue set in the heart of the National Forest, Staffordshire. These bright and beautiful country barns have been lovingly restored especially with wedding celebrations in mind
Walton Hall Hotel, Walton, Wellesbourne, CV35 9HG
Walton Hall is a 16th-century country mansion at Walton, near Wellesbourne, Warwickshire, once owned by Lord Field and the entertainer Danny La Rue, now in use as a hotel which is now part of Accor Hotels. It is a Grade II* listed building. The Manor of Walton was owned by the Lestrange family from the 15th century.
Coombe Abbey, Brinklow Rd, Binley, Coventry CV3 2AB
Visit our 12th Century, historic hotel surrounded by 500 acres of Warwickshire countryside. Escape the ordinary and enjoy our unique bedchambers full of personality, fine food, magical events and of course,
the beautiful views.
Curradine Barns, Church Ln, Shrawley, Worcester WR6 6TS
Nestled in the picturesque village of Shrawley, set amidst acres of rolling countryside, Curradine Barns is everything you’ve ever dreamed of for a wedding venue in Worcestershire. Our romantic surroundings are the backdrop to your wedding day, where secluded and intimate barns, delightful gardens and far-reaching cornfields await. Beautifully refurbished and stylishly appointed, our spaces are unpretentious, homely and welcoming.
The Wedding Location
Choosing the right wedding venue is key to your wedding day. where should your big day take place? an urban location or a rustic romantic rural wedding venue ? A stately home or something a little more Do it yourself? Recent wedding surveys found that 29% of brides are hoping to marry in a stylish hotel, while 24% prefer a country house and 22% a shabby chic barn venue. Other popular choices included marrying in a restaurant, on a beach or at a golf course. Whatever you want for your wedding celebration, there are a few things to consider before making a final decision.
The Wedding Budget
Your wedding venue is likely to be your biggest expense, so work out how much you have to spend and stick to it. There are gorgeous wedding venues available for budgets big and small. Just remember you can make great savings in some areas so compromising is key, think about the number of guests you actually need, reducing numbers can help you afford the venue of your dreams.
Wedding Guests
If you have family and friends across the country or even across the world, choosing the right wedding venue location will be key to making sure everyone can attend. Always think about elderly relatives first who may not be able to travel far. Also, check there are good local transport connections if you have a lot of guests travelling a long way. Accommodation at the venue can also be important especially for large amounts of guests especially if they have travelled a large distance to share your wedding day.
Who Makes The Wedding List?
You’ll need to have a rough idea of the number of people on your guest list before you start venue hunting. There’s no point looking at intimate venues for 50 when you plan to invite 200!
Start with family and friends who you absolutely must have at your wedding day and make sure any venue you like can accommodate them. Then consider who you actually see on a regular basis in your circle of friends and family, if you haven't seen someone for a few years then consider should they get an invite? Sometime friends and family can move a large distance away so this may explain why you do not see them regularly, in this case you may want to invite them. Remember by limiting the numbers you will reduce the cost to your budget and have more in the pot to spend on room decor, wedding cars and not forgetting your wedding photographer / wedding videographer.
See Your Wedding Venues
Go and see your top venue choices two or three times, ideally at different times of the day, before you make a decision. You want to make sure they look as fabulous in the daytime as they do lit up at night. Getting a feel for your wedding venue and the team that will help host your wedding day is key! Also, there’s no rush to sign on the dotted line. This decision will affect almost everything else on your big day, so make sure it’s right.
Recommendations & Reviews
Read reviews and recommendations of your favourite venue before you book. On the day you’ll want everything to run smoothly, so make sure the service on offer is second to none.You can also look at the venues at the top of this page to help you make your final decision.
What Style Are You Looking For?
The type of venue you prefer will come down to your own personal style and the kind of atmosphere you’d like to create. If you’re looking for classic and formal then a traditional hotel might be the one. If you want a relaxed, laid back big day, think about an informal barn venue. Alternatively, modern, fashion-loving brides might prefer an urban styled hotel. Remember get a feel for the place, most couples say that they knew the venue was for them the instant they walked inside. Also a venue is more than the bricks and mortar, its about your hosts and the team behind them.
Hotel Wedding Venues
Hotels make fantastic wedding venues. They range from traditional and grand to relaxed and intimate, so you’re guaranteed to find one to suit your style. They’re also great if you and your guests want to stay onsite once the party’s over. Many hotels have a number of different ceremony and reception spaces to choose from or even the option to the book the whole hotel for exclusive use. Hotels generally have great transport links or are situated near to the main road networks making them easy to reach.
Barns Wedding Venues
Beautiful barn venues come in all shapes and sizes and are perfect for couples who want a slightly more relaxed feel to their day. Full of rustic charm, and often quirky cool, they can be styled in a number of different ways. Many also offer a completely blank canvas, which can be great value for money if you’re happy to do a little more yourselves. Do it yourself weddings are more and more popular as they allow you to shape your wedding day your way. Bespoke weddings really do offer you the chance to showcase your personal style and personalities.
Manor House Wedding Venues
There are plenty of characterful manor houses and stately homes available for your big day and they usually come with plenty of indoor and outdoor ceremony and reception options. If you’re planning a big wedding you may also be able to have a marquee in the grounds or book the venue exclusively.
Urban Wedding Venues
City centre venues come in all shapes and sizes, and include everything from traditional and contemporary hotels to art galleries, restaurants, museums and town halls. They normally have great transport links and plenty of local accommodation to suit all budgets.We would recommend that you look at reviews for the dining experience as this is always a key element to your wedding day.
Do it Yourself Wedding Venue's
Couples who want to express their creativity might enjoy a blank canvas venue, such as a modern loft space or an unfurnished barn. A blank canvas wedding venue can be great value and generally offers a relatively empty room that you can decorate to your heart’s content. From lighting to flowers and more, you can dress these modern spaces up or down, as well as bringing in your own suppliers. Often this style of venue will have props available to hire too, if you wish. You can literally save thousands of pounds with a DIY wedding, just remember to do your research, get ideas from Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest to help you discover your own style based on what you like.
Marques and Tipi's
Marquees and Tipi's are another great option for couples who want a blank canvas. You can choose from a traditional, open-sided, clear-sided or even a tipi style marquee, and then fill it with lanterns, bunting, chic lighting and more to create your dream space. Or maybe a Tipi to add that rustic, countryside feel to your day, the options are truly endless.
Unusual Wedding Venues
Think outside the box when you’re searching for your wedding venue. Stately homes and barns are far from the only options. There are also striking windmills, Cornish mines, caves, lighthouses and even beautiful boathouses, all available for a truly memorable wedding. So, if you want your wedding to stand out from the crowd, why not consider something a little different?