UK Wedding Venues

Create the Perfect Day for your Fairytale Wedding, here at Audleys Wood Hotel.

Situated on the edge of the Leeds Castle estate, Battel Hall is a stunning manor house ideal for romantic weddings whatever the season.

We have a mixture of historic and modern venues to suit any style of wedding.

Formerly a congregational church built in the 1800s, the building’s striking architecture has been beautifully & sensitively restored to reflect its grand nature.

De Vere Latimer Estate has an intriguing story to tell. Today, the hotel has undergone a £7m refurbishment to add 21st-century comfort and style whilst complementing the original character of the property.

Weddings, Events and Conference Venue.

Set in 9 acres of farm land, 17th-century Grains Bar Hotel offers a warm friendly atmosphere, with stunning picturesque views and the freedom to have an outdoor or an indoor wedding.

Hogarths Hotel Solihull

Boutique ambiance blended with a passion for great food and wine in a peaceful New forest setting.

Lainston House is a fairytale setting in the heart of the Hampshire countryside, complimented by service that is second to none, we will ensure you experience a truly unique and unforgettable occasion on your wedding day.

Surrounded by 500 acres of beautiful Kentish parkland, Leeds Castle is an idyllic setting for the most romantic of weddings whatever the season.

Mandolay Hotel - Surrey's largest independent wedding venue.

A beautiful example of an English Manor House built in the 1600's with 8 acres of beauitiful gardens, it is the perfect setting for a truely magical day.

Beautiful Manor House, full of character.

An exclusive use country house wedding venue in Essex with accommodation for up to 25 guests

George and Dragon Hotel Marquee Weddings in Long Melford.

The Grand Pier is a truly unique and iconic venue situated in the historical seaside town of Weston-super-Mare

The Talbot, Ripley, is one of Britain’s finest historic coaching inns.

The Wood Norton is a beautifully crafted hotel built by the Duc D'Orleans, exiled French Royalty in 1897, where the D'Orleans family lived until 1912, featuring original 19th Century French Decorative interiors and the very best the modern world has to offer.