Our Ceremonies
Tie the knot in one of our six approved licensed locations
Tie the knot in one of our six approved licensed locations
We have a lovely selection of locations to day ‘I do’ to the one you love. No matter if you’re wanting your ceremony outside, under the arch of our historical manor house or the rustic setting of our cow she barn, you’ll have the moment of your dreams.
Option One:
The Summerhouse
Bespoke wooden summerhouse designed especially for outdoor wedding ceremonies at the end of an avenue of heritage apple and cherry trees. The summerhouse enjoys sweeping views out over and valley to the river below. Capacity: 150 guests sat outdoors on chairs the lawn.
Option Two:
The Cowyard Barn
Former 200-year-old cowshed with a fantastic vaulted beamed roof and beautiful rustic stone walls. The Barn has a stepped floor down through its length, perfect for large wedding ceremonies ensuring everyone can still see you tie the knot. Various options are available here for where the focus of your ceremony is and which way the guests face. Capacity: 150 guests sat indoors.
Option Three:
Under the archway
The archway of the front door of the main Elizabethan wing of the Manor, still with its original Cornish oak door intact. You and your fiancé can stand under the arch with the registrar in the front hall behind you, and your guests are seated in a semicircle on the lawns facing inwards. Capacity: 80 guests sat outdoors on chairs.
Option Four:
The Stables
Our latest ceremony space, the former Manor stable block has been gently restored to give it a completely authentic feel. The original cobbled floors with horse stall base stones, part white washed walls and old wooden shutters all add to the amazing atmosphere inside. Fill the space with candles to complement the festoon lighting and seat your guests on straw bales with cosy blankets. Capacity: 30 seated or 60 standing.
Option Five:
The Drawing Room
The old Drawing Room in the Elizabethan wing of the Manor. A restored 100-year-old parquet floor, big stone mullioned windows flooding the room with morning light, and an original fireplace with wood burning stove set the scene. Capacity: 30 guests seated.
Option Six:
The Dining Room
The oldest part of the Manor, this room was the original house and is about 800-years-old. Today as the Dining Room is retains the huge inglenook fireplace and meat hooks in the ceiling from its time as the Elizabethan kitchen. Two stone mullioned windows look out over the valley below, and the giant table is easily retracted and switched to formal seating. Capacity: 30 seated.
