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The Peak District and Pennines are popular areas of natural beauty along with the Lake District – home to Scafell Pike, England’s highest mountain. There are several seaside resorts in the region including Blackpool, Morecambe and Lytham St. Anne’s plus pretty towns like Chester, Kendal and Alsager. Celebrate the history and natural beauty of this part of the country by choosing one of these stunning exclusive North West wedding venues.

Getting married in the North West gives you the choice of romantic rural settings or chic city venues, so you’ll have the best of both worlds. Take a look at our favourite wedding venues in the North West today.

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  • Old Palace Chester | Wedding Venues Cheshire
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    Old Palace Chester, Cheshire

    With its remarkable history, unrivalled riverside location...

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  • Combermere Abbey | Wedding Venues Cheshire
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    Combermere Abbey, Cheshire

    For a setting of history, romance and natural beauty, this...

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  • Sandhole Oak Barn | Wedding Venues Cheshire
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    Sandhole Oak Barn, Cheshire

    Celebrate in rural bliss on the banks of a private lake....

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  • Merrydale Manor | Wedding Venues Cheshire
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    Merrydale Manor, Cheshire

    For a breathtaking and stylish wedding venue in Cheshire,...

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  • The Oak Tree of Peover | Wedding Venues Cheshire
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    The Oak Tree of Peover, Cheshire

    Located close to both the M6 and M56, the Oak Tree of...

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