Tis the season to be married! You won’t want to miss these stunning winter wedding venues.
If you’ve always dreamt of a magical winter wedding, then you’re in luck because this blog post is full of beautiful wedding venues that would be absolutely perfect for a winter celebration! Take a look and see if you can find ‘the one’ today!
1. Pelham House, East Sussex
In the heart of historic Lewes lies the stylish and sophisticated Pelham House. This elegant venue combines elegance and chic décor with the utmost luxury and can cater for every aspect of your day, so no braving the cold travelling from one place to the other! Picturesque gardens are perfect for those wintry photos but there are more than enough stunning reception spaces for celebrating indoors too.
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2. Davenport House, Shropshire
For an enchanting fusion of rich history and chic décor, Davenport House is the one for you. Acres of rolling parkland look magical with a covering of frost or snow, while the warm and grand interior creates a setting that you and your guests will love. Celebrate with spectacular wedding food in the elegant Drawing Room, take in the opulent décor of the Great Hall and, once your day has drawn to a close, retire to luxurious accommodation to relax and unwind.
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Image Courtesy of David Jenkins Photography
3. Syrencot, Wiltshire
With rolling fields and woodland all around, marrying at Syrencot will give you that romantic country escape! After tying the knot in the light-filled Glasshouse, the purpose-built barn is an amazing place for a reception no matter what time of year. The striking central fireplace makes a wonderful focal and will keep you and your guests cosy as you gaze out over the frosty walled garden.
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4. Bassmead Manor Barns, Cambridgeshire
A winter wedding at Bassmead Manor Barns really is a joy to behold. The exposed beams and rustic feel of the Rickety Barn lend themselves perfectly to any winter colour scheme, while the contemporary reception space’s vast windows offer endless views over the garden and countryside. The expert chefs can help you create a seasonal menu to treat your guests too!
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Image Courtesy of Rafe Abrook Photography
5. Wasing Park, Berkshire
When it comes to winter wedding venues, Wasing Park is definitely one to consider. You’ll find everything you could wish for within the picturesque estate, from a choice of ceremony settings to a wealth of luxurious accommodation for you and your loved ones. It even has its own church just a few steps away from the characterful Castle Barn, so you can spend less time thinking about getting from A to B and more time celebrating.
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6. Oxnead Hall, Norfolk
Oxnead Hall has that breathtaking combination of natural beauty, country charm and character, providing a setting like no other in the Norfolk countryside. Crisp, sunny days make the manicured gardens and private lake an enchanting backdrop to your day while the Great Barn with its underfloor heating is the ideal place to wine and dine.
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7. Braxted Park, Essex
When you enter Braxted Park along the torch-lined drive, you know you’re about to see something special. The stylish Orangery is a beautiful place to tie the knot before making your way through the pretty walled garden and into the grand Pavilion to celebrate. Dance the night away before retiring to the cosy Honeymoon Cottage for a relaxing end to your day.
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8. Rivervale Barn, Hampshire
The exposed beams and timber frame of Rivervale Barn come to life in the most enchanting way when decorated with fairy lights, making it the ideal setting for a winter wedding to remember. Expert on-site caterers provide the food and drink, meaning you can treat your guests to an array of seasonal delights, from mulled wine at your drinks reception to a menu full of exceptionally-cooked winter warmers.
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9. Gaynes Park, Essex
Nestled in the glorious Essex countryside, Gaynes Park is a must for any couple looking for a rural escape of the highest standards. The light-filled Orangery is a wonderful place to say ‘I do’ and the Mill Barn is full of character and charm, perfect for your wedding breakfast and reception. On clear winter days you can even see the London skyline on the horizon!
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So there you have nine of our favourite winter wedding venues, plenty of fantastic options for holding the most magical day! If you still haven’t found what you were looking for, make sure you take a look at all of our exclusive use wedding venues or find out How To Throw The Best Winter Wedding.