Wedding barns are versatile venues, so you can work with many themes to make your day suit your personality perfectly. From decor considerations to attire suggestions, our essential guide is here to help you plan every aspect of your barn wedding.
Where are barn wedding venues generally located?
As you would probably expect, wedding barns are generally located in areas of vast countryside, as most barn venues had a previous life as part of a farm. Today, they are beautifully renovated, sought-after locations for couples to tie the knot. Some converted barns are still located on working farms, giving you that gorgeous, countryside charm. Others are located on the land of private homes, stately houses, and hotels. Perfect if you are looking for added privacy and personal touches.
How much does a barn wedding venue cost?
Barn wedding venues can vary in price and are dependent on your location, your package, and the level of maintenance that would be required to ensure your wedding can take place.
Dry Hire Packages
Dry hire venues only include the venue hire itself. This is usually the most affordable option available when it comes to barn wedding venues. This option is usually charged by how long you need the venue. These wedding barns are equipped with the necessities but you will need to find suppliers to fill out the rest of your wedding day requirements, such as external caterers and decor specialists. Have no fear though! These venues usually have a list of recommended suppliers who know the venue really well and can bring your vision to life.
Venue Hire with Food and Drink Packages
Some barn wedding venues also have kitchen and bar facilities and hire top chefs to cater for weddings and events. These venues can offer packages that include the basic venue hire plus food and drink options. This usually also means needing to cover the cost of bringing in staff, so the price can be a significant increase from what a dry hire would be. These packages are regularly worked out based on the cost of dry hire, service costs, and the cost per head for catering. You may need to find other suppliers to help you handle decor elements and a celebrant or registrar to officiate your ceremony.
All-Inclusive Packages
One of the most popular options for many couples is the opportunity to have an all-inclusive wedding package. These can be pricey but will include the vast majority of what you need for your wedding. This may include food, drink, decor and those who will lead your ceremony. Choosing a package means you receive expert help to bring your wedding day to life. However, you can be limited by the choices available depending on who the venue partners with. All options are usually laid out in a brochure or on your initial venue tour. The packages are usually charged at the dry hire rate, plus a cost per head and optional added extras.
Bespoke Packages
Your venue may have a wedding expert on site. Whether that's the venue manager or a specialist wedding coordinator, they will be able to form a day that is completely unique to you and your vision. While this can be the most expensive option, they allow you to have a day that is not “standard” and completely personalised. These packages include everything you need to be arranged for the wedding. You can usually expect to be charged for the dry hire costs, the service charge for staff, the catering per head, the cost of each wedding element arranged for you and the cost of the wedding expert's time. However, you can usually pick and choose exactly what you would like done for you and what you would prefer to do yourself.
What themes and colours work with a barn wedding venue?
Wedding barns are a great choice for most couples because they work with almost any theme or style. Everything from simple and rustic to contemporary and clean cut. The most common theme that people choose when planning a barn wedding is a romantic, rustic theme. This generally fits with the natural surroundings that usually come with a barn wedding venue.
The colours associated with this theme are usually warm tones that work with whites and creams. Brighter colours such as reds, pinks and greens are also great in darker tones for autumn and winter, or pastel forms in the warmer months to add to the atmosphere.
Rustic themes and colour schemes work fantastically with a barn thanks to their vaulted ceilings and exposed brick walls. However, these simple, quaint details compliment with other themes too. The simplicity works well with elegant touches, partnering with thousands of colour combinations, meaning you aren't just restricted to the norm.
Plus, with barn venues becoming more and more popular, there has been a recent increase in the more contemporary renovations of traditional barns. This allows for a more clean-cut, modern and elegantly simple wedding theme to really shine.
What do I need to consider when choosing a barn for an autumn or winter wedding?
If you plan to get married in a barn during the cooler months, there are a few things you should consider for the comfort of you and your guests.
Heating and keeping guests warm
Firstly, depending on recently the barn has been converted, there may not be much insulation to protect you and your guests from the cold. Often, those who run these venues are aware of this and will give you options for heating. Sometimes, these are open fireplaces or wood burners, which both heat the room and add a cosy, romantic feel to your day.
Preparing for the snow and ice
Secondly, the great outdoors can be unpredictable! You'll want to ask the venue what they will do to allow your guests to arrive at your venue safely in different weather conditions, such as snow or ice. If the road to the venue is a single track, for example, will the venue ensure salt has been spread to prevent a slippery road surface or will you be responsible for this? If your venue is a working farm, you may also wish to consider what kind of transport you need to get you to your venue practically. Something like a 4x4 or even a tractor could be a fun addition to your rustic farm wedding feel while remaining a practical option to get you and your bridal party to the venue safely.
The weather
Finally, outdoor space and the weather. If you plan to use the outdoor space, what options are available to you? You'll need to consider the options for weather-proofing and possibly supply your guests with blankets and umbrellas to help keep them comfortable, whatever the weather. For example, is there room to install a marquee to shelter your guests from the rain or could you use firepits to help guests keep warm on a chilly evening?
What do I need to consider when choosing a barn for a spring or summer wedding?
During the warmer months, barns can be the perfect place to host your wedding. Often built with a heavy stone, these barns can be very cool inside, perfect for escaping from the hot sun outside. However, there will be a few things you may want to consider for your guests' comfort.
Shade and staying cool
Firstly, outdoor space. There may be moments where guests will need to be outdoors while the venue changes over from ceremony space to a reception space. Will there be places of shade available for your guests to protect themselves from too much sun? If not, perhaps renting a few, small marquees or awnings will be a good way of providing this space. Alternatively, some dark umbrellas allow your guests to create their own shade while on the move.
Water and sun cream
You'll also want to ensure there is plenty of water available. Most venues are equipped with running water for drinking. However, if not, ensure there are bottles of cold water easily available to help keep your guests hydrated. Sun cream with a high SPF will also be important. Perhaps consider creating a comfort kit for your guests in the bathrooms of your venue with things your guests may have forgotten or may need. This can include things such as sun cream, cotton buds and spare hairpins.
What decor and flowers work well for a barn wedding?
The choices you make for decor and wedding flowers will really depend on the theme you choose and the type of barn you've chosen for your wedding. Here are some examples of styles that may inspire you for your venue decor and floral choices.
Rustic Wedding Themes
If you are going for an overall rustic theme as many couples do when choosing a barn wedding venue, you'll want to think simple. Rustic weddings are known for their simplistic elegance, so go with plain, clean colours with some natural whimsy.
For many, this is draped fabrics across the exposed wood beams with warm-tone fairy lights or lanterns being the feature lighting. You can complement this with natural elements such as wooden decor and floral centrepieces.
In terms of flowers, you can think small or big. We've seen barn weddings that have dainty floral arrangements as the centrepiece on a table, combined with pretty floral garlands to accentuate the wedding aisle. On the other hand, you could really go all out with the floral elements with large, cascading arches for your ceremony and cascading bouquets for the bridal party.
Often the above can feel a little too fluffy! If that's the case for you, try including some metallic elements which will reflect the light. This can be bronze or rose gold napkin holders or tall metallic candlesticks; just something to contrast the softness of the fabric and floral features.
Signs are also a fashionable element for rustic weddings, whether that's a blackboard or hand-painted directions, this idea is definitely something to consider as a way to complete your themed decor.
Decorating a Dark Wedding Barn
Darkness can be both romantic and opulent, so don't be disheartened if your wedding barn doesn't have a lot of natural light. There is so much you can do with this!
Firstly, think about lighting. Darkness can make a space feel cold, so light the space with warm coloured lighting. Yellow fairy lights and candles (if permitted) can be perfect. Add reflective elements such as large, decorative mirrors to reflect the light within the room and brighten the space.
Then think about the contrasting colours. Warm colours can be dark, so contrast the venue's natural darkness with lighter colours to ensure some balance. Whites, pastel pinks, light greens and light woods are the perfect way to accent this.
Decorating a Light Wedding Barn
Some wedding barns can be flooded with natural light. These are usually the more modern, recently renovated venues. Especially if they have installed some grand windows which force the light into the room. Again, there is so much you can do with this.
Firstly, in contrast to the light decor in a dark barn, for a light barn, you will need to think colourful when it comes to the decor. Again, think warm colours and earthy tones to accent the natural features of the barn. Dark reds, blues and greens can be really gorgeous in such a light space. Don't fancy that? Bright colours can work fabulously too.
While your venue will be light in the day, you'll want to also consider your nighttime lighting. Ask your venue if they can show you some images of how your barn looks at night if you are unable to visit. So, you can then make an informed decision about whether your decor will also work at night and what you can do in terms of lighting.
What should I wear to a barn wedding?
Depending on your role in the wedding, barn venues are perfect for flowy, boho looks and more casual menswear looks. Here are some suggestions for the couple, the wider wedding party and guests.
The Bride
Wedding dresses with a boho feel are usually a go-to choice as they are perfect for a rustic wedding. However, thanks to the natural elegance of a barn wedding venue, most bridal wear styles will work regardless of the venue's style and decor.
With that in mind, every barn venue is unique, from the super luxurious with chandeliers and expensive furnishings, to rustic and elegantly simple. Remember to look at your venue and its surrounding area before choosing your bridal wear and accessories. You may find there are specific elements you'd like to reflect in your style. On the other hand, you may find that the surrounding area requires you to look at specific options for things, such as footwear, that you wouldn't have considered.
Bridesmaids
Your bridesmaids' dresses will often reflect the bride's wedding dress in some way. So, you may want to consider what you will wear first before shopping for these dresses. However, this is another personal choice. Something light and flowing will work beautifully in a barn wedding venue if you are going for that rustic charm. If you are going for a more sophisticated look, a Grecian style is incredibly simple, and yet can exude the level of opulence you are looking for.
The Groom / Groomsmen
In general, barn weddings often exude a relaxed feel. So, a lounge suit would be ideal for this kind of venue. Lounge suits can be both two or three-piece, so you can dress this look up or down as you please. However, similarly to the bride, there is no set answer to what a groom or groomsmen should wear at a barn wedding.
Again, see the venue before you choose your wedding suit. There may be elements you want to reflect in your menswear or elements that may restrict it.
Wedding Guests
Barn venues come in many different styles. Some are simple, yet elegant while others can be incredibly opulent and ooze sophistication. When you receive your wedding invitation, visit that website of the venue and see what vibe you get. However, warmer colours and boho styles tend to always work really well with the exposed brick and beams that generally come with the barn venue look.
If you are the couple, generally, you wouldn't be worrying about what your guests should wear to your wedding. But, it may be nice to tell them of any elements about your venue or theme which may inform their outfit decisions. For example, warning your guests that your venue is a working farm may help them decide whether those stiletto heels are the best choice for the day.
Are there any restrictions at a barn wedding venue?
Depending on the age of the building and its location, there may be some restrictions for things like noise and decor.
Noise Restrictions
You'll want to speak to your venue and ask whether live or recorded music is allowed and until what time at night. There may be a requirement to reduce noise from a certain point in the evening. Also, for the same reason, your guests may not be able to spend time outside the venue from a certain point in the night.
Decor Restrictions
Your barn wedding venue may be a listed building and is therefore subject to certain decor restrictions. You'll want to check this before deciding on what you want and hiring your decor expert. However, many barn venues have a natural beauty to them and don't require a lot of effort to make them look incredible. So, this may not be an issue in most cases.
Where can my guests stay when I am getting married in a barn?
As you will expect, many barn venues are located in rural areas. Sometimes this means there is a hotel on the grounds, potentially an old farmhouse for those who are happy to go self-catered or even the excitement of glamping tents, pods and cabins.
If there is no accommodation on site, you'll want to investigate the surrounding area to decide where you should recommend your guests stay. Usually, your venue will be able to help with this recommendation but if they aren't sure or the recommendations are fully booked, you could use our guest accommodation search tool.
Top Barn Wedding Venues
There are so many wonderful, barn wedding venues across the country, here are some of our top picks...
Silchester Farm
Location: Hampshire
Ceremony Spaces: The Hampshire Threshing Barn or the Lakeside Ceremony beneath the weeping willow.
Set within a rural estate on the Hampshire and Berkshire border, Silchester Farm is an exclusive-use wedding venue offering a collection of characterful spaces across its picturesque grounds. Couples can choose between indoor ceremonies in the 400-year-old Hampshire Threshing Barn or outdoor celebrations by the lake, before continuing the festivities in the Hen House, Cow Shed and surrounding gardens. With seasonal menus created by in-house chefs using locally sourced and homegrown ingredients, alongside accommodation for up to 45 guests in The Retreat at Silchester Farm, the estate provides a relaxed countryside setting for weddings of up to 140 guests.
One couples said about Silchester Farm: "We had the most incredible wedding day at Silchester Farm, and we honestly couldn't have chosen a better venue. From the moment we arrived, we knew it was special - the grounds are stunning, the barns are full of character, and every detail has been thought through to create a truly magical atmosphere. If you're looking for a wedding venue that combines rustic charm with impeccable service, look no further - Silchester Farm is perfect, and the team are simply outstanding."
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Hampshire farm wedding venue Silchester Farm near Silchester offering bespoke use of barns, gardens and accommodation.Copdock Hall
Location: Suffolk
Ceremony Spaces: The Elizabethan Barn, Outdoor ceremony by the vineyard, St. Peter's Church just steps away.
In the lovely Suffolk countryside, Copdock Hall is a gorgeous barn wedding venue that really stands out. It's surrounded by picturesque grounds, has its very own vineyard, and a charming 15th-century church just a short distance away, making it a perfect setting for your special day. You get the whole venue to yourselves since it's exclusively yours. Whether you're planning an intimate wedding or a big celebration the barn can accommodate anywhere from 20 to 200 seated guests. You can have exclusive access to the venue 24 hours prior to the event, allowing you to add your own touches with flowers, lighting, special effects, and seating plans. A private bridal room is at your disposal all day, a lovely space for preparations.
One couple said about Copdock Hall: “We could not have picked a better wedding venue. All staff were so helpful during the planning process and they were amazing at making sure that everything was set up beautifully for our outside ceremony. The day went so smoothly and we could truly kick back and relax.”
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Copdock Hall
Exclusive-use barn wedding venue Copdock Hall in Suffolk, with historic barn and vineyard settings.The Tythe Barn and Farmhouse
Location: Oxfordshire
Ceremony Space: The Thatched Barn
The Tythe Barn and Farmhouse is an award-winning countryside wedding venue set in rural Oxfordshire, offering a mix of beautiful barns and a 17th-century farmhouse. It's been the Deeley family's home for over 500 years and is at the heart of the Tythe estate. Guests can stay on-site, with accommodation for up to 16 people, plus tea and cake, a farmhouse supper, and breakfast. Tythe is available for exclusive one or two-night stays and is licensed for both indoor and outdoor ceremonies.
One couple said about The Tythe Barn and Farmhouse: "Jamie and I couldn't have chosen a better venue to host our wedding! There is something so magical about Tythe, and from the moment we visited we knew we had found the perfect place to celebrate with our family and friends. The gardens are so carefully landscaped to create the perfect backdrops for photo opportunities, in particular the wisteria walkway which is just simply breathtaking. The attention to detail is second to none - there is nothing they haven't considered in making the venue the perfect choice to host a wedding."
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Tythe Barn Estate
Rural exclusive-use wedding barn venue The Tythe Barn, Launton, Oxfordshire, with historic barns and farmhouse accommodation.Winters Tale Barn
Location: Buckinghamshire
Ceremony Spaces: The Hay Barn & Outdoor Gardens
Set within the grounds of a 17th-century farmhouse in Buckinghamshire, Winters Tale Country Barn is an award-winning, exclusive-use wedding venue featuring the beautifully designed Hay Barn, an adjoining marquee and picturesque gardens. Licensed for indoor and outdoor civil ceremonies, the venue can host up to 135 seated guests and 215 guests in total, offering flexible spaces that couples can personalise throughout their celebration. Exclusive access from the afternoon before the wedding until the following morning allows plenty of time for setting up décor, while two on-site accommodation cottages are included on the night of the wedding. Ember Eve Barn is a one-bedroom cottage, while Harvest Moon Barn offers two bedrooms.
One couple said about Winters Tale Barn: "We had our wedding at Winters Tale Country Barn and truly loved everything from start to finish. The venue itself is absolutely stunning, rustic, charming, and full of character, also perfectly set up for a seamless celebration. From the moment we booked, the team made everything so easy and stress free. On the day everything ran flawlessly. The staff went above and beyond to make sure every little detail was perfect, and their warmth and professionalism made us (and our guests) feel so well cared for. The space looked magical, the atmosphere was everything we dreamed of, and we couldn't have asked for a better setting to say “I do.”
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Well hidden - worth finding ! Magical Barn Wedding Venue unspoilt in the heart of the CountrysideThe Crown & Thistle
Location: Oxfordshire
Ceremony Space: The Barn and The Minstrels Gallery
The Crown & Thistle is a charming 400-year-old Grade II listed coaching inn in Abingdon, recently restored in 2013. It offers a stunning wedding venue, including a licensed barn for ceremonies, and features original details like timber beams and open brickwork. The venue has 18 boutique-style bedrooms, elegant function rooms for events, and a beautiful cobbled courtyard. With packages to suit different budgets, it's an ideal location for weddings, offering both ceremony and celebrations in a historic and stylish setting.
One couple said about The Crown & Thistle: "We got married at the Crown and Thistle and highly recommend the venue for weddings and events! The venue itself is beautiful and you're able to decorate it however you desire - although you really don't need to as it's lovely as it is! Food was served quickly and was delicious! Most importantly the staff were incredible and couldn't have done more for us on our big day. We can't thank them enough for making our day perfect!"
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The Crown & Thistle Barn
Characterful Grade II listed coaching inn and event space at The Crown & Thistle, Abingdon-on-Thames, with licensed Barn and in-house catering.Briar House Barns
Location: East Sussex
Ceremony Space: The Great Barn & The Stone Barn
Set in the East Sussex countryside close to the Kent border, Briar House Barns offers couples a choice between two versatile barn spaces for their wedding day. The Great Barn can accommodate celebrations from around 60 guests up to 1,000, while The Stone Barn provides a more intimate setting. Licensed for ceremonies both indoors and outdoors, the venue's flexible, dry-hire approach allows couples to tailor every aspect of their day, from catering to décor. An 80-foot terrace overlooking the surrounding fields, a fully licensed bar and ample on-site parking complete this adaptable countryside venue.
One couple said about Briar House Barns: "We had the absolute pleasure of getting married at Briar House Barns. The venue was incredible for our big day and the grounds were perfect for what we needed. Being able to design our day in such a personal way, made our wedding day that little bit extra special. From our ceremony in the stone barn and our reception in the Great Barn, our guests have done nothing but compliment our wedding."
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Barn wedding venue Briar House Barns in East Sussex and Kent, with two adaptable barns and country setting for ceremonies and receptions.The Tithe Barn
Location: Bedfordshire
Ceremony Space: The Tithe Barn
Full of period features and beautifully manicured lawns, this riverside venue offers the perfect backdrop for your wedding photos. The Tithe Barn exudes a combination of historic charm and rustic elegance with beautiful views overlooking the River Great Ouse. This venue is equipped with a honeymoon suite and 49 guest bedrooms, great for your travelling guests. The Tithe Barn is exclusive use and civil ceremony licensed and is the ideal choice for those looking for a stress-free wedding - their dedicated wedding planning team partner with local Bedfordshire suppliers to guarantee a magical experience for your big day.
One couple said about The Tithe Barn: "Absolutely recommend the barns for the perfect wedding venue! The staff are amazing and the venue itself is beautiful I had my wedding day there August 30th and it was perfect. The food, atmosphere, beautiful bridal suite and the barn it's self is beautiful! Great locations around for photos too. Thanks to all the staff involved in our special day."
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The Tithe Barn
Find your perfect wedding venue at The Tithe Barn, a 13th Century Rustic Wedding Venue nestled amidst stunning Bedfordshire countryside.The Post Barn
Location: Berkshire
Ceremony Spaces: The Pavilion, The Archway and The Post Room.
Set in 120 acres of the rolling Berkshire countryside, The Post Barn aims to reflect you and your vision, whether it's a grand outdoor affair or an intimate candle lit ceremony beneath the oak beams. This barn wedding venue offers bespoke hand crafted menus ranging from traditional wedding banquets to sharing feasting platters, perfect for feeding up to 150 guests for your wedding breakfast. In the grounds of The Post lies the luxurious bridal pamper room where you and your wedding party can get ready for the day in comfort and style. The Post Barn is perfect for those who want to put a contemporary twist onto traditional barn wedding.
One couple said about The Post Barn: "My husband and I had our reception at The Post Barn on the 6th November. We cannot recommend it enough! The venue is absolutely stunning, the grounds beautiful and perfect for photographs, the food service was seamless, and all the guests could not stop talking about the quality of the food and how fantastic the venue was. Katie was AMAZING, flexible and supportive....and the layout of the room/tables/cutlery etc was breath-taking. The team really were able to find a solution to every need, and the facilities are wonderful. Thank you so much again!"
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The Post Barn
Light, bright and perfect for couples looking for a venue that challenges tradition, The Post Barn blends modern style with countryside charm.Channels
Location: Essex
Ceremony locations: The Essex Barn & Thatched Barn
The Channels Estate is a beautiful wedding venue based in Chelmsford, Essex. This stunning, thatched barn venue has a unique ceremony garden and is available with exclusive use for couples and their guests. The Thatched Barn is an idyllic setting for up to 100 guests to watch you and your parter tie the knot. The barn has been beautifully restored and is exceptionally managed by the team at Channels along with their dedicated wedding coordinators who are there to make your day extra special. The Essex Barn can also host up to 200 people for an evening reception, giving you plenty of space for an evening of celebrating your newly-wed status and dancing the night away.
One couple said about Channels Estate: "Massive thank you to Emma, David, Paul and the staff at the Channels Estate! Thank you for making our day super special and run so smoothly. The hall looked incredible, the food was absolutely delicious (I started to struggle in my dress as it wasn't able to stretch any further), professional, friendly and extremely helpful all the way through. I highly recommend this venue to everyone!"
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Channels
Channels Estate rural wedding location in Little Waltham, Essex offering a 17th-century thatched barn and gardens.Monkton Barn
Location: Buckinghamshire
Ceremony Spaces: Converted Barn and Large Marquee
An exclusive and fully licensed country wedding retreat nestled in the Chiltern Hills, with sweeping views across the surrounding fields and woodland. Monkton Barn is a beautifully converted and appointed barn set in a private courtyard. The venue features a bridal preparation room as well as offering a brand-new tasting room, its own microbrewery, and a wonderful woodland dell. Monkton Barn offers a vast choice in catering, delivered by their very own 'Kitchen Brigade' and Executive Chef. Monkton Barn is perfect for couples who want something 'a little bit different' and the freedom to design their ideal wedding day in Buckinghamshire.
One couple said about this venue: "I had my wedding at Monkton Barn last night (NYE) and it was absolutely fantastic. Nothing is too much trouble for them and Eloise ran the day like clockwork and was so helpful and thoughtful throughout. I would highly recommend having a winter wedding there!"
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Monkton Barn
Exclusive-use wedding estate Monkton Barn Estate near Marlow with barn, heated marquee, meadow and woodland dell.Notley Abbey
Location: Buckinghamshire
Ceremony Spaces: The Abbot's Hall, The Monks' Refectory, and The Walled Garden
Notley Abbey holds a certain, magical charm and you will undoubtedly fall in love from the moment you enter the stunning tree-lined approach off the Aylesbury Road. The venue offers complete exclusive use to each and every couple and some of the most beautiful country house grounds you could imagine. You can hold your wedding ceremony both inside and out for up to 180 guests, in a choice of three locations; The Abbot's Hall, The Monks' Refectory for a larger guest list, or, the enchanting walled garden. Once you have said your vows, you and your guests can relax with bubbles and canapés outside on the patio amongst the lavender. We particularly love the exposed brick in the stunning barn venue which has a real, romantic charm to it.
One couple said about Notley Abbey: "We just wanted to say a big big thank you for an amazing wedding day at Notley on Saturday. Casey and her team could not have been more helpful from the moment we arrived until when we left. She was also very good at calming my bridal nerves and emotions! The venue looked stunning, and the food was amazing. All our guests were blown away by Notley. Please pass on our thanks to all the staff."
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Notley Abbey
A Medieval Masterpiece & Luxury Wedding Venue in Buckinghamshire.Cain Manor
Location: Hampshire
Ceremony Spaces: The Music Room and Wedding Garden
Situated at the end of a truly stunning woodland approach you will find a beautiful barn-style wedding venue with accommodation, available exclusively for 24 hours. Cain Manor is a unique gem of a wedding venue and is located on the border of Surrey and Hampshire. This venue is licensed for both indoor and outdoor wedding ceremonies. Once you've said "I do", you can take your pick of picture-perfect backdrops for your newlywed photos whilst your guests sip bubbly on the patio. Meanwhile, an exceptional team of in-house chefs will present the most wonderful wedding banquet to you and your guests. This truly is an idyllic choice for any couple wanting a classic barn wedding with upmarket and unique touches.
One couple said about Cain Manor: "We had an absolutely fantastic wedding day and Cain Manor completely surpassed our expectations. Our whole experience in working with you in the lead up had been seamless, your quick and helpful replies were always so appreciated. On the day the team were so thoughtful and attentive- so many of our guests said what a fantastic venue it was. Thank you!"
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Trevenna Barns
Location: Cornwall
Ceremony Spaces: Arbour, Threshing Barn and Garden Ceremonies
Set within the idyllic Cornish countryside, Trevenna Barns is a cluster of beautiful, authentic barn wedding venues. With panoramic views of the stunning landscape, your wedding can have the stunning backdrop of all that is romantic about Cornwall and is given to couples on an exclusive use basis. The gorgeous spaces at this beautiful venue are elegantly simple and neutral, meaning that you can make the space your own for your big day. We particularly love The Garden Venue, which comfortably sits 120 guests. Featuring double-height windows, you can really make the most of the far-reaching views without worrying about the weather!
One couple said about Trevenna Barns: "If you're looking for the best place to have your wedding, look no further. Trevenna made us feel special from the first time I enquired right up to after our wedding. Sarah (our wedding planner) was absolutely brilliant - I cannot thank her and the team enough for everything they did for us. Even though we had absolutely pants weather, it didn't detract from the beauty of the venue and the setting of the moors. The food is absolutely incredible, all of our guests said how amazing it was and the rooms were absolutely fab - everyone was made to feel so welcome by the team. If I could do it all over again, I really would 100% choose Trevenna!"
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Trevenna Barns
Barn wedding venue with exclusive use & barn accommodation in Cornwall for 2 night celebrationsNether Winchendon House & Barns
Location: Buckinghamshire
Ceremony Spaces: The Carriage Barn and the magnificent grounds
Nether Winchendon House and its Carriage Barn is a stunning wedding venue in the idyllic Buckinghamshire countryside, located on the Oxfordshire / Buckinghamshire border near Thame. This venue is enchanting, with so many fabulous spaces within its ground and barn to have amazing wedding day photographs - you will be spoiled for choice! You can have a 'Vows and Rings Ceremony' led by a celebrant or walk a short distance to be married in the lovely village Church. Within the grounds of this magnificent Medieval Tudor and Strawberry Hill Gothic House, is the Carriage Barn which was built to house the carriages belonging to the owners of Nether Winchendon House. Now, it is an idyllic, wedding and reception venue with the grounds of the house to enjoy. What's more, this space also has its own Bridal Garden and orchard, surrounded by peaceful countryside. It truly is the ideal place for any couple to celebrate with their nearest and dearest on their wedding day.
