Cowley Manor can accommodate small intimate weddings for up to 30 guests, medium sized weddings for up to 60 guests. For larger weddings of up to 120 guests you can exclusively book Cowley Manor and its 30 bedrooms and spa.
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Cotswold House
Cotswold House, is a luxury Hotel and Spa in the heart of Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire. They specialise in exclusive use wedding house parties for up to 80 guests and smaller, more intimate, weddings for up to 30 guests. This Grade II Regency townhouse hotel, with warm golden stone is set in two acres of private landscaped gardens.
For discerning couples looking to find the perfect wedding venue in a typical Gloucestershire market town then this is for you. If you wish to stray from the cosy confine of Cotswold House though, there is some interesting architecture to include in your wedding photos in the village.
Bay Tree Hotel
The Bay Tree Hotel located Burford is licenced to hold civil ceremonies in three of its rooms – The Hawthorne Room seats up to 10 wedding guests, the Conservatory up to 40 wedding guests and the Bay Tree Restaurant up to 80 wedding guests.
Lower Slaughter Manor
Lower Slaughter Manor, is a luxury country house hotel located in the picturesque village of Lower Slaughter. This fairy tale 17th century Cotswold manor house boasts beautiful interiors with traditional charm.
Lower Slaughter Manor is suitable for an intimate wedding or by booking the exclusive use of the hotel for up to 74 guests.
Delbury Hall
Delbury Hall is probably the most beautiful and imposing Georgian mansion in Shropshire and an extremely friendly and relaxed family home. The house is surrounded by 80 acres of landscaped parkland and faces south across the water meadows towards Ludlow, 8 miles away.
The old coach houses and stables have been renovated into a magnificent banqueting hall with seating for 130 people and a spacious mezzanine floor upstairs, where wedding ceremonies for up to 100 guests can take place.
Delbury Hall is the perfect venue for a classic country house wedding.
Ardington House
Ardington House is licensed to hold civil ceremonies and receptions, from an intimate reception in the house to a full dinner and dance using a marquee in the grounds.
The House is set in beautiful gardens and grounds, including a picturesque lake which in the evenings is flood lit along with the House.
Friars Court
Friars Court is a mid-17th century house, set in 600 acres of beautiful Oxfordshire countryside. Friars Court is a privately owned property and so you will have exclusive use of all the grounds.
Civil ceremonies can take place in a number of locations around Friars Court most notably are the outdoor wedding venue of the Rose Arbour or the Stone Barn.
Birtsmorton Court
Birstmorton Court is a medieval moated country manor house, located in Worcestershire near Malvern, it is a stunning and unique country wedding venue.
This magical wedding venue caters for both civil weddings in the Great Hall and Birstmorton Church weddings. There is also the option of getting married in the White Garden.
For Birtsmorton Court to fully showcase it’s true beauty it’s best seen on a gorgeous summers day. That way you’ll get to enjoy the hidden white garden and full extent of the grounds that surround Birtsmoron Court. None the less, if it’s English charm you’re after a winter wedding in the Great Hall definitely shows off the buildings character.
Dumbleton Hall
Dumbleton Hall hotel is a traditional 19th century Manor House on the border between Worcestershire and Gloucestershire.
Set in 19 acres of private gardens, the hotel has stunning views of the rolling countryside making it a beautiful Cotswold wedding venue.
The hotel is an ideal venue for either intimate or large weddings catering for up to 10o guests or up to 250 in the grounds with a marquee.
Dumbleton Hall also makes a great winter wedding venue set in the stunning landscape and with the grand interiors with open fires.
Winkworth Farm
Winkworth Farm is an exclusive countryside wedding venue, close to the small market town of Malmesbury, on the borders of Wiltshire and Gloucestershire. The 18th century threshing barn was sympathetically renovated in 2010 and has capacity to seat 200 guests.