Showing posts with label wedding venue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding venue. Show all posts

Tuesday, 22 October 2013

wedding venue - Elmore Court

Set in the beautiful English Cotswold countryside is Elmore Court. A privately owned Grade 11 listed building that has been in the Guises's family since 1262. Recently it has been modernised, refurbished and is now open for private weddings and celebrations.



There are 7 ensuite bedrooms and the master suite which would be an ideal space for newlyweds. There are 4 stunning reception rooms.  The Hall is the largest and is an ideal location for a ceremony of up to 150 guests.


Christian marriages and blessings are also available at the existing 13th century Elmore Church a mile from the Court.


For more information and a glimpse into this eccentric English venue, it's worth while having a look at their blog .  You can read about the introduction of  ’The Gillyflower’, a new venue for dinner and dancing at Elmore.


Don't forget to order your handmade wedding invitations and stationery to announce your wedding day whether it's at Elmore Court or else where, but after looking at this gorgeous piece of English heritage, why would you want your wedding anywhere else?

Wednesday, 16 November 2011

Chateau de Moissaac

Rescued, restored and renovated in June 2008, in a Provencal village is Chateau de Moissac - Bellevue, a venue close to perfection. 


 It's vast drawing and dining rooms open out to the gardens.  

 

 
   
Bedrooms and bathrooms extend upwards to the attics.

 
 



 



 It's available for private receptions and photo shoots....


and if you need to arrange your handmade wedding invitations for guests going to your wedding, please visit eb1 wedding invitations.com

All pictures thanks to chateau de moissac





Tuesday, 12 July 2011

wedding venue - Kent

Can you believe what I've just found.......a beautiful and unique wedding venue in Kent. Owned by husband and wife team Atlanta Bartlett and Dave Coote, who's interior books are to die for!!! ( I have them all). They also run their own online boutique homeware store Pale & Interesting.

The wedding venue in the style of an American New England barn is surrounded by stunning open countryside. Often used as a a photographic location for many magazines, it has been designed and decorated with all the style and flair that the couple are so famous for, making it the perfect backdrop for your special day. The venue has got a full license for holding weddings, civil ceremonies and christenings for up to 70 people and a wild meadow on which to put your marquee. Full wedding styling service also available. 


For more information, please contact The Ebury Collection.


Wednesday, 9 June 2010

wedding venue






The Olde Bell is a wonderful setting for an English country wedding. In the grounds of the Olde Bell are the historic Tithe Barn & The Malt House, in which we can accommodate gatherings of all sizes. Both buildings have rooms which are licensed to hold civil ceremonies. Capacities for Civil Ceremonies are 120 guests in the Tithe Barn, bests in the Malt House. www.theoldebell.co.uk

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