HISTORIC WONDERS

Tie the knot in a romantic setting

WARWICK HOUSE, CV47 0HN

01926 815 738 | www.warwickhouse.co.uk

Warwick House is a Grade II listed property situated within acres of glorious gardens. Featuring an abundance of trees, cherry blossoms, feathery pines and statement windows, there are plenty of places to take those all-important photographs. This exclusive use 19th-century venue boasts a subtle blend of contemporary and traditional architecture, adorned with red carpets, chandeliers and elegantly styled in muted tones that are ideal for any theme or colour scheme. There are 16 bedrooms for guests to choose from, including the luxurious honeymoon suite.

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The venue’s smallest space is The Warwick Room, a sophisticated area used for civil ceremonies and intimate wedding breakfasts of up to 60 guests.

Alternatively, the light and airy Banqueting Hall can be used. Surrounded by windows that overlook the terrace, with soft fairylights, a bar and a dancefloor, it can accommodate 150 nearest and dearest throughout the day.

On warm summer days, 150 loved ones can enjoy the charming grounds and terrace or tie the knot underneath the gazebo.

The Regency Room is available for canapés and drinks for up to 60 friends and family. WE LOVE...

The luxurious honeymoon suite, complete with a lavish four-poster bed and Jacuzzi, is included in all wedding packages.

PARK HALL HOTEL AND SPA, WV4 5AJ

01902 349 510 | www.parkhallhotelandspa.co.uk

Park Hall Hotel and Spa is a historical Grade II listed former manor house that maintains many of its original features, former splendour and frontage. The venue is now a contemporary and stylish hotel with many beautiful features, including a Rococo style fountain in the forefront and a split-level Orangery with a glass vaulted ceiling. With breathtaking views of the Staffordshire countryside, the landscaped gardens are the perfect area to relax in with plenty of outdoor seating, interlinked pathways, mature planting and an array of pavilions along with a small children’s play area. The property has plenty of small and intimate areas to relax or socialise, as well as a choice of dining and bar areas. The 74 bedrooms are split over three levels, and there’s also a self-contained health club and spa on the grounds.

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The Ballroom is the largest room available, with space for 250 guests during the day and 550 seated in the evening. This stunning self-contained wing has a grand entrance, marbled floors, statement handmade chandeliers, high ceilings, mirrored columns, and large floor-to-ceiling Georgian-style windows.

Licensed for ceremonies of up to 150 and receptions of 180 friends and family, The Orangery is a split-level room with vaulted glass, floor-to-ceiling doors and direct access to the gardens.

Alternatively, The Wedding Pavilion is licensed for up to 200 loved ones and is situated in the mature gardens with views of the Staffordshire countryside, the perfect location to get married in the open air.

The Marquee, located within the grounds, is a stunning self-contained heated venue with private toilets, a bar area and room for 450 nearest and dearest.

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Couples will receive a menu tasting and bedroom for the bride and groom, reduced accommodation rates for guests and free car parking.

THREE WAYS HOUSE, GL55 6SB

01386 438 429 | www.threewayshousehotel.com

The interior of the hotel is typically Cotswold style with a comfy lounge, which boasts a roaring fire in the winter, and a fabulous terrace suitable for celebrations of all sizes. Birds are hand-painted on the walls of the bar, which compliment the rural location perfectly. There are 48 bedrooms, all decorated individually, and some overlook the large garden. The property looks small from the front but is quite a large space which is a lovely surprise for visitors. Famous for the Pudding Club, there are plenty of quicky signs, paintings and rooms that have been decorated around the pudding theme. CELEBRATE IN STYLE

Ceremonies can take place in two spaces; the Restaurant can accommodate up to 50 loved ones for the service and 70 for the reception, while the Terrace can hold 70 during the day and 74 in the evening.

www.victoriagibbs.com

LILLESHALL HOUSE AND GARDENS, TF10 9AT

01952 603 003 | www.lilleshallhouse.co.uk/weddings

Nestled in secluded surroundings in the Shropshire countryside, Lilleshall House and Gardens was built in 1831. It was the former home and hunting lodge of the Duke of Sutherland and overlooks the Grade II listed Capability Brown-inspired gardens. There are plenty of places to take photographs, including the Golden Gates, which are the exact replicas of those adorning Buckingham Palace and the 70-foot high obelisk visible from Chapters. This grand stately heritage site boasts historical features with oak-panelled walls in the reception area, original fireplaces and decorative ceilings in the 29 newly refurbished bedrooms.

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The Duke of Sutherland Room is a traditional oak-panelled space that’s formerly the dining room of the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland. It has a feature fireplace and bay windows overlooking the beautiful gardens with room for 60 guests.

After the ceremony, receptions are held in Chapters, the Duke of Sutherland’s former library, which features oak-panelled walls and a fireplace.

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Couples will receive a complimentary bridal suite on the night of the wedding, and friends and family can relax in one of the newly-renovated bedrooms, which boast features such as original fireplaces and decorative ceilings.

www.laurajaynephotographer.co.uk

BANTOCK HOUSE MUSEUM AND PARK, WV3 9LQ

01902 556 245 | www.wolverhamptonweddings.com

Bantock House Museum and Park is an Edwardian house situated within 43 acres of parkland and formal gardens and is just 10 minutes from the centre of Wolverhampton. Designed and built by the former owners, this historical property includes a Dutch garden, a rock garden and a rose garden, all of which look beautiful in photographs. Boasting original features, carved oak panelled rooms, decorative glass tiles and period furnishings inspired by the Arts and Crafts Movement, with locally made enamels, japanned ware, jewellery and toys. CELEBRATE IN STYLE

The Drawing Room is available for small celebrations of up to 25 guests. Situated within the manor house, this Edwardian space has oak panelled walls, period furnishings, and afternoon tea is available to book in the adjacent Dining Room.

Perfect for couples looking to personalise their big day, The Coach House is located in the large, historic outbuildings and can accommodate 100 friends and family throughout the day.