Destination romance
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This wedding season, it’s all about "the scene". Though there's much to love about embroidered veils and Swiss meringue, modern lovers know that such sweet details don't hold a candle to the destination. Recollections of calligraphed menus and wildflower bouquets may pale, but there are two things that live on in eternal vividity: the people and the place. That's where we come in...
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Gulliver's Hall
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The Cotswolds | Up to 80 guests
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On 320 acres of forests, pastures, grassy banks, and hay meadows, this family estate is a place where flamboyance trumps tradition. Think Adam and Eve four posters, Mongolian murals, and carved Indonesian armchairs that bring global clout to what is otherwise an utterly English wedding manor.
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Senara
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Cornwall | Up to 40 guests
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Perched on Cornwall’s untamed north coast is a happy surf home-turned-boho wedding venue made for bohèmes with a wild love story all of their own. Among its beach bounty, you'll find an amphitheatre inspired by the Minack and enchanting Lost Gardens of Heligan-esque grounds.
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You're invited: open day at Scarlet Hall
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Here's your chance to tour the house, grounds, and dressed wedding barn of a real-life Prince's home-turned-wedding venue. With welcome drinks and canapés on arrival, you’ll experience Scarlet Hall as if you were an arriving guest, with time to wander around, chat with the owners, and seek guidance from an expert wedding planner.
When: Sunday 3rd December 2023
Where: Scarlet Hall, Cheshire
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Real wedding spotlight: The Lost Music Hall
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