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Ardington House
A listed stately home, built in 1720 with an emphasis on perfect symmetry and natural light. The house and formal gardens are set in parkland with uninterrupted views up to the North Wessex Downs, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
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Beaumont Estate
An 18th century white Georgian house, a Romanesque-style 19th century chapel and 40 acres of parkland make this a leading wedding venue in Windsor
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Bay Tree Hotel
Situated in the quintessentially English town of Burford in the heart of the Cotswolds, the Bay Tree Hotel is full of historic charm and contemporary style
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Bisham Abbey
Built around 1260 for the Knights Templar, this stunning Grade I listed manor house by the River Thames provides a romantic backdrop for your special day
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Brocket Hall
For lovers of history and the elegance of a bygone era, you might consider the grandeur of the Regency Hall in the manor house. Alternatively, the amazing high-ceilinged barn at their members-only golf club is also available. Both properties have fabulous far-reaching views of the lake and stunning parkland
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Chartridge Lodge Hotel
Set in 25 acres of beautiful landscaped grounds, Chartridge Lodge is a peaceful retreat just 5 minutes from the centre of Chesham
I’ve been recommended by the venue for over twelve years
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Chenies Manor
Tudor Grade I listed manor house with multi-award winning gardens, famous for colourful displays of tulips and dahlias
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Clearwell Castle
Set in 20 acres of grounds, complete with cocktail terrace and croquet lawn, Clearwell Castle is one of the most popular exclusive-use wedding venues in the south west of England
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Cliveden House
Set in almost 400 acres of gardens overlooking the River Thames, this five-star award-winning manor house has a rich and decadent past, sparked with intrigue
I’ve been recommended by the venue for over three years
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Compleat Angler
Riverside venue with stunning views of the River Thames and Marlow Weir
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Covent Garden Hotel
The Covent Garden Hotel is a beautiful historic 5-star venue, ideal for intimate weddings. The central London venue has several rooms which are perfect for civil ceremonies or a stylish reception for up to 30 people. The hotel has 58 bedrooms.
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The Dairy
Nestled in a tranquil waterside setting amid glorious gardens, the Dairy is an enchanting private building on the Waddesdon Estate, created for Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild in the 19th century and for over 100 years the country retreat of the Rothschild family
I’ve been recommended by the venue for over fifteen years
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Danesfield House Hotel
Grade II listed stunning country house surrounded by 65 acres of landscaped gardens and parkland, on the banks of the River Thames
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Dorton House
Set amid idyllic rolling Buckinghamshire countryside, this Grade I listed Jacobean mansion offers a stunning backdrop for your special day
I’ve been recommended by the venue for over two years
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Eynsham Hall
A Grade II listed mansion, approached down a sweeping drive and set in the heart of a 3000-acre estate in the heart of Oxfordshire
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Five Arrows Hotel
An elegant boutique hotel near the gates of Waddesdon Manor, this former Victorian coaching inn is a delightful mix of authentic English styles – half-timbering, elaborate Elizabethan chimneys and wrought ironwork
I’ve been recommended by the venue for five years
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Gatsby
Housed in the stunning Art-Deco Rex cinema, the Gatsby is based in the bustling Hertfordshire town of Berkhamsted
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Great Fosters
Great Fosters near Egham is a wonderful example of Elizabethan architecture, set amongst 50 acres of stunningly beautiful formal garden. Civil ceremonies and wedding breakfasts for between 80-180 guests, with 43 bedrooms
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Hampden House
In the heart of the beautiful Chiltern Hills, this Grade I listed country house estate has over 350 acres of privately owned parkland, and a 13th century parish church within the grounds
I’ve been recommended by the venue for over fifteen years
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Harte and Garter Hotel
With beautiful views of Windsor Castle, this grand historic hotel is perfect for celebrating your big day in their wonderful ballroom
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Hartwell House Hotel
Set in over 90 acres of gardens and parkland designed by a contemporary of Capability Brown, this National Trust-owned Grade I listed Jacobean and Georgian house was home to Louis XVIII, exiled King of France, for five years
I’ve been recommended by the venue for over fifteen years
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Hedsor House
A privately owned and run award-winning wedding and event venue set within 100 acres of historic parkland just 45 minutes west of London
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Kings Chapel
Set in the beautiful historic market town of Amersham, this picturesque 18th century chapel provides an intimate and unique setting
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Latimer Estate
With sweeping views of the Chess Valley, peaceful formal gardens and 30 acres of grounds, this Tudor-style grand mansion house has recently been refurbished. Known as one of Britain’s most secret homes, Latimer Place is considered on par with Bletchley in the role it played during World War II.
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Le Manor au Quat’ Saisons
Michelin-starred menus, sumptuous interiors, expansive walled gardens. Be it a wintry affair by a roaring fire or a midsummer night alfresco blessing in the orchard, Le Manoir aux Quat’ Saisons conjure a romance that’s impossible to resist
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Micklefield Hall
Set in 350 acres of farmland with 90 acres of mature woodland and the river Chess, this part Georgian part Victorian manor house has a magnificent 16th century tithe barn, ponds, fruit orchards and stunning herbaceous borders
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Missenden Abbey
This 12th century abbey makes a perfect wedding venue, with vaulted ceilings, stained glass and dramatic landscape
I’ve been recommended by the venue for over twelve years
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Monkton Barn
Hidden away on the edge of the Chiltern Hills, this immaculately converted barn has traditional beams and oak floors, plus 10 acres of rolling grass meadow with distant views
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Nether Winchendon House
An enchanting medieval and Tudor Grade I listed manor house, set in seven acres of tranquil gardens and surrounded by 600 acres of parkland, deep in the Buckinghamshire countryside
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Notley Tythe Barn
Nestled in a picturesque fold in the Chiltern Hills, the magnificent 12th century barn is surrounded by wonderful open farmland
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Oakley Court Hotel
A quintessential English country house on the banks of the River Thames, Oakley Court is host to the annual royal swan upping event on the back lawn, has its own polo team, and has been the backdrop for many movies, including the Rocky Horror Picture Show
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Odney Club
A private members club for the John Lewis Partnership on the banks of the river Thames in Cookham, Berkshire. ‘To provide a country club, accessible to all and offering all the trappings of a weekend in the country’, was John Spedan Lewis’ vision when the Club opened in 1927
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Old Luxters Barn
Part of the Chiltern Valley winery, brewer and vineyard, this lovely 18th century converted barn is located in the Hambleden Valley near Henley-on-Thames, within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
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Pendley Manor
Located alongside the picturesque Hertfordshire town of Tring, in the heart of the Chiltern Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
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RAF Halton House
Once the country home of Alfred de Rothschild, Halton House is now owned by the Royal Air Force and has made many a film and television appearance. The stunning manor house has many original architectural features, high ceilings, beautiful chandeliers and landscaped gardens
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Runneymede Hotel
Contemporary, comfortable four-star hotel on the banks of the River Thames near Windsor
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Sculpture Gallery
Set within the historic Woburn Abbey, the Sculpture Gallery was originally constructed as an orangery for the fifth Duke of Bedford
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Sir Christopher Wren
A 4-starred riverside hotel comprised of several characterful buildings clustered around a historic cobbled street by Eton Bridge, in the heart of Windsor
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St.Michael’s Manor
St Michael's Manor was built in 1530, and is located within St Albans' historic town centre. The hotel is set within five acres of impressive English country gardens, with a one-acre lake. Civil ceremonies and wedding breakfasts for between 40-140 guests, with 30 bedrooms
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Stoke Park
Multi-award-winning luxury 5-star hotel and a 300-acre private estate with sweeping views. The James Bond films Goldfinger and Tomorrow Never Dies were filmed in and around the mansion and on the championship golf course
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Stoke Place
With sweeping staircases, stunning antique chandeliers, beautiful bay windows and 26 acres of parkland, this 17th century Queen Anne mansion house was built by royal chef Patrick Lamb in 1690 after hosting his legendary coronation feast for King James II
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Taplow House Hotel
A stylish 4-star Georgian luxury hotel set in 6 acres of private ground, including Europe’s tallest tulip tree
I’ve been recommended by the venue for over fifteen years
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Tudor Barn
Built around 1505, with original timber beams, mezzanine banquet hall and six acres of stunning private grounds, the Tudor Barn is located just outside Burnham Village in Buckinghamshire
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Wokefield Estate
A sweeping drive, a stunning lake, picturesque gardens and an elegant Victorian mansion house set the tone at this venue in Reading
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Waddesdon Manor
Waddesdon Manor was built for the Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild in the 19th century to display his collection of arts and to entertain the fashionable world. The landscaped grounds are lined with beautiful blooms, tall trees and elegant sculptures and fountains
I’ve been recommended by the venue for the last two years since they started allowing weddings in the main manor house
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