Historic Wedding Venues

A 300 year old, brick-built octagon shaped barn, with 8 licensed ceremony areas.

For a quintessentially English wedding with an intimate feel, The Kennels is a classical Regency-style building that mixes traditional character with contemporary style.

This stunning and historical venue is a memorable place to hold your unique wedding ceremony or drinks reception.

A country lodge in the Scottish Highland, specializing in bespoke smaller weddings.

A stunning Grade II listed building that perfectly straddles both luxury and authenticity.

At Cheltenham Ladies’ College we provide an inspiring location and beautiful gardens, perfect for photos and memories, to help make sure that your wedding is as individual and unique as you are.

Set in 40 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens the venue is home to more than 1,000 animals from around the world and the 11th century Dudley Castle.

A fantastically convenient and flexible wedding venue in charming surroundings.

The Georgian architecture of William Morris Gallery and its award winning displays are guaranteed to impress and inspire your guests. Celebrate your special day at William Morris Gallery.

The distinctive 16th century Court Room, with its oak panelling and stained glass windows, offers a truly atmospheric venue for Wedding or Civil Partnership Ceremonies.

Soaring vaulted ceilings, stained glass and intricate architectural details all ensure St Michael + All Angels retains its sense of grandeur married with a timeless, stripped back elegance.

Todmorden Town Hall is a Grade 1 listed building that straddles the Walsden Water and was situated in both Lancashire and Yorkshire until the county boundary was moved on January 1st 1888.

As unique and individual as it can possibly get, London Museum Docklands is the perfect venue for anyone looking for something that is, quite simply, not run of the mill!

This spacious venue is Leicester's oldest surviving theatre, filled with history with a contemporary twist, this venue is perfect for a wedding reception.

Hold your reception surrounded by a World-class collection of art, elegant rooms and stunning grounds at The Bowes Museum.

Built in 1577 on the shores of Lake Thirlmere this hotel is the perfect wedding venue.

The Cavendish is a beautiful mock Tudor house set in the very heart of Eastcote, Middlesex, but surrounded by rose gardens and parkland.

Marsden Mechanics is a charming community-owned building in Marsden, and you can hire our upstairs exclusively for your special wedding day.

Nestled in the iconic Battersea Power Station, discover Control Room A, a venue where historical significance meets Art Deco elegance. This Grade II listed space has been meticulously restored to highlight its original architectural beauty, from the

Boasting sea views, grandeur and history, Duart Castle makes a dramatic and impressive backdrop to your wedding day.

Discovery Museum celebrates the spirit and story of Newcastle and is the ideal venue for anyone proud of their local roots.

With stunning sea views, a wide variety of catering options and a choice of wedding packages, the experienced event organisers at The Park Hotel will make your big day a truly memorable celebration.

A Grade One listed building on the South Quay in King's Lynn.

The Georgian Theatre Royal is a beautiful venue in which to have your wedding ceremony!

Quintessential castle with spectacular grounds on the beautiful island of Arran. Weddings may take place within the grounds only

This beautiful Georgian mansion on the border between Scotland and England is a truly magical location for a wedding!

A stunning 18th Century manor house that is located in 15 acres of rolling countryside, Albrighton Hall Hotel is the most magnificent venue for that magical day that you could possibly imagine.

If you're looking for a wedding in the city centre then Imperial College is definitely a venue to consider!

Our Suffolk retreat offers a unique opportunity to craft the wedding you’ve dreamt of, a canvas on which you’re invited to design the perfect place for “I Do”.

What better than a vintage, 1920's themed dancehall for a festive wedding?