Hereford, nestled in the heart of the picturesque Wye Valley, offers a dreamy backdrop for a romantic wedding. Discover enchanting wedding venues in Hereford, from historic manor houses with sprawling gardens to rustic barns brimming with countryside charm. This idyllic county is perfect for couples seeking a truly memorable and intimate celebration, combining timeless elegance with the natural beauty of the English landscape. Read moreWhether you envision an opulent affair in a grand castle or a laid-back ceremony in a charming country inn, Hereford's romantic venues cater to every style. The region's rich history and stunning scenery provide endless photo opportunities, ensuring your wedding day is as beautiful as your love story. Explore a curated selection of spaces that promise an unforgettable start to your married life together.
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Wedding Venues around Hereford
These next few wedding venues match your search but are slightly outside of Hereford
Unique combination of rustic Oak Barn & Orangery in a Manor House estate setting:
- Exceptional views
- No Daytime Corkage
- On-site B&B
- Suits 36 guests (upto 180)
- Approachable, caring, fun team of Wedding Day Experts
- Multi-award winning
- WOW!
Tall John's Weddings offers a wonderful functions barn, amazing granary and beautiful grounds for exclusive and totally private blank canvas venue in the heart of the Brecon Beacons.
For a wedding that combines splendour, luxury and architectural grandeur with effortless charm and Old English elegance, look no further than Stanbrook Abbey Hotel.
Birtsmorton Court & on-site Church is one of the most picturesque wedding venues in the West Midlands. The stunning venue is a 12th Century medieval moated manor house, rich in history and romance.
Hampton Castle is a beautiful 15th century castle nestled in 500 acres of Herefordshire countryside. An exclusive-use venue with exquisite reception rooms, renowned gardens & 25 unique bedrooms.
The Manor Hotel is a beautiful country Manor House in a magical setting within the Brecon Beacons National Park in South Wales . It is a truly romantic, fairy-tale location for your wedding.
A truly unusual wedding venue; Elmore Court is a 13th century family manor house turned sustainable party pad. The estate (some of which is now Rewilding) is nestled into a bend of the River Severn.
Recognised by The Wedding Industry Awards as The Best Barn Wedding Venue in the West Midlands 2024, Burlton Manor is a truly magical place for your special day.
Welcome to Llangoed Hall - an exclusive Grade II listed venue in the heart of Bannau Brycheiniog; featuring 23 individually decorated bedrooms.
Llangoed Hall – where the answers yes, what's the question?
Take a picturesque 14-acre estate in Abergavenny, a striking grade II listed building and an ultra-modern glass construction (The K Room) to create Sant Ffraed House;
A brand-new wedding venue.
Your wedding day is all about you. At Cefn Tilla Court, we don’t believe in making you fit into a set wedding package with a limited choice of food and drinks – every wedding is like you… unique.
Our Victorian, Grade I-listed house is in the Brecon Beacons national park, with breathtaking views to the Black Mountains. We offer weekend marquee weddings in summer and weekend intimate weddings (up to 50 guests) throughout the year.
Our goal is to create an unforgettable wedding reception experience that exceeds your every expectation, sparing no effort in making your dream event a reality.
A romantic, magical country house with stunning formal gardens set in beautiful Gloucestershire countryside. Exclusive use with accommodation for up to 24 family and friends for 3 days and 2 nights.
Dewsall is a destination celebration house set in 12 acres of gardens, deep in the countryside with incredible views. We love throwing a party and have years of experience creating stand-out weddings.
A country house in lovely wooded grounds, waiting for you to bring your dream wedding reception to life here, exclusively yours for the day. Open 1st April to 30th September for just 10 couples.
"A hidden gem within Gloucestershire" We are a unique, exclusive hire marquee wedding venue, within a traditional family run farm in the quiet countryside village of Maisemore, Gloucestershire.
A romantic haybarn in an idyllic, tranquil, rural setting.
Exclusive use with ceremony space, and luxury accommodation & glamping for 28 guests.
There are endless stunning photo opportunities...
Once upon a time, nestled at the foot of the dramatic Malvern Hills, there stood your fairytale wedding venue. Eastnor Castle is a warm and inviting setting for the most magical day of your life.
Ludlow Castle is a beautiful location for a wedding. Packed with history and a photogenic Castle this blank canvas can help you create the wedding of your dreams
Fishmore Hall Hotel and Boutique Spa is a fully refurbished Georgian 15 bedroom hotel on the outskirts of Ludlow with 3 red stars awarded for its accommodation and 3 rosettes awarded for the food.
Set in a beautiful location at the foot of the Malvern Hills, boasting outstanding views over the Vale of Evesham, the Abbey Hotel is the perfect venue for a dream fairy-tale wedding.
Nestled in the Herefordshire Shropshire borders just 15 minutes from Ludlow is the perfect unique and rural venue. If an intimate wedding is what you desire then look no further than the stunning courtyard and barns of Old Downton Lodge!
Greyfriars House and Garden is a late-medieval, timber-framed property set at the heart of Worcester’s historic centre, offering an intimate venue for weddings, civil & celebrative ceremonies. Let your special day become part of Greyfriars' history.
Hellens -'the jewel in the crown of Herefordshire Homes' (Country Homes) is a beautiful historic manor house and 16th century Barn. An eco-friendly venue, perfect for weddings for up to 120 guests.
Idyllic Countryside location for a marquee; unique working farm with guest accommodation; locally sourced fresh cuisine: wedding planning service complimentary.
Surrounded by 400 acres of woodland, Callow Hill is a family home that lies on the border of England & Wales, nestled on a hill with panoramic views over Monmouth to the South and The Black Mountains to the the West.
A beautiful, family-run Country House location with stunning gardens and surroundings.
Licensed for civil ceremonies. Large Weddings are marquee-based.
24 hour use of house and grounds on the day.
At the foot of the Black Mountains between Crickhowell and Brecon is the Nantyffin Cider Mill Inn. We have a choice of two function rooms, both with fabulous features.
Tewkesbury Park, set in the rolling Gloucestershire countryside, is an independent, family-owned hotel resort focused on making sure your big day plays out your way.
1861 Restaurant with Rooms is set in the glorious Monmouthshire countryside. We offer a bespoke friendly family run service to our guests, Kate and Simon will create a day to truly remember.
Redbank Barn is a beautiful riverside location available for hire in the heart of rural Herefordshire, located in an area of natural beauty surrounded by acres of level grassland.
Nestled in a corner of the stunning Herefordshire countryside lies Little Verzons Farm.
Just three miles from the beautiful black and white market town of Ledbury, home to fruit orchards, woodland and surrounded by rolling fields
Hereford is a haven for romantic weddings, offering a sense of escape and timeless charm. Its location within the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty provides a stunning natural canvas for your celebration.
Historic Estates: Grand manor houses and country estates offer elegance, exclusivity, and beautifully manicured gardens.
Rustic Barns: Converted barns provide a relaxed, intimate, and customisable space with authentic countryside character.
Boutique Venues: Charming inns and exclusive-use country homes are perfect for smaller, more intimate gatherings.
The essence of a romantic Hereford wedding lies in its atmosphere. Couples choose the county for its:
Scenic Backdrops: Unspoiled views of rolling hills, ancient woodlands, and meandering rivers create unforgettable photo opportunities.
Privacy and Seclusion: Many venues are set within private grounds, offering a peaceful and personal experience for you and your guests.
Historic Charm: The region is rich with history, with many venues boasting period features, from Tudor beams to Georgian architecture.
Understanding the costs is a key part of planning. In Hereford, prices vary depending on the venue type, season, and day of the week.
Dry-Hire Venues: Barns and unique spaces may offer 'dry-hire' (venue only) from around £5,000 - £9,000, giving you flexibility with suppliers.
Package Deals: Country houses and hotels often offer all-inclusive packages. Expect to pay between £90 - £150+ per head.
Exclusive Use: Securing a venue exclusively for your day typically starts from £8,000 for the hire fee alone.
When reviewing costs, it's important to clarify what is included to avoid surprises.
Key Considerations:
VAT: Always check if quotes are inclusive or exclusive of VAT.
Corkage: If you plan to supply your own alcohol, check the venue's corkage fee.
Supplier Lists: Some venues have a list of mandatory or preferred suppliers, which can affect your overall budget.
Midweek Savings: Booking a wedding on a weekday can often result in significant savings on the venue hire fee.
Each season brings its own romantic magic to Hereford, influencing the style and atmosphere of your wedding.
Spring: The county comes alive with apple blossoms and vibrant green landscapes. It's perfect for fresh, light-filled celebrations.
Summer: Long, warm days are ideal for outdoor ceremonies, garden parties, and making the most of the stunning scenery.
Autumn: The countryside turns to gold and amber, creating a rich, warm palette for cosy and atmospheric weddings.
Winter: Imagine crisp, frosty mornings and roaring log fires in a historic manor house for a truly intimate and magical winter wedding.
While summer is the most popular season, it also comes with higher demand and prices.
Planning Tips:
Weather Contingency: Whatever the season, always have a Plan B for an outdoor ceremony or drinks reception. Most venues are well-equipped for this.
Golden Hour: The light in Hereford is particularly beautiful. Chat with your photographer about timings for 'golden hour' portraits – just before sunset.
Seasonal Styling: Embrace the season with your decor, from spring florals to autumnal foliage and winter candlelight.
Hereford's rural charm means travel requires a little planning, but it is well-connected.
By Car: The county is easily accessible via the M50 and M5 motorways. As many romantic venues are in rural locations, driving is often the easiest option.
By Train: Hereford station has direct services from London, Birmingham, and Manchester.
Local Transport: Advise guests to pre-book taxis, especially if staying at a rural venue, as services can be limited late at night.
There's a wide range of accommodation to suit all your guests' needs and budgets.
Venue Accommodation: Many country house venues offer a number of beautiful bedrooms for the wedding party and close family.
Nearby Hotels: The city of Hereford and market towns like Ledbury and Ross-on-Wye have plenty of hotels.
Charming B&Bs: For a true countryside experience, guests can find many cosy B&Bs and country inns dotted throughout the region.
It's a good idea to provide a list of recommended options with your invitations.
What makes Hereford a great location for a romantic wedding?
Hereford's appeal lies in its blend of breathtaking natural scenery, from the Wye Valley to the Malvern Hills, and its wealth of historic, exclusive-use venues. It offers a sense of tranquil escapism, perfect for couples wanting an intimate and picturesque celebration away from the city bustle.
Are there romantic wedding venues in Hereford that offer exclusive use?
Yes, exclusive use is a key feature of many of Hereford's most sought-after romantic venues. Country houses, private estates, and converted barns frequently offer packages that guarantee you have the entire property to yourselves, ensuring complete privacy for you and your guests.
What is the average cost of hiring a romantic wedding venue in Hereford?
Venue hire costs in Hereford vary. A dry-hire barn might range from £5,000 to £9,000, while exclusive hire of a historic country house could be £8,000 to £20,000+. These prices are influenced by the season, day of the week, and what is included in the package.
Can we have a legal outdoor ceremony at a Hereford venue?
Absolutely. A large number of romantic venues in Hereford hold a civil ceremony licence for outdoor spaces. You can get married in manicured gardens, under elegant gazebos, or with panoramic countryside views. Always confirm the options with your venue and ensure a suitable indoor alternative is available.
How far in advance should we book a romantic wedding venue in Hereford?
For the most popular romantic venues, especially for a Saturday in the summer months, it is advisable to book 12 to 18 months in advance. If you are considering a weekday or an off-season date, you may find more flexibility and availability with a shorter lead time.
What are some unique photo opportunities at Hereford's romantic venues?
Hereford offers an abundance of stunning backdrops. Picture your wedding photos set within historic apple orchards, alongside the scenic River Wye, against the dramatic silhouette of the Black Mountains, or within the beautifully preserved walls and gardens of a private country estate.
