Shendish Manor is a splendid old manor house set in 160 acres of parkland; the formal gardens are set in the beautiful Hertfordshire countryside, with excellent road and rail links. The original manor house has been extensively refurbished and upgraded to create 18 distinctively elegantly decorated Premier bedrooms, with two beautiful Bridal Suites that have picturesque views plus four-poster beds. The new hotel wing built in 2007, has a further 52 standard double rooms, all with en suite facilities and air conditioning. Although built in the new Millennium, they retain a modern Victorian style with contemporary furnishings.

Endless views at the Pavilion at Lane End Couples can experience a different style of wedding at Lane End from this spring, with the opening of a unique outdoor venue. Located on the lawns outside the Pavilion, an attractive permanent wooden gazebo provides a beautiful sheltered spot for the civil ceremony, with stunning views across the Chiltern countryside. The romantic Pavilion wedding venue only caters for one wedding a day ensuring a tailored and personal experience… and the 26 acres of private grounds make it a wedding photographer’s dream, full of secluded spots and stunning scenery in which to capture that perfect bridal shot. The venue has a licence which enables couples to tie the knot either indoors or in the new garden gazebo, during the fairer months, with up to 120 guests seated close by. The Pavilion at Lane End is an ideal wedding venue for those looking for an exclusive experience as it is not open to the general public. With 104 bedrooms, on site leisure facilities, a professional brigade of chefs and a highly experienced team, there is nothing missing. Every couple is made to feel unique, with a complete red carpet experience from start to finish. To find out more call 01494 881171.

The Abbey’s location is one of the most idyllic settings in England. This spectacular and historic hotel, at the foot of the Malvern Hills, offers you understated luxury in which to share the most memorable day of your life. With beautiful landscaped gardens and seven unique function rooms, The Abbey is your perfect choice. Our experienced staff are always on hand to offer advice and will provide all the assistance you need to make your dreams become reality. The Abbey holds a full civil ceremony licence so you can have the whole event in one location. We offer a comprehensive package for the ceremony, all you will need to do is contact the Registrar’s office to book their services. The success of any event lies in the planning. At The Abbey we understand the importance of building a rapport with you as part of the preparation for your wedding. Outlined below are some of the key features of the services we offer. We have a team of co-ordinators who are available to help and advice along the way. As the day draws nearer one of the co-ordinators will become your dedicated contact. They will work with you through the final planning stages to ensure that every detail is covered. On the big day the hotel’s Operations Supervisor will act as your Master of Ceremonies and along with their team, guide you through each stage of the day, leaving you free to enjoy the most memorable day of your life.

Butchers’ Hall is centrally located in the historic and vibrant Smithfield area and is one of the most elegant of the City livery halls. Upon arrival, guests are welcomed and directed up towards the alluring Court Suite, delicately lit & intimate with warm décor & a magnificent fireplace. Dinner commences in the spectacular Great Hall with its breathtaking high ceilings & glistening chandeliers - providing the perfect backdrop for the perfect reception.

Poundon House, a private family home, is situated between Bicester and Buckingham (Junction 9 off M40) and overlooks unspoilt countryside. It is a very private place to hold Weddings. There are 4 rooms licenced for Ceremonies, or the Terrace can be used. Receptions are held in the main Reception Rooms and on the Terrace with the Wedding Breakfast to follow in the marquee, lined with Indian hand blocked printed fabric, which is situated beneath mature beech trees.