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About UK Venues

By Mandy Chagger

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Finding UK venues has never been so easy until the dawn of the internet, no need to ferry about visiting useless venues that do not suit your brief, the internet has brought about a new revolutionary form of searching these days, our fore fathers would have loved to have had such tools at their finder tips. Using venue finding tools on the internet in the anser to all our questions. Here are a few venues I found for my brief via the internet.

In Suffolk, consider Ickworth House. This estate, built in 1795, boasts more than 1,500 acres of gardens, and the Italianate style manor house features a massive central rotunda flanked on both sides by expansive wings. Weddings can take place at any time, except on Easter weekend, and the home features a gallery overlooking the manicured garden. Garden weddings of any size can also be held on the property.

For a wedding in a Tudor setting, Rufford Old Hall in Lincolnshire is a perfect choice. The 16th century Tudor building features a great hall in which guests and wedding party can be seated for their ceremony. The house décor includes period armour pieces as well as weaponry and furniture. The garden is filled with topiary sculptures, and there is a picturesque canal running along the periphery of the property.

If a land-based wedding doesn't appeal to the wedding party, Cumbria hosts the perfect option. The Gondola, a steam yacht, offers boat trips and features Victorian décor that is perfect for an afternoon wedding. Able to accommodate nearly 100 guests, The Gondola is available for hire from the 1st of April through the end of October. Consider the timing carefully, however, as The Gondola won't sail after dark.

Weddings at Ham House in London have the advantage of river views from the estate itself. Because the house sits beside the Thames, it has been used for several films, television shows, and music videos. The formal gardens and statuary feature cherry trees and concealed alcoves where privacy is easy to find, and the on-site restaurant can handle the reception and meals, as well. Also in London, Osterley Park is a brick Tudor mansion that was built in 1576. Sitting amidst more than 350 acres of landscaped and manicured gardens, the property includes 3 lakes, walking paths, and sculpture gardens. The grand entrance hall is a perfect location for pictures, while the interior wedding venue can seat up to 100 comfortably. The prices for an interior wedding differ from the Marquee area, though the Marquee site can handle seating for 250.

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