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Check out this Georgian manor house in Bedfordshire

The stunning ceremony space at Toddington Park in Bedfordshire
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Set in 30 acres, Toddington Park is a Georgian manor house that creates the perfect backdrop to weddings and events. Just south of Woburn, the Grade II listed property has a grand entranceway and offers magnificent views at every turn. As couples drive down the impressive driveway, they’ll fall in love with the formal lawns, delightful meadows and stunning lake. The park is home to moorhens, ducks, Canadian geese, majestic herons, and aquatic cormorants.

Available only for exclusive use, the family home only hosts a handful of weddings per year – meaning guests can expect all the care and attention needed to create memorable events. The venue doesn’t have a ceremony licence, but couples can have celebrant-led ceremonies in the Drawing Room with 55 people. The space has plenty of natural lighting and can be dressed to match any wedding theme or colour scheme. Or pairs can enjoy outdoor ceremonies on the front lawn beside the charming pond with 150 loved ones. 

Continue the celebrations in the Drawing Room, Entrance Hall and Dining Room with 55 people for wedding breakfasts and 100 for evening receptions – the spaces are bright and airy thanks to the Georgian construction. All rooms open up onto the front terrace, the perfect location for drinks receptions in the summer months. For larger weddings, lovebirds can have marquee or tipi-style weddings in the meadow, which can accommodate150 guests in the summer months.

When couples book any of the wedding packages, they’ll receive a complimentary stay in the newly renovated three-bedroom cottage the night before and the night of their wedding.

Check out: https://toddington-park.co.uk

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