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Discover what makes Treewell Farm the perfect wedding venue

Treewell Farm wedding reception space
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Treewell Farm is situated between Moggerhanger and Willington in the heart of the Bedfordshire countryside. The secluded farm is located along a 400-metre tree-lined drive. It’s available to hire exclusively with access to the field (including an orchard) for marquee set-up, a car parking field, a small wedding lodge, converted horsebox bar, the walled garden and the greenhouse.

As winner of the CPRE 2021 Living Countryside Awards, the farm is the perfect choice to hold beautifully romantic, festival inspired and
sustainable weddings. It provides the ideal blank canvas to create a beautiful and personalised day. The natural and rustic landscape features stunning views over the surrounding farmers’ fields, and there are many photo opportunities to discover.

Imagine sitting on hay bales and drinking gin cocktails overlooking a wedding marquee or tipi. Ceremonies and receptions can take place with 200 people in the field, and there’s a special bridal lodge for newlyweds to stay in after dancing the night away. Throughout the day, they’ll have access to a barn to share a few special moments alone on their magical day.

Check out: www.treewellfarm.com

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