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Reception area at Manor of Groves Hotel wedding venue

Located on 150 acres of stunning grounds, the Manor of Groves Hotel is a stunning venue where Georgian splendour meets a modern twist.

The neo-classical property features traditional white pillars and tall glass windows that provide showstopping views of the 18-hole golf
course and beautifully kept gardens that are the ideal settings for wedding photography.

The original manor house has been extended into an additional wing housing many of the bedrooms, and the exterior has been designed in
keeping with the traditional property. Ceremonies and receptions can take place in several spaces. The Library Suite and Drawing Room are perfect for intimate weddings, while the Colonnade Suite can hold up to 100 guests for the vows and wedding breakfasts, plus 150 for evening receptions. 

The Manor Suite is perfect for grand events and can host 400 people for ceremonies and 100 after the vows – it’s home to a private Japanese-style garden that’s perfect for photographs. The venue also offers two charming gazebos within the grounds for outside ceremonies.

The venue offers a variety of wedding packages, many including menu tastings ahead of weddings and a complimentary night’s stay for newlyweds on their wedding night.
Check out: www.manorofgroves.com

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