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The Club at Mill Green offers the perfect settings for weddings in Hertfordshire

The exterior at The Club at Mill Green
Credit: Eames Photography

Nestled in more than 200 acres of Hertfordshire countryside, The Club at Mill Green is a modern and spacious venue that provides the perfect setting for weddings. 

With beautiful views over the picturesque golf course and lake, the venue provided the ideal backdrop for those all-important pictures. Exchange vows in The Salisbury Suite surrounded by 150 loved ones; this light and elegant space is ideal for creating cherished moments with loved ones. Continue the celebrations with 160 seated guests or 220 standing in the Lake View and Salisbury Suite. With modern and understated décor, the area allows couples to transform the room to match any colour scheme. The private terrace alongside the space has recently been renovated to match the interior and to give guests the ideal space to enjoy drinks receptions. 

Couples can use the area no matter the temperature or daylight quality thanks to its heating and lighting. Included in the venue’s packages is a complimentary menu tasting session for the couple with the option to bring along friends and family to encompass what the venue truly offers. The team invites entertainers, their wine supplier and recommended companies to enable couples to plan all aspects of their day. Pairs will also receive an invitation for a complimentary lunch on their first anniversary or a tee time for golf with three guests. 

The staff try to include as much as possible within the packages, so lovebirds have less to think about during the planning process – they have you covered with a chair sashes, an easel, a cake stand and a cake knife.

Check out: www.millgreengolf.co.uk

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