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Exchange vows at Shendish Manor in Hertfordshire

The exterior at Shendish Manor in Hertfordshire

Nestled in 160 acres of idyllic Hertfordshire countryside, Shendish Manor offers the perfect setting for special events. The Manor not only has plenty of parking available but is located near major motorways and airports – perfect for guests travelling in.

As loved ones drive through the breathtaking parkland, they'll approach the stunning property that features Victorian elegance paired with modern touches. The dedicated wedding team will be on hand to assist with all aspects of the planning progress by providing a professional and personal service. Couples can rest assured they're in safe hands.

Whether pairs are after intimate weddings or grand events, Shendish Manor won't disappoint. Couples can have dreamworthy al fresco weddings on the charming grounds thanks to the two stunning outdoor gazebos that are licensed for ceremonies. Or they can exchange vows in the Apsley Suite, Dickinson Suite or Longman Suite with 10 to 320 guests. When it comes to wedding breakfasts, the first meal for newlyweds must be unforgettable.

That's why the team offers delicious dishes created using the fi nest and locally sourced ingredients, accompanied by an extensive range of wines and champagnes. The dry hire package in the Apsley Suite is perfect for those with a particular cuisine in mind that the venue can't cater for.

The team also have a long-lasting relationship with many local caterers and can suggest companies if needed. The property dates back to 1853 and has 18 individually designed bedrooms in the main house. The contemporary extension has an additional 52 bedrooms and provides the perfect place for guests to rest their heads.

Check out: www.shendish-manor.com

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