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Check out the Walled Gardens at Woodhall Estate

Walled Gardens at Woodhall Estate reception
Credit: Bizzy Arnott Photography

Built in the 18th-century, the Walled Gardens at Woodhall Estate are a picture of quintessential English charm and character. Discover manicured lawns, formal borders, wildflower meadows and rare fruit orchards, all enclosed by historic walls and gates. The intimate and elegant setting provides the perfect romantic backdrop for several wedding celebrations each year.

Whether couples envisage whimsical country-inspired weddings or chic and glamorous garden parties, the team will ensure all celebrations are truly unforgettable.
When couples get married at Woodhall Estate, they’ll enjoy exclusive use of the Walled Gardens and luxury accommodation, which sleeps 12 for three days and two nights. Lovebirds can relax knowing the team will expertly bring every aspect of their celebration plans to life. The stylish, comfortable manor house and country cottage means the wedding party can settle in and feel at home. The team can arrange spa treatments or a private chef to help pairs relax.

The property offers bespoke receptions with up to 200 people. As the day turns to evening, the ambience of the Walled Gardens transitions from a relaxed garden celebration to the most exclusive private party. The venue partners Hall & Co Event Design will be with pairs every step of the way from their initial enquiry through to the wedding weekend. Their coordinators are on hand to advise on and oversee everything from the flowers, ceremony, furniture, lighting, décor, fire pits, table design, place settings, music, schedules and staffing – giving lovebirds peace of mind to experience and enjoy their day fully.

The venue’s team only work with carefully chosen companies that meet their high-quality service and design standards. Please note that the venue isn’t licensed for legal ceremonies but can coordinate with local churches or celebrants for blessings.

Check out: www.woodhallestate.co.uk/filming-events/weddings

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