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Learn all about Ware Priory's exciting year

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Credit: Katrina Matthews Photography

As the main wedding season for 2023 ends, the Ware Priory team has been looking back with pleasure at some wonderful weddings that have taken place. Many of their lovely couples have had the opportunity to experience The Conservatory’s new look, which was refurbished at the beginning of the year. As well as a new floor, the mid-size function room was equipped with a new ceiling, blinds, lighting, fresh panelling, paintwork and a lovely new bar design. The neutral colour scheme gives a modern and contemporary feel while sympathetic to this traditional space, which offers views of the spectacular riverside gardens. 

Ware Priory are pleased to announce its Gold 2024 Wedding Package for just £7,530. The new package is based on 60 people, with a ceremony in the Priory Hall and reception in The Conservatory, where pairs will be served a delicious three-course meal from one of the team’s approved caterers, The Chefs Table. It includes Chiavari chairs from Mi Amor Events and a drinks reception in their landscaped gardens. All packages are fully adaptable. 

Discover the venue: https://warepriory.co.uk

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