insideKENT Magazine Issue 95 - February 2020 | Page 37
WEDDINGS
We’re going to the Chapel, Barn, Mansion House,
Golf Club, Castle, Hotel, Animal Park?... and we’re going to get married!
KENT’S TOP
WEDDING VENUES
THE WEDDING VENUE IS OFTEN THE FIRST THING THAT COUPLES DECIDE ON WHEN ORGANISING
THEIR WEDDING. EVERYTHING ELSE FALLS INTO PLACE AROUND IT, SO SNAGGING THE PERFECT
SPACE FOR YOUR WEDDING TO TAKE PLACE IS ESSENTIAL. BUT WITH SO MANY GORGEOUS
WEDDING VENUES IN KENT, WHERE SHOULD YOU CHOOSE? WHAT ARE YOUR MUST HAVES,
AND WHAT CAN YOU LIVE WITHOUT (IF YOU REALLY HAD TO)? WITH SUCH AN ARRAY OF
CHOICE, WE’VE PUT TOGETHER A SELECTION OF SOME OF THE MOST IDYLLIC, BEAUTIFUL, AND
CHARMING WEDDING VENUES IN THE COUNTY.
Canterbury Cathedral Lodge
www.canterburycathedrallodge.org
Situated within a wonderful and unique location in the beautiful grounds of
Canterbury Cathedral, sits an often-unknown wedding gem. For those seeking
a truly exceptional venue, Canterbury Cathedral Lodge is a modern and
contemporary venue that can accommodate up to 120 guests for a sit-down
wedding breakfast.
The team at the Cathedral Lodge are dedicated to offering wedding couples
quality and choice. Using its own in-house catering team to offer fine food and
fine wine and in keeping with the ethos of the Cathedral, the highly skilled chef's
source high quality, fair-trade and local produce whenever possible.
A hidden treasure is the beautiful Campanile Garden, which sits in an elevated
position overlooking the Cathedral to provide a stunning backdrop. In the
summer months, a Champagne drinks reception in the garden is a must, with
superb photograph opportunities available.
A dedicated events team offers expert help and advice in assisting couples with
their individual requirements, ensuring the highest level of hospitality at all times.
Offering peace and privacy within the heart of the city, those attending weddings
have the option to stay overnight in stylish guest accommodation – with each
room in the Lodge benefiting from an amazing view.
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