Want to find
somewhere you can
get married in the
UK? Somewhere a
little
more
momentous than a
registry office? Well
we’ve searched the
country high and
low for some
incredible examples
of places you and
your partner can
now get hitched.
GETTING
HITCHED
UK STYLE
Clockwise from top left.
1. Ashdown Park - www.ashdownpark.com - East
Sussex
Surrounded by Ashdown Forest, which according to the
famous children’s author, A. A. Milne, is the woodland
that inspired his Winnie The Pooh stories, the Ashdown
Park Hotel and Country Club offers the heights of
luxury in the heart of East Sussex. Country house hotels
in Sussex don’t come more luxurious, or offer such a
magnificent combination of elegance, style, award
winning dining and outstanding business and leisure
facilities.
2. Augill Castle - Lake District - http://
www.stayinacastle.com
Offering a slice of genuine, mildly eccentric English
country castle living, the Bennett family have been
welcoming guests to their unstuffy, informal but
decadently comfortable country house for nearly two
decades. Augill Castle between the Lake District &
Yorkshire Dales is not a conventional hotel, it's
something else entirely and not a place for taking
yourself or life too seriously.
3. Brighton Royal Pavilion,
What’s better than getting married in the so-called gay
capital of the UK. The Pavilion is surely one of the most
unique of spaces to get married in the UK.
4) Charingworth Manor - The Cotswolds - http://
www.charingworthmanorhotel.hotel-details.com
Set in beautiful gardens and overlooking a 54 acre
estate, you can enjoy peace and tranquillity against a
backdrop of breath taking views that take in over 5
counties. Dating back to the early 14th century,
Charingworth Manor is steeped in history, with original
beams revealing its medieval decoration.
5) Lucknam Park - Bath - http://
www.lucknampark.co.uk
Lucknam Park luxury hotel is a 17th century Palladian
mansion set in 500 acres of land for you and your
guests to enjoy. As you approach a magnificent mile
long avenue of four hundred lime and beech trees
welcome you, all part of the impressive estate of 500
acres of listed parkland.