KNOWSLEY HALL 0151 489 4827 | www.knowsleyhallvenue.co.uk From the moment you enter this private estate, home to the Earl and Countess of Derby, you’ll find yourself captivated. Steeped in history, the Hall has welcomed royalty and distinguished visitors since it opened its doors in 1495. Although indisputably grand, it nevertheless offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere thanks to the dedicated house staff who will ensure you have a memorable day. Set among 2,500 acres of private parkland, the Hall offers stunning views of its manicured gardens, and the terrace overlooks a beautiful lake complete with running fountain. Plus, the walled garden is the perfect spot to capture your couple shots on the big day. THE “I DOS” You can exchange your vows in the Stucco Ballroom with its beautiful gold leaf encrusted ceiling, witnessed by 132 loved ones; or more intimately in the Walnut Drawing Room, which overlooks the lake. THE CELEBRATIONS The impressive State Dining Room, hung with family portraits and an antique gold chandelier, can host wedding breakfasts for 132 guests. You can then move through to the Stucco Ballroom for the evening bash with your loved ones. The Walnut Drawing Room is also available once more for your reception drinks and as a relaxing chill space away from the mayhem of the dancefloor. PLUS… The venue offers a complimentary menu tasting and a luxury honeymoon suite on the night of your wedding. TALHENBONT HALL 01766 810 247 | www.talhenbonthall.co.uk Talhenbont Hall is a family-owned estate nestled in the Welsh countryside on the Llyn Peninsula and built in 1607, it’s steeped in history. The Hall was built by William Vaughan as a wedding present for his new wife, Ann. The stunning grounds feature an ancient woodland and formal gardens, which you’ll have exclusive use of. The River Dwyfach runs through the estate and there’s even a tennis court on site. What’s more, you’re only two miles from the sea here. THE “I DOS” You have the choice of several locations for your ceremony. The Vaughan Room, situated in the Elizabethan manor house can host 50 of your nearest and dearest. For slightly larger numbers, Cromwell Hall boasting original beams and an original Minton floor can host 70. The Grade II listed Coach House with its original features and modern twists can accommodate 150 loved ones for the “I dos.” Finally, for al fresco vows there’s the pergoda overlooking the ancient woodland and the River Dwyfach. The seating is amphitheatre-style giving your guests a fantastic view. THE CELEBRATIONS Perfect for intimate celebrations, the Vaughan Room can host 30 for a wedding breakfast. It’s a muted room with a beautiful fireplace, meanwhile the historical Cromwell Hall can accommodate 70 for the reception. For a bigger bash, there’s space in the Coach House for 150 (200 for the evening). A gorgeous place to host your wedding breakfast, it boasts magnificent chandeliers and bi-fold windows looking out over the ancient woodland. It also features a bar hand-built by the owner using wood from the estate. PLUS… The estate also features five charming cottages, where there’s sleeping accommodation for 42 with plenty more available locally for further guests. The beautiful bridal suite is located in the manor house, and boasts a freestanding bath and four-poster bed. www.loveclic.co.uk https://hervephotography.co.uk www.loveclic.co.uk www.matthewrycraft.co.uk 23 HISTORICAL VENUES
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