SELLY MANOR MUSEUM 01214 720 199 | www.sellymanormuseum.org.uk Selly Manor and Minworth Greaves are two of Birmingham’s oldest buildings. Chocolate manufacturer George Cadbury saved these beautiful houses, dismantled them, and moved them to the heart of his famous historic garden village of Bournville, where they have stood for more than 100 years. This setting creates a unique setting for intimate and memorable weddings! The experienced and friendly team will guide couples in creating extraordinary events, from the booking process to welcoming guests and everything in between. Weddings begin with a short interview with the registrars, either as a couple or individually, in one of the historic rooms. Ceremonies will occur in the stunning Medieval Hall of Minworth Greaves, in front of the ancient oak dining table, surrounded by 40 guests. Pairs also have exclusive use of the historic interiors of the ancient buildings, which are surrounded by a period garden that exudes enchantment and captivation all year round. With its fruit trees, traditional cottage garden borders and wildflowers, it’s the ideal setting for photographs. Couples can also photograph Bournville’s beautiful village green, just around the corner from Selly Manor. Selly Manor Museum has held a civil ceremony license for more than 20 years and has built up a reputation for its personal touch in creating unique experiences for couples who choose to get married in this historic Birmingham venue. WARWICK CASTLE events@warwick-castle.com | www.warwick-castle.com/ weddings/weddings-contact-us Warwick Castle is magnificent and awe-inspiring, providing a friendly and inviting ambience. Couples can select from various beautiful locations to say their vows, whether it’s the charming Green Drawing Room, beneath the stunning chandelier in the elegant State Dining Room, or in the impressive Great Hall. This historic venue has the perfect backdrop for every couple. The outside of the venue resembles a stunning Medieval fortress perched by the River Avon, enveloped by lush greenery that provides a spectacular setting for events. The charming outdoor areas boast a variety of picturesque photography spots, showcasing both natural beauty and historic architecture. From the castle’s portcullis to the Central Courtyard, guests can enjoy views surrounded by towers and ramparts, as well as the delightful Conservatory Teahouse and Peacock Garden overlooking the Pageant Field and River Avon. The Great Hall, the heart of the castle, is a versatile space that has been the focal point of many unforgettable weddings. Steeped in history, it’s the perfect spot to say “I Do” surrounded by up to 120 people. After the vows, the setting can transform to accommodate wedding breakfasts with 120 and receptions with 180, showcasing its versatility. Alternatively, exchange vows in the State Dining Room under the stunning chandelier; this impressive room is also the perfect bar area for Great Hall receptions, so guests can kick off their shoes and relax before returning to the dancefloor. The setting can host 95 loved ones for ceremonies and 40 for seated meals. The stunning chandelier is a standout feature! Lastly, the State Rooms are a warm and welcoming location for drinks receptions for 120 guests during winter or as an indoor alternative during summer. The Green Drawing Room is ideal for intimate ceremonies for 80. Warwick Castle offers additional services and experiences to add the wow factor to events. Imagine being welcomed by a knight on horseback or flying a celebratory flag from the magnificent Guy’s Tower. Guests can even pose holding birds of prey for photos or have mannequin knights spring to life to surprise and delight loved ones. To add to the enchanting atmosphere, Warwick Castle has musicians available, including a harpist to walk down the aisle and a romantic string quartet. www.winningtoncoe.com HISTORIC VENUES 25
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