Your East Midlands Wedding - April/May 2021 (Issue 43)

KELMARSH HALL AND GARDENS 01604 686 543 | www.kelmarsh.com Situated in Northamptonshire, Kelmarsh Hall is a stunning country house wedding venue set in beautiful formal gardens. The romantic Palladian-style building has gorgeous steps at the front and back of the hall and formal lawns leading down the estate. Included in the exclusive use is the Grade II listed gardens which can be used for drinks receptions and to capture beautiful photographs. As guests enter the impressive venue they’ll be welcomed into The Great Hall, a space perfect for photos or welcoming drinks with a roaring fire for autumn/winter weddings. Nancy Lancaster designed the venue’s interior in the ‘20s/’30s with a shabby chic design; the rooms are all in pastel shades and perfectly match any colour scheme. The beautiful Saloon is licensed for civil ceremonies with 100 people and features gorgeous décor, a sound system and baby grand piano for live music. Continue the celebrations in The Ballroom for receptions with 100 people during the day and 150 in the evening. Included in the venue fee is accommodation at a local hotel and a taxi transfer at the end of the evening. STUBTON HALL 01636 626 187 | www.stubtonhall.co.uk Situated on 23 acres of enchanting parkland and gardens, Stubton Hall is the perfect location for exclusive weddings all year round. The timeless country house is full of wonderful Georgian architecture with modern touches, and inside couples will find 25 bedrooms, reception rooms and an orangery. Ceremonies can occur in four different locations at the venue; the Music Room has enormous windows overlooking the terrace for 100 guests, while the magnificent Orangery can seat up to 200 for grand events. For more intimate weddings, the chic Bow Room or sunny Conservatory are the perfect options. For the wedding breakfast, the Orangery can seat up to 200 guests and has a space for a live band, DJ, dancefloor and even more guests in the evening. Over the festive period guests will be welcomed by blazing fires, an enormous Christmas tree in the front hall, festooned mantles and the beautiful staircase swathed in a glittering garland. When the sun goes down, the spectacular curtain of fairylights on the front portico is illuminated and creates a romantic atmosphere. http://terr iandlori.com http://terr iandlori.com www.sam anthahook.co.uk www.csw eddingphotographer.com 22