Your Surrey Wedding- October/November 2020 (Issue 85)

HONEYMOONS 105 LAVENHAM Hylton Cottage is a gorgeous, quintessential Suffolk cottage in the heart of arguably Suffolk’s loveliest village. The village is quaint with a number of fantastic cafes, tearooms, restaurants and pubs. The cottage itself is filled with mod cons that blend perfectly with the original features (such as exposed beams), truly romantic and picture-perfect for couples. Prices start from £913 for seven nights July to August. Prices start from £803 for seven nights in September. SOUTHWOLD Flint Cottage is a splendid, quaint, gorgeous little romantic home for couples to enjoy much-needed time together post-vows. A comforting home away from home it’s not far from Southwold which is a fantastic day out – great pier, lovely beaches, amazing fish and chips and excellent ice cream! Prices start from £791 for seven nights July to August. Prices start from £674 for seven nights in September. ALDEBURGH The Cartlodge is a fantastic cosy space for couples, not far from Aldeburgh which is a gorgeous seaside town. It has a fantastic beach, bustling High Street and famous restaurants. Couples have the Suffolk Coast & Heaths – Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty – on their doorstep with lots of exploring to do for those newlyweds that like to get out and about on their holiday. Prices start from £599 for seven nights in July to August. Prices start from £535 for seven nights in September. ALDEBURGH Woodland Retreat Shepherd’s Hut is near Aldeburgh – a gorgeous seaside town – and is a delightful lodge offering a cosy sanctuary for lovebirds. It’s near a fantastic beach, bustling High Street and famous restaurants, couples have the options of plenty to see and do with the Suffolk Coast & Heaths right at their door. Prices start from £599 for seven nights in July to August. Prices start from £535 for seven nights in September. To find out more about all of these properties and many more, visit www.suffolkhideaways.co.uk Next issue we take a look at idyllic retreats in Dorset...