Although these suppliers don't match your search for Manor house, Stately homes in South Normanton, they are within approximately 40 miles and could still be of interest.
Venues, Manor house, Stately homes, Didsbury Village, Greater Manchester
This luxury Victorian villa hotel is a statement of individual design bringing influences from around the world to the trendy urban village of Didsbury, Manchester. The seamless merging of old and new offers the perfect setting for a traditional wedding with a modern and unforgettable twist… (Manor house, Stately homes in South Normanton)
Venues, Manor house, Stately homes, Didsbury, Greater Manchester
Upon entry, this exclusive Victorian townhouse creates an air of stylish calm. You hear the sound of people laughing, celebrations in the garden and notes of happiness in the air… rest your imagination and celebrate your wedding day at number Eleven!
Weddings are based on taking exclusive use of the hotel, creating a relaxed house party feel ensuring a private and relaxed atmosphere where you can treat number Eleven as your private residence for your perfect wedding day.
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Mercure Manchester Norton Grange Hotel
Venues, Manor house, Stately homes, Castleton, Rochdale, Greater Manchester
The Mercure Norton Grange Hotel is a truly delightful setting for your wedding. The hotel benefits from a stunning countryside setting with outstanding views over the Pennine Hills and landscaped grounds, which provide perfect backdrops for your cherished photographs. While located in a beautiful rural location, the hotel is just eight miles from Manchester’s vibrant city centre. (Manor house, Stately homes in South Normanton)
Venues, Manor house, Stately homes, Manchester, Greater Manchester
Your special day requires a memorable venue, and The Fountain House is here to make your wedding one of a kind.
The Fountain House, located in the grade 11 listed Memorial Hall building, nestled on the beloved Albert Square is a historic venue designed by the Victorian Architect Thomas Worthington, who founded the Fountain on Albert Square which has been built for over 155 years, outdating the Square itself.
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