10 Most Instagrammed UK Wedding Venues

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The second most Instagrammable wedding venue is Hedsor House, Buckinghamshire with 25,387 mentions. This Georgian manor house was built in 1166 and sits on more than 100 acres filled with beautiful gardens, with 13 bedrooms, and is completely yours during your booking. The house has been used for filming purposes as well as events, one of the most memorable being The Golden Compass (2008). A dramatic backdrop for an extremely memorable wedding. The ceremonie take place in a grand ballroom and the specially crafted Grade II listed gardens. Perfect for a luxurious and exclusive wedding.

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In third place is Cripps Barn, Cirencester with 23,356 mentions on Instagram. A renovated barn from the 18th century in the immaculate Cotswolds. With rustic weddings becoming the rage it's no shock that Cripps Barn scores so high on the list. The rugged edges, exposed beams and natural elements sell itself to an Insta worthy venue. With a 150 person dining capacity, state of the art sound system and a beautiful setting, it's guaranteed to be a beautiful ceremony. The team has also ensured you will have an amazing after party with their late night licence making the fun last even longer. What more could you want?

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In fourth place is Ashridge House, Hertfordshire, with 22,217 mentions on Instagram. This beautiful estate is one of the oldest on the list, with 700 years of rich history coating its walls. Previously a royal establishment, home to Henry VIII and Elizabeth I - it is also where she was later arrested for treason! Full of secret passageways and lush gardens to explore Ashridge House is sure to make your guests gasp. Each room is bathed in elegant gold, transporting the wedding into a fairy tale. With space to accommodate the whole wedding party in the 190 bedrooms in the house there is no need for the dream to end. They'll even throw in a jacuzzi for good luck.

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The fifth most Instagrammable wedding venue is Elmore Court with 21,205 mentions. This stately home was built around 1580 and shows many different types of architecture throughout the mansion. The property grew as time went on as can be seen from the traditional Elizebthian architecture to the Victorian features on the more modern parts. Weddings can be done inside or out, with many different aesthetics being accommodated by the unique collection of styles found around the estate. It has something for everybody that's for sure.