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The choice of venue is for you as bride and groom to experience the kind of event which makes you day.
We have worked at many venues over the years. The key to making a success of the venue is to know in advance what it has available - and what it does not have. Not all are blessed with simple conveniences such as "running water". Many have problems with electricity - as sometimes there is none. Some do not even have a recognisable kitchen or cooking area. Once we can plan ahead then everything - anywhere - will go off well. We offer a limited selection of the venues we have worked in over the years. They present a cross section of choices which may stimulate your ideas and interest. |
Marquees
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As a general starting point Marquees do make an excellent venue.
You can create them where you want. They can be a feature in themselves as a standalone. They can be an attachment to your home. Or they can be added to an existing venue to provide more space. We have catered for many weddings held in Marquees. They have become one of our most frequent and popular venues. You could say we specialise in them. They present some distinctive challenges but on a warm Summer's day they do prove to be a delightful venue for any wedding. |
The Victoria Hall, Tring, Hertfordshire
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The Victoria Hall was opened in 1886 as a purpose-built dance hall. It is designed in the Italian Renaissance style.
It is situated in Tring town centre which allows easy access to the main car parks. There are two rooms for hire at Victoria Hall: the Main Hall and the Victoria Room. The Main Hall is larger of the two and is the venue commonly used for wedding receptions and banquets. The Main Hall also maintains its original dance-hall function. It has modern sound and lighting equipment available to add "atmosphere" to your event. The Victoria Hall has a professional kitchen and full bar facilities. Contact Details: Telephone 01442 228951. Address: Akeman Street Tring HP23 6AA |
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Hastoe Village Hall, Nr. Tring, Herts
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Restored, historic Rothschild building,its location is just outside Tring, on the border of Bucks/Herts in the Chiltern Hills.
As a venue it can provide a banquet style sit down meal for up to 150 people. Additionally it has:
If you need extra space then you can add a small marquee, with or without sides, to the front of the venue. This has been used as an area for vows, a bar, sitting out area, and reception drinks. The kitchen facilities are professionally set out and ideal for catering. Its location is one mile(+) south of Tring, 20 minutes from the M25. |
Contact details
Hastoe Village Hall, Church Lane, Hastoe HP23 6LU Telephone: 01442 768191 Website: http://www.hastoevillagehall.co.uk/weddings-parties/ |
Cheddington Village Hall, Leighton Buzzard
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Cheddington Village Hall is a place we know well.
It may look a little un-preposessing from the outside but has all the amenities inside to host a large event. It is a venue which can be transformed to deliver a memorable and enjoyable wedding reception. The space accommodates a sizeable number of guests. You can have a full banquet meal for you wedding breakfast. Then re-arrange the tables for your dance and an evening buffet. Contact details Address: Church Lane, Cheddington, Leighton Buzzard LU7 0RU Telephone: 01296 668553 |
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Brook Farm, Cuffley, Herts
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Brook Farm offers a very different experience. It is a working arable farm, owned by the Thomas family since 1941.
It offers an outdoor wedding venue which is set beside a lake, surrounded by woods and green fields. The whole effect can be quite stunning. Your wedding reception is held under the cover of your choice of: marquee; tipi; or yurt. Whichever you choose it will be erected especially for the wedding reception. Brook Farm's location is Cuffley in Hertfordshire. Cuffley Village is convenient for London as it borders the M25, A10 and M11. There is also a direct train from London to Cuffley with the fastest connection taking just 30 minutes. |
Contact details
Address: Brook Farm, Cuffley, Potters Bar EN6 4EX Telephone: 01707 872450 |
Ashlyns School, Berkhamsted
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Ashlyns School offers itself as an attractive venue to have your wedding. It is a Grade II Listed building, situated in Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, close to both the A41 and M25.
The school is a regular choice as a wedding venue because it will accommodate weddings of all sizes. Its parking facilities are extensive. The maximum capacity of its largest room is 575. This would make for a sizeable wedding. Naturally, it has good onsite kitchens and facilities. There is also a splendid chapel at the school which has been used to hold weddings ceremonies and blessings. The site has a reputation as a film location.BBC's Eastender’s had a christening inside the chapel. While British indie movie "Son of Rambow" used the school as its main location. |
Contact details
Ashlyns School Berkhamsted Chesham Road, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire HP4 3AH Telephone 01442 863605 Website: http://www.ashlyns.herts.sch.uk |
Nether Winchendon House, Nr. Aylesbury
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Nether Winchendon House offers a unique setting and location for your wedding. You have the choice of:
The Carriage Barn is a converted 18th Century building with original features giving it a unique aspect. It can seat 85 dining guests and up to 140 by extending the area. Marquee Weddings can take place on "The East Lawn" enclosed by rustic walls and old fashioned English flowers. Alternatively a marquee can be placed on "The South Lawn". This is an open location beside the River Thames and offering a view of the Estate. The "Walled Garden" is for smaller, more intimate weddings, and is often used for winter weddings. There is a local church, St Nicholas, which has been the choice of some couples for their Wedding Ceremony. |
Nigel Harper, photographer. (Image used with permission)
Contact details
Address: Nether Winchendon House, Nether Winchendon, Near Thame, Buckinghamshire, HP18 0DY Email: [email protected] Telephone: 01844 290101 Website: www.nwhouse.co.uk |
Location
Nether Winchendon House is 18 miles from Junction 9 and 11 miles from Junction 6 of the M40.
It sits 20 miles from Oxford and 10 miles from Bicester.
Nether Winchendon House is 18 miles from Junction 9 and 11 miles from Junction 6 of the M40.
It sits 20 miles from Oxford and 10 miles from Bicester.