Wedding venues

Friars Court, Clanfield, Oxfordshire OX18 2SU

Great for: Weddings, Exclusive use, Country house

• Up to 80 guests
• Civil ceremony licence
• Outdoor ceremony space
• Exclusive use
• Gardens
• Museum
• Wheelchair-accessible paths

Mid-17th-century Cotswold stone house inside a 500-year-old moat at Clanfield, Oxfordshire, on a site founded by the Knights of St John in 1149. A ceremony-only venue: vows in the gardens for up to 80, with the Garden Room as the indoor option, and receptions held elsewhere.

Hidden Acres, Netherfield Road, Battle, East Sussex TN33 9PY

Great for: Weddings, Hotel, Exclusive use, Marquee venue

• Up to 150 guests
• Panoramic 9m x 21m marquee
• Dance floor and festoon lighting
• Chiavari chairs and trestle tables
• Farmhouse for 14 guests
• Three bell tents
• Ceremony lawn
• Styling and props shed
• Fire pits with seating
• Empty bar with fridges
• Field parking for 60 cars
• Ceremony speaker and microphone
• Wedding coordinator

Farmhouse wedding venue in Netherfield near Battle, hired exclusively for a whole Friday-to-Sunday weekend. A panoramic marquee takes 120 day and 150 evening guests, the farmhouse sleeps 14 and bell tents are included, with corkage-free drinks and your own caterers.

Duncton Mill, Dye House Lane, Duncton, Petworth, West Sussex GU28 0LF

Great for: Weddings, Corporate Events, Celebrations, Birthdays, Exclusive use

• Guest numbers: ask the venue
• Licensed wooden lakeside lodge
• Three licensed outdoor ceremony areas
• Level marquee pitch
• Lakeside decking
• Four lakes
• Mains electricity (extra charge)
• Marquee package
• Fishing tackle hire
• Management living on site

Family-run lakeside venue in the South Downs National Park near Petworth, with four lakes across 12 acres. A licensed wooden lodge and three licensed lakeside spots for ceremonies, a level marquee pitch for receptions, and private fishing days for companies.

Chiddingstone Castle, Hill Hoath Road, Chiddingstone, Kent TN8 7AD

Great for: Weddings, Country house

• Up to 600 guests
• Exclusive use
• Civil ceremony licence
• Orangery
• Marquee lawn
• Bridal suite
• Bar
• Tea room
• Gift shop
• Museum
• Gardens
• Lake
• Parking

Grade II* historic house and museum in Chiddingstone, Kent, closed to the public for weddings. Four licensed ceremony spaces include the award-winning Victorian Orangery. The Tudor Great Hall seats 80, evening receptions take 150, and South Lawn marquees take up to 600.