8 of the Best Wedding Venues in Herefordshire
A spot known for its picturesque countryside, rolling hills and abundance of British grown and reared produce, the county of Herefordshire is a real beauty. Made up of a patchwork of meadows, hedgerows, pastures and orchards, it has the pretty tranquil River Wye flowing through it, making it an abundant and flourishing backdrop to any wedding day.
Below we’ve collated 8 of our favourite wedding venues in the area to help you on your search.
1. Glewstone Court Country House
An award-winning wedding venue tucked away in an area of natural beauty, Glewstone Court Country House is a delight. A Grade II listed Georgian manor house, it has an elegant yet cosy home away from home feel to it as a family run estate. Known for their impeccable quality of service, having being rewarded the AA’s highest accolade for Outstanding Quality and Service in 2023, there’s no doubt you’ll feel special if you choose to get married here. Surrounded by pretty manicured lawns and home to a mediterranean feeling courtyard with gin and cocktail bar, there are an abundance of spaces to choose from for your celebrations. Exclusively yours for the weekend for you and up to 130 guests, the venue is filled with high ceilings, vintage furnishings and crystal chandeliers to form a stunning backdrop to your day.
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2. Hampton Court Castle
A timeless and elegant wedding venue, the stunning 15th century Hampton Court Castle is set amongst 500 acres of countryside, with picturesque vistas at every turn. Exclusively yours for the day, they can host all kinds of weddings both large and small within their exquisite reception rooms and manicured grounds. Say your vows in their own chapel complete with huge stained glass windows, pews and ornate painted ceilings, followed by drinks in their Central Courtyard with ornamental trees and views down to the Gatehouse. Their Grand Ballroom is a spectacular spot for the wedding reception with tall ceilings, lavish chandeliers and grand mirrors, and can host up to 120 guests for a seated meal. The venue also has 25 bedrooms for your guests to stay in too.
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3. Dewsall Court
A well-loved, exclusive hire wedding spot, Dewsall Court sits within 12 acres of beautiful grounds with views of the Black Mountains, and is surrounded by 1000 acres of pretty Duchy of Cornwall land. With a home away from home feel, you can expect cosy open fires, luxury amenities, stylishly decorated rooms and even an After Party Den in the cellar for you to enjoy with your nearest and dearest. Licensed to host weddings both inside and out, they have the option of their rustic Wainhouse barn, under the garden canopy, in their hand painted Chinoiserie room, or in their ancient church at the bottom of the garden. They’re able to host receptions of up to 170 guests, with a dedicated wedding coordinator and catering manager to help you plan everything with ease.
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4. The Shack Revolution
A cool, urban and industrial wedding venue, The Shack Revolution in the heart of the countryside is ideal for chic and alternative weddings, and forms a lovely rustic blank canvas for you to put your stamp on. The space is filled with industrial ceilings, exposed brick, panelled wood walls and hand-painted graphic backdrops and has lots of natural light, plants and living greenery. It is a licensed wedding venue for up to 120 guests and can host up to 150 guests in the main Workshop space for dinner and dancing.
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5. Eastnor Castle
A richly decorated early 19th century venue tucked away in the Malvern Hills, Eastnor Castle is the perfect spot for a decadent wedding. Located on a 5,000 acre parkland estate, they can host weddings both large and small across their charming wedding spaces. Exchange your vows in their beautifully decorated Gothic Drawing Room filled with opulent paintings, chandeliers and large windows with up to 80 guests, or outside on their lush lower terrace with up to 150 guests. Their Dining Room and Great Hall are both great choices for a reception and they have plenty of dance ready spaces too.
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6. Homme House
A pretty red brick Georgian style country house set amongst 5 acres of manicured gardens and 180 acres of historic parkland, Homme House is a cosy, family-owned and run wedding venue. They have 3 spaces licensed for civil ceremonies including their charming 17th century Gothic summer house within their Walled Garden for outdoor ceremonies. Receptions for up to 80 guests can be hosted in the house, or for up to 120 guests in a marquee on the lawn. The venue also has plenty accommodation that can sleep up to 34 guests.
7. The Haybarn
Sitting high in the Golden Valley countryside with views towards the Black Mountains and Dulas Brooks, The Haybarn is a lovely peaceful spot. Say your vows in their restored indoor/outdoor Cartshed, with open sides and lush green surroundings followed by a reception of up to 140 guests in their main Haybarn. With plenty of space for celebrating and dancing, cosy corners for catching up and a large bar area, you’ll have everything you need in one place.
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8. Barns and Yards
With the stunning Malvern Hills as its backdrop, Barns and Yards sits in the heart of the countryside and borders three counties - Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Gloucestershire. Part of Hanley Hall, it consists of a main Tudor barn and pretty farm cottages, all of which have been luxuriously restored and renovated to combine the old and the new, the rustic and the contemporary. Available for three day private hire, the venue is fully licensed for ceremonies inside the Cartshed with extensive panoramic views, or in their majestic oak Threshing barn for up to 100 guests. You also have the option of getting married on the shores of their lake or in the woodlands for a celebrant led ceremony. After that, celebrate the night away within their barn and really make the most of the long weekend there.
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