Quintessential English gems nestled among the hills and woodlands, rural countryside locations give a perfect backdrop to rustic Wedding Venues. Boho style décor, natural high wooden beams, organic flowers and floating lights all contribute to that rustic feel couples aspire to. For that something extra memorable, llamas have become the ultimate trendsetter to provide that rustic wedding experience
Fison Barn offers a picturesque ‘blank canvas' - you have the flexibility to organise the catering, decoration and entertainment exactly as you want it.
Nanny Brow is a stunning Arts and Crafts property in the heart of the Lake District. We cater for intimate and exclusive weddings (up to 45 people) with first class, friendly service.
In the idyllic Surrey countryside, we have our premier venue, with un-obstructed panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, Henhaw provides a stunning platform for your marquee wedding festival.
Set in a rural location on the edge of the Cotswolds, and convenient for local churches, The Gables Hotel is a delightful setting for wedding receptions and civil ceremonies.
The West Mill is a Grade I Listed former industrial mill dating back to the early 1800’s. The mill has been restored and converted into a beautiful wedding venue creating a magnificent setting.
The Westgate Suites is a unique wedding venue and private hire space housed in a beautifully restored Victorian textile mill in the heart of Long Eaton, Derbyshire.
Idyllic Countryside location for a marquee; unique working farm with guest accommodation; locally sourced fresh cuisine: wedding planning service complimentary.
A truly private Cheshire-brick barn conversion wedding venue with exposed timber roof trusses, a wealth of features and gardens in the Cheshire countryside.
A fairy tale Castle, ivy clad ruined walls, medieval moat and a twin towered gatehouse entrance all await for your perfect day. The ideal backdrop for all of your photos.
The Cardinals Hatt is an established family run hotel set within the Cornish countryside with outstanding views and a picturesque landscape, conveniently located just ten minutes from Plymouth
Moreves Barn is an outstanding 17th Century timber framed barn set in the beautiful Suffolk countryside and has been meticulously restored with the utmost attention to detail
Situated in beautiful surroundings next to River Stour & able to offer boat trips as part of your day. Approved venue for civil ceremonies (80 for a ceremony, 70 for seated meal & 100 mixed occupancy)
Right in the heart of the Cheshire countryside lies The Brook Hall Hotel, a charming country hotel with a range of suites that are perfect for your special day.
Wyresdale Park offers a collection of beautiful rustic barns, country house, boating lake and glamping all on the western slopes of the Forest of Bowland in Lancashire.
A hidden elopement venue in the Scottish West Highlands for the artistic, creative and eclectic couple.
St Mary's is the perfect sanctuary for a small home-made wedding.
Your special day is a time of joyous celebration, there’s no more fitting place to let friends and loved
ones share it than the Botanical Gardens in Birmingham.
The Crown Inn is an idyllic English Inn that dates back to the 13th Century, nestling in a quiet corner of the picture perfect village green of Chiddingfold.
With stunning views of central Ayrshire, the mountains of the Scottish Highlands and the Firth of Clyde from Arran to Jura, Dundonald’s dramatic Castle offers a truly magical setting for your wedding.
Are there any rustic wedding venues located nearby city centres?
While many rustic wedding venues are located in rural areas, there are also some options located near city centres. These venues can provide the rustic atmosphere while still being easily accessible for guests. It's worth researching venues in both urban and rural locations to find the best fit for your wedding vision and budget.
Do rustic wedding venues offer all inclusive packages?
Some rustic wedding venues may offer all-inclusive packages that include catering, decorations, and other services. These packages can be a good option for couples who want a stress-free planning experience, but they may also come with a higher price tag. Other venues may allow you to bring in your own vendors or handle some of the planning details yourself.
How far in advance should I book a rustic wedding venue?
The booking timeline for a rustic wedding venue can vary depending on the popularity of the venue and the time of year. Some venues may be booked out up to two years in advance for peak wedding season, while others may have more availability with less lead time. It's generally a good idea to start researching and visiting venues at least a year in advance of your preferred wedding date.
What are some types of rustic wedding venue to look at?
Rustic wedding venues can vary widely, but some popular options include barns, farms, vineyards, and lodges. These types of venues often have a natural, outdoor feel, with plenty of greenery, wood, and stone accents. Some rustic venues may also include historic buildings or unique features like waterfalls or gardens.
What do rustic wedding venues cost to hire?
The cost of hiring a rustic wedding venue can vary widely depending on factors like location, amenities, and guest capacity. Some venues may charge a flat fee for a rental period, while others may have additional fees for catering, decorations, and other services. The average cost for a rustic wedding venue in the UK is around £5,000-£8,000.
Will there be access to a bridal suite at a rustic wedding venue?
Many rustic wedding venues will have a designated bridal suite or getting-ready area for the wedding party to use. These spaces may include amenities like mirrors, dressing areas, and seating. Some venues may also have separate groomsmen suites or getting-ready areas.
