Wedding venues in Hampshire
| Favourite Hampshire wedding venues that we have photographed at: | ||
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An unusual wedding venue if you are after something a bit different! | |
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Tylney Hall in Hook, is a Grade II listed mansion with stunning gardens, including a rose garden and a lake. As a result there are endless opportunities for your wedding photographs!
The hotel also has a separate room for civil wedding ceremonies. The room has a balcony, so the second photographer can get a great viewpoint. In addition there are 112 bedrooms for your guests, removing the stress of organising transport for them! |
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Tithe Barn near Petersfield in Hampsire, a beautifully restored barn that has old charm combined with the modern conveniences of insulation and underfloor heating. The barn has a license for civil ceremonies. The barn and neighbouring meadow is exclusive to you.
Of significance there aren't too many wedding venues that can accommodate larger parties. The Tithe Barn can cater for up to 250 guests. |
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Cain Manor is a beautiful oak-frame Elizabethan Manor House, situated on the North Downs on the Surrey / Hampshire borders, near Farnham. A Bijou wedding venue, the house has been restored to be a dedicated wedding venue.
The venue is licensed for civil and partnership ceremonies inside (or outside!) for up to 120 guests. Inside there is a balcony for the second photographer to capture another viewpoint. Complete with 14 bedrooms, the bridal suite has great light for photographs. |
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Highfield Park near Hook in Hampshire is a Queen Anne mansion with a stylish modern interior. The hotel can host both the ceremony and the reception and has one of the most stunning staircases we've seen for wedding photographs. Outside is an endearing temple for some unusual images. Last time we used the temple to get some outside shots of the couple as it was raining, they sheltered in the temple, while we carried on. Luckily we've invested in water sealed cameras! | |
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