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Wedding days are said to be one of the most important days of your life. Lots of people aim to make their wedding day a perfect occasion and what better way to celebrate your wedding than to hire a beautiful luxury country house or large holiday barn to celebrate the special occasion?
Luxury country houses, big barns and large rural retreats can be a good option for wedding receptions as many have large grounds where it may be possible to put up a marquee in the summer or large reception areas for other times of year. Many luxury self-catering accommodation providers know local caterers and entertainers and will be able to make personal recommendations to help make your wedding reception a truly memorable occasion.
Some luxury country houses are even licensed to hold weddings and can be hired for wedding ceremonies.
To narrow down your search you may wish to look for luxury wedding venues in England, Scotland, Wales or Ireland.
After the whirlwind of your wedding day, you may be looking to rent a lovely romantic retreat or a love nest where you and your spouse can escape, unwind and make special memories.
When looking for a venue for your reception or a house where you can get married, it can be helpful to have a checklist to go over important considerations like maximum capacity of reception rooms and available parking.
We hope you find the perfect venue for your big day or wedding reception on Cottage Gems.
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