Close to Manchester City Centre, this beautiful home is the ideal place for your wedding. It is the former home of Manchester’s most famous Victorian writer, Elizabeth Gaskell.

The legendary Charlotte Bronte visited the house in 1851 and commented that it was “a large cheerful, airy house, quite out of Manchester smoke.” If she can vouch for it, then you know it must be a stunner!

From the cosy, book-lined Study, to the elegant Drawing Room, with its Boudoir Grand piano, both rooms provide a special space for your wedding ceremony. Both complete with Victorian furnishings and furniture to suit your wedding party, these period rooms are perfect for the couple wanting something unique, intimate and with plenty of charm.

Following the ceremony, we can provide a drinks reception in the delightful period Dining Room, which is also where Elizabeth wrote her famous novels, short stories and letters.

The beautifully restored gardens with its mix of heritage and native planting schemes, offer another option for your drinks reception on a warm day and provides a stunning backdrop for wedding photographs.

The Houses light and airy basement, includes what was originally the Servants Hall and former Kitchen and provide the perfect space for your wedding celebrations, whether that be a traditional afternoon tea, a buffet or a formal sit-down meal.

Available for exclusive use, this beautifully restored house with spectacular period rooms and villa style garden, will provide a unique and stunning backdrop for your wedding.

The Monastery is an award-winning wedding venue in Manchester. The Grade II listed building creates a theatrical backdrop for a visually stunning wedding. Just a short drive from the Manchester city center, free parking and well connected by public transport means the venue is perfect for traveling guests.

The venue is adored by many, even HRH The Queen and HRH Prince Charles have expressed their love for the venue.

With space for up to 400 guests, you can truly have a grand affair or dial it down for a smaller affair in a grand setting.

Grove House is a Grade II listed Georgian Mansion set on the outskirts of London. The venue offers a serene landscape, elegant interiors and original period features. There are over four acres of stunning grounds for an intimate countryside photoshoot. There is even accommodation in the conference centre, a short walk around the private lake.

With many function spaces to offer, from the Portrait Room which is licensed for ceremonies of up to 150 guests. The room features a grand fireplace plus floor to ceiling windows. To the charming Terrace Room overlooks the pristine gardens and is licensed for up to 60 guests. And for your reception, Grove House can seat up to 150 guests for a dinner and 200 guests standing.

A gorgeous Grade I listed mansion set in the quaint area of Quantock Hills. The house was built in 1739, it features traditional English Regional Baroque architecture. It is set upon 10 acres of landscaped gardens and is surrounded by tranquil countryside.

The entire venue oozes traditional grandeur with its Victorian Ballroom, Orchard and even a Vaulted Undercroft. There are multiple options to host both your ceremony and reception, with exclusive use of the entire property.

This 17th-century castle is the perfect fairytale backdrop for your gay wedding. The castle has been restored to ensure the period pieces shine. The team at Walton Castle pride itself on being a bespoke venue so that no two weddings are the same.

The venue offers 3 licensed areas to host your ceremony or reception. There is also accommodation, an indoor heated swimming pool and even a hot tub.