Essex wedding venues features some of the most varied places to hold your wedding at. There are many singular types of structures that you can utilize and each offers something different. Whatever style you wish to have in your wedding, Essex can accommodate your needs easily and efficiently.

If you want a wedding that offers a homey feel that still makes it special, using one of the local country homes may be ideal. Fennes Estate with its Georgian architecture overlooks a hundred acre garden surrounding it. The more historical Newland Hall is made with Tudor architecture, and has a moat and a lake to help give this charming house a fairy tale feel.

You may decide to have your wedding in a hotel instead, and these are very lovely. Orsett Hall sets the mood when your guests arrive by displaying the ivy covered front as they drive up. The Wivenhoe Hotel is a romantic venue that maintains the intimacy of the wedding while keeping the fairy tale illusion in place allowing you to have the wedding of your dreams.

You may also choose to be married in a barn, and Essex has many historical ones. The Reed Room is one of the most popular barns in the area and it was built in 1810, and this wooden building is a favorite for a more relaxed wedding. Crabb’s Barn is a fifteenth century barn which has its own lake and garden to give you a storybook wedding.

The Stock Brook country club is one of the most fashionable locations for a wedding in Essex. This building offers you everything a traditional wedding should, will still giving you all the modern amenities. You may also choose the 3 Rivers golf and country club, which is a modern building that promotes its light and airy feel.

The most exclusive of the Essex wedding venues is the HK Estate. Not only is this estate beautiful, but they boast the best service in a wedding planning.

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There are many wedding castles where you can enjoy a wedding ceremony or reception that is not to be missed. France contains many chateaux’s that function as hotels and meeting and reception centers. You can have a full blown large wedding, small private wedding, civil ceremony or non-religious wedding at the many different castles in France.

A castle that is very easy to access due to its proximity to the international airport in Paris is Chateau de Montvillargenne. This offers a destination wedding but not too far so that it can still be affordable. The Loire valley has the Chateau des Briottieres, which is suitable for a smaller wedding. The chateau can accommodate up to 20 people. The surrounding grounds are exquisite and make for excellent photos and pictures.

The Loire Valley has smaller castles for a more private and intimate wedding. Chateau des Briottieres has 10 rooms and can accommodate 20 people. The surrounding grounds are excellent for activities and hiking.

Many individuals enjoy the Provencal lifestyle and wish to have a wedding that focuses on this simpler but still elegant culture. In Avignon the Chateau de Montcaud offers all that Province has to offer. If you are looking for more excitement then the chateau de Montcaus is on the French Riviera.

Scotland has many castles that offer beautiful grounds, scenery and surroundings. The castles themselves will have dining and accommodation options. Balfour castle is the found in the north of Scotland and has dramatic scenery as the North Sea and Atlantic Ocean meet just outside on the coast. What is described as a slice of heaven can be found on the Isle of Harris. Amhuinnsuidhe castle is this such place and offers wedding services.

Other castles in Scotland that can hold a wedding include Tulloch Castle, Traquair castle, Tower of Halibar, Stonefield castle, Stobo castle, Plane Castle, Myres Castle, Musckrach castle, Minard Castle, Mansfield Castle, Glengorm castle, Fernie Castle, Dundas Castle, Dalhousie Castle and Craigrownie castle.

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