Wedding venue and reception suggestions - post in here

[Becky86 10]

We would like to get married in the old side and have the wedding breakfast and disco in the larger seperate building. I loved the old side for the wedding breakfast but it isn't big enough for that or the evening reception, however I did really like the other building as it is the prefect size.

[Hargate 10]

Hi

I own Hargate Hall and we have set up a facebook group so that people can get an impartial view of us. If you go to facebook and search for "hargate weddings" we should come up . I am sure any past brides and grooms will hale answer any questions that you have. or of course you can contact us directly to arrange to look around!

[dongle 10]

hi

with the old side you get the use of 3 rooms, the room your married in, the room thats set up for the dj and the bar area room, plus theres the large hallway that had some seating.

plus you get to use the lawned area outside, we had around 120 people in the evening.

[CocoCatering 10]

Has anyone had any experiences with Hargate Hall in the Peak District?

 

Looks amazing and seems very flexible, would just like to hear of anyone who has had or attended a wedding there.

 

Thanks Em xxx

 

Hi Em,

 

We have catered for weddings at Hargate Hall and it is a lovely venue. The hallway is an amazing location for intimate wedding receptions and you can also have a marquee which is great for larger numbers, plus the grounds are beautiful for your photographs.

 

Blanche x

[em2656 10]

Yay!!!

 

We have now booked Hargate Hall for our wedding weekend in June 2011

 

I am so, so happy. It's absolutely gorgeous.

 

So many plans to make, diets to start lol and money to start saving.

 

Just thought I'd share with a few like minded giddy girlies hehehe xxx

[lwb-wedding 10]

wow! Amazing Venue, sent you a pm over about the planning part x

[weddingdaze 10]

Congratulations - Hargate Hall is a beautiful venue!

[weddingdaze 10]

Hi everyone, I wanted to let the forum know that from this Summer, Cusworth Hall in Doncaster will be available for civil marriage ceremonies.

 

Cusworth Hall is an elegant Georgian mansion set in its own landscaped park and makes an ideal venue for your special day. The Hall was built by George Platt and James Paine in the mid 18th century using the leading craftsmen and artists in the country to realise their designs. After 200 years as a family home it has been open to visitors as a popular museum and tourist facility for South Yorkshire for almost 50 years.

 

To celebrate the launch of civil marriage ceremonies at Cusworth Hall, The Wedding Daze are inviting you to an Open Day which will showcase the venue and allow you to meet a fantastic range of wedding specialists.

 

SUNDAY 25th APRIL 2010

11-4pm

FREE ENTRY

 

The Cusworth Hall team will be on hand to show couples around the venue and answer any questions on the Open Day.

 

If you are interested in Cusworth Hall for your wedding celebration please contact:

 

T: 01302 782342 E: cusworth@doncaster.gov.uk

 

W: http://theweddingdaze-bespokeweddingplanners.blogspot.com/2010/03/cusworth-hall-wedding-open-day-sunday.html

 

W: http://www.doncaster.gov.uk/Leisure_in_Doncaster/Museums_and_Galleries/Cusworth_Hall_and_Park/Cusworth_Hall_and_Park_Main_Page.asp

[Trotterette 10]

Do you know anyone who has got married at either St Johns church, Ranmoor or St Timothys church, Crookes?

[lwb-wedding 10]

Both are beautiful churches but if I had to pick my favourite it would have to be St Johns at Ranmoor

[Trotterette 10]

Thanks,

 

Have also just 'discovered' St Marks in Broomhill - this also falls within our parish. Has anyone got married here?

 

All are beautiful churches!

[Caz.makin83 10]

Do you know anyone who has got married at either St Johns church, Ranmoor or St Timothys church, Crookes?

 

Hi.

 

I am getting married at St Timothys in September. I was baptised there and have attended the church for over 20 years. It is a gorgus building, recently refurbish with a modern twist. Its adaptable for big or small weddings and extremely personal and comfortable. The vicar is also a close friend and a lovely gentleman.

 

I have also been to both St Johns and St Marks both of which are gorgus buildings. (although i always found St Marks a little dark) I think if you want something grand then St Johns but obviuosly personal choice would be St Tims all the way!

 

Hope you find the perfect venue!!