Wilderhope Manor Wedding
Wilderhope Manor Wedding
Wilderhope Manor, located in the picturesque Shropshire countryside of England, is a stunning Grade I listed Elizabethan manor that serves as a unique and romantic wedding venue. The manor, which dates back to the 16th century, offers a perfect blend of historic charm and modern amenities, beautifully restored with an elegant Bridal suite complete with a 4 poster bed and roll top bath. Yet it still boasts it’s original Elizabethan features such as oak panelling, plasterwork and fireplaces. All of which add to making it a perfect setting for a traditional yet contemporary wedding.
The Grounds and Gardens
The manor's gardens and grounds are also a highlight of the property. With a mix of formal gardens and wildflower meadows, as well as a picturesque pond, the gardens offer multiple choices of spot to host ceremonies, canapés reception and photographs. The beautiful countryside that surrounds the manor is also an excellent place for a romantic stroll and more photographs.
Catering
Wilderhope Manor also offers a fully-equipped kitchen and a team of experienced staff to help with catering, service, and setup.
Versatility
The manor also offers several different options for overnight accommodation, making it an ideal choice for destination weddings. The manor can accommodate up to 42 guests in the eight bedrooms and 11 bathrooms. This will be perfect if your guests are coming from out of town or you just want an excuse to make a full weekend of it and want to spend an extra day to enjoy the beautiful countryside.
In Summary
To summarise, Wilderhope Manor is a truly unique and romantic wedding venue. It’s beautiful Elizabethan architecture, picturesque gardens and grounds, and rich history make it an ideal choice for couples looking for something a little different. The venue is also versatile, adaptable to accommodate all types of celebration, intimate or grand,.
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