Goodness, it would be utterly impossible to pick a favourite or the 'best' because incredible weddings happen here at Tower Hill Barns on the regular and we are 'all in' on every single one. From glorious summer weddings where couples and their guests delight on the terrace sipping cocktails bathed in the glow of golden hour, to intimate celebrations that twinkle during the festive season, and everything in between (including the quirky references to Lord Of The Rings and the celebrant-led ceremonies with the most personal hand-fasting rituals), we love them all. We're a crew that loves to play host and our venue is yours for the making!
Make sure that you fully discuss your vision for your big day with your wedding planner, this way they can ensure that nothing gets missed and make it happen for you.
One couple took the time to find a photograph of either the bride or groom with every single one of their guests and used them as their place cards. Such a personal touch which made their guests feel very special.
Rustic, welcoming, scenic, luxurious, idyllic
There are so many idyllic spots here to capture your perfect moments, but we think a dark and moody shot in the Outdoor Bar & fire pit chill out area with cool lighting are up there with the best. Why not check out our blog about the 10 Must Do Wedding Photos https://towerhillbarns.co.uk/blog/10-must-do-wedding-photos/
Yes - but we're very discreet!
There are so many to choose from but our King prawn tempura with sweet chilli & sesame always goes down a storm!
Homemade pizzas! (Our chefs can whip up a good midnight treat like no other)
Our secluded and intimate historic sandstone railway bridge is the unique setting for our outdoor ceremonies. Walk down the wildflower-lined aisle, to take your vows surrounded by stunning countryside views.
Anyone who has married here at Tower Hill Barns will tell you it’s more than just a venue. More than just a place to get married. It’s a feeling you get as you walk through the doors for the first time, a feeling of being ‘at home’. You arrive as strangers, but leave as friends.