Normanton Church

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Rutland’s most iconic wedding venue. If you’re looking for somewhere special to hold your civil ceremony, then why not take a look at Normanton Church, set on the shores of Rutland Water? Steeped in history, Normanton Church retains a timeless architectural elegance. Deconsecrated in 1970, it offers a wonderful unique venue with its stunning design and waterfront location, and is available for civil ceremonies. Saved from the reservoir floor, the only thing flooding this venue is light. The many windows illuminate the arched interior and offer picturesque views out across the water. Exquisite beauty radiates in waves from this grade II listed building, built in the classical style. The church, originating from medieval times, was re-designed in 1826-9 by Thomas Cundy and his son, surveyors to the Grosvenor estate in Westminster. Its once threatened existence adds to the enchanting ambience of Normanton Church, which now stands a surviving treasure of the past. A Rutland icon, Normanton Church is stylistically evocative and a truly novel civil ceremony venue. This setting is guaranteed to create cherished memories doused in romanticism. Normanton Church is licenced to hold Civil Ceremonies and Partnerships, and is available seven days a week (subject to availability). So, is it your dream to have a wedding on the water in one of the finest, most recognisable buildings in the County of Rutland?

Experience

Year Business Was Established
2012
No. of Weddings Hosted
More than 50
Public Liability Insurance
Yes
No. of People In Team
5

Overview of Normanton Church

Wedding Venue Type
Museum / Attraction

Wedding Ceremony & Reception

Wedding license
Sound system available

Wedding Venue Details

Grade I/II Listed Building
On-site parking
Pet friendly
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Pricing for Normanton Church

Wedding Venue Hire Only
£650.00 – £850.00
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What's Included?
Exclusive use
Wedding coordinator available on the day
Furniture included
When hiring Normanton Church, the following is included; ➢ Exclusive venue hire for a 2-hour period ➢ Licensed for civil marriages and civil partnerships ➢ Dedicated member of the Weddings Team to look after you on the day ➢ Use of grounds for photographs ➢ Ivory pillar candles (lit prior to your arrival) ➢ Seating for up to 100 guests ➢ Complimentary car parking for guests in main car park ➢ Exclusive wedding car access to church causeway ➢ Up to 5 accessible parking spaces near the church ➢ Bluetooth sound system ➢ Great Rutland countryside location close to A1 and A47 with nearby market towns of Stamford, Oakham & Uppingham with an excellent choice of hotels, restaurants and pubs, perfect for accommodation and celebrations. ➢ You can enhance your ceremony by arriving on the Rutland Belle or booking a florist or venue decorator. ➢ Registrars fees not included
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Location & Contact Details for Normanton Church

Wedding Venue Address
Normanton Park Rd, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 8HD, England, United Kingdom
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What makes Normanton Church a unique wedding venue in Rutland?

Normanton Church stands out as Rutland's most iconic wedding venue due to its stunning waterfront location on Rutland Water and its timeless architectural elegance. The church's many windows illuminate the arched interior with natural light and offer picturesque views across the water, creating a captivating atmosphere for civil ceremonies.

Is Normanton Church licensed for civil wedding ceremonies and partnerships?

Yes, Normanton Church is licensed to hold civil ceremonies and partnerships. It is available seven days a week, subject to availability, making it a convenient and versatile choice for couples planning their special day.

Can I hold my wedding ceremony at Normanton Church any day of the week?

Normanton Church is available for civil ceremonies seven days a week, subject to availability. It is recommended to book in advance to secure your preferred date.

What is the historical significance of Normanton Church?

Originally a medieval church redesigned between 1826-1829 by Thomas Cundy and his son, notable surveyors to the Grosvenor estate, Normanton Church was saved from flooding when Rutland Water reservoir was created. It is now a Grade II listed building, representing a unique architectural treasure with a rich history.

Where is Normanton Church located?

Normanton Church is located in Oakham, Rutland, England. The precise postcode is LE15 8HD, situated on the scenic shores of Rutland Water.

Is Normanton Church suitable for a romantic and memorable wedding?

Absolutely. With its exquisite classical architecture, waterfront setting, and enchanting ambiance, Normanton Church offers an evocative, romantic venue that guarantees cherished memories for your wedding day.

What type of architectural style does Normanton Church feature?

Normanton Church is built in the classical style. Its design, dating from its re-modeling in the early 19th century, features timeless architectural elegance with a striking arched interior illuminated by numerous windows.

Has Normanton Church been used as a church since its establishment?

Normanton Church was deconsecrated in 1970, meaning it is no longer used for religious services but remains an exceptional venue for civil ceremonies and special events.

Can I expect natural light and scenic views during a ceremony at Normanton Church?

Yes, the church's many large windows flood the interior with natural light and offer stunning views across Rutland Water, enhancing the wedding ceremony experience with breathtaking scenery.

How can I book a wedding ceremony at Normanton Church?

To book your wedding ceremony at Normanton Church, it is advisable to contact the venue directly to check availability, understand any requirements, and arrange your booking well in advance to secure your preferred date.

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