If you’re dreaming of a wedding that’s truly one-of-a-kind, The West Usk Lighthouse offers a historic and intimate setting near Newport, where the Severn and Usk Estuaries meet. This Grade II listed lighthouse, built in 1821, provides a romantic and charming backdrop for couples who want a celebration that stands out. With breathtaking panoramic views of the Bristol Channel and the Welsh hills, it’s perfect for those who love the beauty of both sea and countryside.
While the lighthouse itself no longer hosts ceremonies, you can say your vows outdoors by the sea wall and gardens, surrounded by nature’s beauty. For your reception, a permanent marquee on the grounds offers a comfortable and stylish space to celebrate with your loved ones.
The West Usk Lighthouse is ideal for couples who want a relaxed, personalized wedding experience. The lighthouse interior is quirky and cozy, offering a unique space for photos and memories, even though the main events take place in the marquee.
The West Usk Lighthouse offers a historic and intimate setting with breathtaking panoramic views of the Bristol Channel and Welsh hills, perfect for couples who want a one-of-a-kind wedding experience by the sea.
Yes, while ceremonies are held outdoors by the sea wall and gardens, the reception takes place in a permanent marquee on the grounds, accommodating up to 100 guests for both events.
The marquee accommodates up to 100 guests for ceremonies and receptions, with seating for 80 guests during the wedding breakfast.
Yes, couples have exclusive use of The West Usk Lighthouse during their wedding, ensuring privacy and a personal atmosphere throughout the day.
Absolutely. The West Usk Lighthouse is a DIY venue which offers complete flexibility; you can select your own caterers, entertainers, and other suppliers without restrictions.
No, there is no corkage fee at The West Usk Lighthouse, so you are welcome to bring your own drinks for your celebration.
The venue offers distinctive onsite accommodations including a honeymoon suite with sea views and the charming Light-Keeper’s Lodge, perfect for wedding couples and close guests.
Yes, live music, fireworks, and fire ceremonies are welcomed with no curfew, allowing for a lively and unforgettable wedding party.
Yes, the quirky and cozy interior of the historic lighthouse provides a unique and memorable backdrop for wedding photos, even though main events occur in the marquee.
The lighthouse was built in 1821 to guide ships safely, decommissioned in 1922, and served as a WWII lookout before becoming the charming and unique wedding venue it is today.