Weddings
FIND OUT MORE
What is included at the venue
Exclusive use of the walled gardens venue
The Glasshouse (Indoor Civil Ceremony)
The Garden Kitchen (Evening food)
The Pavilion (Wedding Reception)
Landscaped gardens (for photos, outdoor ceremonies and garden games)
Keepers Cottage (wedding preparation with fully fitted shower, WC and wash room facilities, long mirrors and dressing tables)
Dance floor area
Tables and chairs
Access to our photobooth
What is provided by the in-house Catering and Events Team
Before your wedding day
Full event organisation from the moment you book right up until the big day itself. You are invited to a Wedding Experience Event held at Combermere Abbey, subject to availability and date of wedding; please confirm details with our Events Team. A small fee is applicable.
On your wedding day
Two reception drinks per person
Canapés included with the Deluxe and Premier packages
A wonderful three, or four course meal
Up to half a bottle of your chosen wine per person (additional bottles can be purchased)
Still and sparkling water and juices throughout the meal
A glass of sparkling wine or champagne per person for the toast
All non-package drinks are provided by our fully licensed bar
All required crockery, cutlery, glassware
and service linens
A Front of House Director
Team of experienced serving staff
An easel to display your table plan
A cake stand and knife
Canapés included with the Deluxe and Premier packages
A wonderful three, or four course meal
Up to half a bottle of your chosen wine per person (additional bottles can be purchased)
Still and sparkling water and juices throughout the meal
A glass of sparkling wine or champagne per person for the toast
All non-package drinks are provided by our fully licensed bar
All required crockery, cutlery, glassware
and service linens
A Front of House Director
Team of experienced serving staff
An easel to display your table plan
A cake stand and knife
What is not provided?
A separate fee payable to the church or register office. Please note that you need to book the registrar or church yourselves.
