Cain Manor is one of six romantic, exclusive-use wedding venues owned by Bijou. This delightful Surrey country house wedding venue is perched on the brow of a hill with stunning views over the North Downs. Bursting with rustic English countryside charm, the oak-framed manor is perfect for barn-style celebration.
The Elizabethan manor is a cosy, home-from-home venue with hidden nooks and crannies for your guests to enjoy. It is licensed for civil ceremonies for up to 123 guests in the beautiful Music Room or outside on the patio or under the gazebo.
During spring and summer, the manicured lawns which lead down into wildflower meadows and lush forest are perfect for an outdoor wedding. During cooler months, the Music Room’s triple-height ceiling looks stunning festooned with fairylights, as golden light pours in through cathedral windows and fires roar. In any season, the luxury banquets prepared by their in-house chefs will delight your guests before your all dance the night away.
The manor is one of the finest wedding venues in the Surrey-Hampshire area. The country house and grounds offer numerous beautiful photo spots, from the cosy Library to the backdrop of the Surrey countryside. The manor also boasts a beautifully-appointed bridal suite, 12 further guest bedrooms and a swimming pool and tennis courts so you can relax with your loved ones before or after the wedding.
Bijou venues operate only on an exclusive use basis so couples choosing to host their wedding at Cain Manor can treat it as their own home for the duration of their celebration. Invite the wedding party to prepare for the big day in a calm, relaxed environment, then host family and friends overnight, and enjoy a hearty breakfast the following morning.
Your entire day is guaranteed to go smoothly with Bijou’s specialist wedding planning team in control for your total peace of mind.
Charming barn-style, country house wedding venue on the Surrey-Hampshire border
Able to host up to 123 guests for indoor or outdoor wedding ceremonies and up to 170 guests for an evening reception
Stay your vows in the beautiful Music Room, a rustic barn ceremony and reception space
World-class banqueting menus prepared by specialist in-house cheffing teams
Enjoy unrivalled service and expert knowledge from Bijou’s experienced wedding planning team
Stunning bridal suite with country views and 12 further guest bedrooms
Hands-on, friendly support and advice from the moment you first visit
Specialist wedding day team and management
World-class banqueting menus prepared by specialist in-house cheffing teams
Just a quick and enormous thank you to all of the wonderful staff at Cain Manor who made our wedding day on Saturday so special. The staff all day and evening on Saturday, and Sunday morning too were incredible. Very well done and a huge thank you to the whole team.
Sent on 24/06/2019
Andy Brown
· Married on 28/10/2020
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Scam artists
Please look up this company on google or trust pilot, all positive reviews fake. Stay well clear.
Sent on 09/09/2020
Adam Gibbs
· Married on 09/05/2020
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20% discount - for no wedding!
After my experience, I'd like to simply suggest potential customers google some of the following media stories- which all name this company (and I'm in some of the stories). This is by no means an exhaustive list of their recent coverage.
1) 'Which' website - 'Couples jilted at altar by wedding venues cancelling big day – and pocketing their cash'
2) BBC website - ''Our wedding is cancelled but we still have to pay'
3) BBC One Show "Watchdog - Weddings"
4) Guardian - "Cancelled weddings – refusal to issue refund may be breach of law"
5) Surrey live - "Couple 'heartbroken' after Bijou Weddings cancels big day and asks for 80% cancellation fee"
As a statement of fact, Bijou still have £13,000 of my money for a wedding in May 2020, that they cancelled, and will not refund us.
Adam French, the Senior Consumer rights editor for 'Which', confirmed on ITV news on 26 May 2020 that "as part of this investigation, we have passed on the details of 12 venues - including the Bijou Group - to the regulator (The Competition and Markets Authority" for further investigation'.
Those organisations working in customer services would do well to consider that their reputation is a more valuable long term asset than any bank balance which has been inflated - based on what what some might think to be deliberate contractual ambiguity. Of course, we were presumably all supposed to know from the outset that Bijou could cancel our wedding and charge us 80% of the total cost!
