Wedding Venues in Oxfordshire

This southeast county is home to the renowned University of Oxford, but that's not the only thing that brings people here. You have the stony hills of the Cotswolds, the oldest botanic garden in the world, not to mention Michelin-starred restaurants, laid back pubs, breweries, and distilleries. Hosting your wedding in Oxfordshire means you have access to ancient history, top quality local produce, and picturesque scenery that will make for dreamy wedding photos. You can celebrate your vows in a 300-year-old Gothic manor house in Abingdon or in a charming Oxford hotel. Or you can extend your search into Central London and have even more options.

Spoilt for Venue Choices in Oxfordshire

Oxfordshire has so many brilliant venues in its cities, towns, and villages that you might have trouble deciding which one you like best. Consider your tastes and your personal style as you browse. Do you fall in love with every rustic barn you see? Or would you happily live in a Victorian mansion for all of your days? Oxfordshire has a plethora of romantic halls, ancient inns, barns and mills, upscale hotels, mansions, libraries, and even a monastery that will happily host your big day.

Next Steps: Reaching Out and Scheduling Tours

When you have a list of Oxfordshire wedding venues you really like, it's time to start scheduling walkthroughs of each facility. Ask if they are available on your date and if you have a rough idea of your guest list, how many people they can accommodate. Ask yourself if your wedding will need overnight accommodation for you or your guests, if that's needed. The good thing is that more than 80% of Oxfordshire venues have accommodation for both! There are plenty of venues that can host medium sized weddings with those amenities you are looking for.

Before you tour wedding venues in Oxfordshire, prepare a list of questions. Be sure to ask about the venue's wedding packages and how much each cost. Does the facility have its own suppliers or will you be expected to find your own? Sometimes venues have a list of recommended vendors they've worked with in the past, and having a copy of this list can make your search easier. Finally, ask about deposits, the cancellation policy, whether you'll have access to a day-of coordinator, and, if it's outdoors, how they'll handle a spot of rain.