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On Hitched.co.uk since 2022
Last update: June 2024
Pencarrow is a wedding venue in Washaway, Cornwall. This beautiful Georgian manor house is the home of the Molesworth-St Aubyn family. It offers a unique blend of the traditional and the contemporary and is renowned for its refreshingly flexible approach to wedding planning. Whether you're dreaming of a large, formal celebration or a day of singing with old friends around a bonfire, the Pencarrow team is committed to helping you be as creative and quirky as you wish.
Facilities and Capacity
Pencarrow offers limitless possibilities for your wedding ceremony and reception. The venue is licensed to host both indoor and outdoor ceremonies. The manor house has four spectacular event areas: the Music Room, the Library, the Drawing Room, and the delightfully airy Tea Rooms, topped with a vaulted ceiling and perfect for intimate get-togethers of 50 people or fewer. If you prefer an outdoor ceremony, you are welcome to use the wonderfully romantic, wisteria-clad Arbour on the East Lawn. Their purpose-built Marquee provides the perfect setting for a large sit-down meal. The stunning Grade II* listed Gardens offer endless photo opportunities. Luxury camping facilities are also available for you and your guests to enjoy.
Services Offered
The Pencarrow wedding team encourages you to add creative personal touches and make your day your own. Whether you have your heart set on a cocktail bar tent or a puppet show for the children, if you can visualise it in your mind's eye, they'll do everything possible to source the talent and materials you need to make your dream a reality. Your happily ever after begins at Pencarrow, and they can't wait to make your wedding celebration an event unlike any other.
- Woman-owned
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