Winter Weddings

The most romantic season to get married?

As we approach the middle of Autumn, our thoughts turn to Winter weddings. Spring and Summer are still the most popular months to get married but we want to know why? Is this tradition? Or to do with the possibility of bad weather stopping guests getting to you? (however as folk travel all over Christmas, this doesn't make sense). There are so many reasons to opt for a winter wedding - roaring log fires, candles, fairy lights, snow….no sweaty faces, no melting make up… And apart from a few days around Christmas, Venues and wedding suppliers often offer impressive discounts (not to mention availability). So why not get married in January and February? You would be doing your friends a favour - something to look forward to in those dreary winter months… and saving yourself a fortune in the process!!

So what to do want from a venue in the Winter? You want rich, sumptuous colours, romantic lighting, luxury, warmth, and most definitely glamour! One Wnitehall Place situated on the Thames, is all of those things.

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If you are planning a last minute wedding, it is not too late - many venues still do have dates left. We know for sure that Kew Gardens in Richmond does. Imagine the beautiful wintery view you'd have?

Outside of London we've chosen the absolutely gorgeous Elmore court in Gloucestershire - the rich jewel colours - rubies, sapphires and deep velvety greens, the roaring log fires, frost covered grounds….

And another fantastic choice would be

The Epstein Theatre in Liverpool. City venues come into their own in the winter months and this one is truly unique. You can actually get married on the infamous stage!