Our Venues

Originally a Tithe Barn, Cripps is an 18th-century Cotswold barn in the Coln Valley. The rustic venue, with its flagstone floors, beams, and a roaring fireplace, has been transformed into a wedding venue for all seasons.

Ceremonies happen in the main barn, under its medieval chandelier, stone fireplace, and two entrances. For outdoor ceremonies, an Oak Pavilion in the gardens is a magical woodland setting.

With the captivating setting of the Estate and its grounds as your canvas, weddings at Dorfold are all about you and your vision. We are flexible and open-minded, allowing you to build your perfect day from the ground up – supported by a dedicated wedding coordinator and team every step of the way. Together, with the barn and within the grandeur and beauty of Dorfold, we will bring your dream to life, creating a once in a lifetime celebration of this new chapter in your life

Lying on the historic Trusley Estate, these beautiful barns are reached via a long private drive, meaning they feel utterly hidden away. Hidden among the countryside, Grangefields is in the heart of Derbyshire’s Golden Triangle.

A red-brick ceremony barn with soaring vaulted ceilings complements the dining room in a charming Dutch barn. With an open kitchen, a party room and a fully stocked bar, all set around a pretty courtyard, it’s hard to imagine somewhere better to celebrating in style.

Next to Edinstowe in Nottinghamshire, Hazel Gap sits on the historic Welbeck Estate. The red-brick barn is striking, with its crenellated entrance and a pair of watchtowers that curve around a picturesque courtyard.

Inside, the light-filled Oak Room has stunning views over the gardens and woodland and the bar flows seamlessly into the courtyard. It’s the perfect spot for guests to feast in style.

The Hazel Gap courtyard is surrounded by barn buildings. With its fountain, mulberry trees, seating, and planters, it is sheltered and peaceful. At night, the space comes alive with fairy lights, fire pits, and lanterns, creating a magical atmosphere.

This 18th-century barn lies in the Northumberland countryside, only 40 minutes from Newcastle. Keeping its historic charm, the barn has been restored and has a huge open fire and soaring ceilings.

With panoramic views over the neighbouring countryside and a sunny sheltered courtyard, it can be lit by over 100 flickering candles and fairy lights woven into its oak beams, creating an enchanting setting for ceremonies.

After the vows, it transforms into a drinks reception and dance floor and as night falls, fire pits, lanterns, and fairy-lit trees create a magical feel.

We have outdoor fire pits for guests to keep warm (or toast marshmallows).

We know all too well that the English weather is a bit hit and miss! The barn has advanced underfloor heating, roaring fires and candles for both warmth and atmosphere.

There are several options for music. You are welcome to plug in your own playlist (we have a lighting and sound system), you could have a DJ and DJ equipment, a live band or indeed a combination of all three.

We have outdoor fire pits for guests to keep warm (or toast marshmallows).

We know all too well that the English weather is a bit hit and miss! The barn has advanced underfloor heating, roaring fires and candles for both warmth and atmosphere.

There are several options for music. You are welcome to plug in your own playlist (we have a lighting and sound system), you could have a DJ and DJ equipment, a live band or indeed a combination of all three.

Surrounded by Warwickshire countryside, Shustoke Barn is an 18th-century red-brick beauty, lovingly reimagined by Cripps & Co.

Just a quick hop from Birmingham and Coventry, the barn, with its copper-topped bar and flagstone floors, evolves with your day: a candlelit ceremony beneath soaring timber beams leads into dinner and dancing under twinkling lights.

From the gallery, guests can watch chefs at work in the open kitchen, spinning magic on a giant rotisserie. Outside, gothic doors lead to a courtyard dotted with olive trees, fire pits, and a barbecue.

Tucked between Burford and Northleach, Stone Barn is a picture-perfect Cotswold wedding venue, steeped in rustic charm and easily accessible from London.

Once a working agricultural building, Cripps & Co. has lovingly reimagined it into a wedding venue brimming with character. Think flagstone floors underfoot, timber beams overhead, and a vast open fireplace crackling with warmth.

The adjoining Dutch barns have beautiful corrugated iron roofs and incredible views. These atmospheric spaces are split for the post-drinks ceremony up top and feasting down below. A wooden shelter in the Stone Barn grounds is an idyllic spot for outdoor ceremonies in the summer.

Built in the 16th century, The Tithe Barn is set within the grounds of the Duke of Devonshire’s majestic Bolton Abbey estate in the Yorkshire Dales. This Grade II* listed building is one of the largest exclusive-use wedding venues in the UK.

Inside, the barn’s majestic scale comes into its own. It is lit with uplights on the flagstone floor and fairy lights woven through the beams that support the barn’s elevated ceiling. Huge, medieval chandeliers refract candlelight around the room and colourful Moroccan stools are scattered around the bar.

Ceremonies take place in the main barn, and in the summer, outdoor ceremonies are held on the barn’s terrace with views across the Bolton Abbey Priory ruins.

Hidden in the Staffordshire countryside, the venue lies on a private estate among a two-acre Victorian walled garden. Once an organic utopia supplying London’s top restaurants, it is now bursting with flowers, trees and the occasional vegetable.

The Ceremony Room is strikingly modern and designed by RIBA-award-winning architect Seth Stein. It floats above the historic garden walls, with glass doors that spill onto a terrace overlooking the stunning grounds.

A wooden yurt built from steamed mountain ash and oak doors has picture-perfect views. At night, the dance floor is strung with fairy lights and festoons, creating a setting straight out of a storybook.