Somerset Wedding Venues

Come and ‘tide’ the knot at the West Country’s favourite attraction! The Grand Pier is a truly unique, iconic and wonderfully British venue situated in the historical seaside town of Weston-super-Mare. The outstanding setting, located a quarter of a mile out to sea, boasts stunning sea views and provides the perfect back drop for you to say ‘I Do’. It’s almost guaranteed to be unlike anything you or your guests have ever experienced before!

At the heart of the World Heritage City, Bath’s Historic Venues are beautiful buildings that were originally built for hospitality and entertainment.

Wookey Hole Caves are some of the most beautiful caves in the world and house some amazing rock formations and stunning clear pools. Carved by the River Axe over millions of years and with thousands of years of human history this makes a truly magical and atmospheric venue for wedding ceremonies.

The Orangery Lawn at Hestercombe is just one perfect setting available for your dream wedding.

As one of the top wedding destinations in Somerset, Hestercombe is nestled in tranquil countryside and boasts the most spectacular sweeping lawns, and historic gardens.

Welcome to Brean Country Club, Somerset the home of Brean Golf Club and Somerset’s new wedding & events venue.

Cadbury House offers the Ultimate in versatility for your wedding plans allowing you to impress your guests with the stunning venue and entertain in style.

Planning the wedding of the year in Somerset?

Imagine starting your married life together in our breath-taking 800 year old medieval Palace.

The Winter Gardens Pavilion is one of the largest venues of its kind in the South West, and since the late 1920s it has hosted many famous acts.

“Looking for somewhere really special to stay, look no further you have found it”, “I don’t think I have ever been made to feel so welcome”, are just some of our recent 5-star reviews. This historic hotel has been lovingly renovated with bedrooms individually designed for complete relaxation and comfort.

Built between 1175 and 1490 Wells Cathedral in Somerset has been described as “the most poetic of the English Cathedrals”.