Wedding Venues in UK

Our Wedding Planner website offers: A fully controllable Wedding gifts list; you can add your own needs, select from the items already added (most by other users of our site) or selelct the expanding range of Amazon products, literally choose any item form Amazon via the ourweddingplanner.co.uk website and it gets added to our database and to your giftlist. We have a wedding planner directory displaying businesses offering services specifically for planning a wedding, from party planning to photography and all on one site. Its totally FREE to use and we don't force you or your friends to buy from anywhere, the giftlist is for your friends to choose the gift and buy it from whichever shop they choose. Once registered you will see even more and keep popping back as we develop the project further to help and support you.

<p>Crowcombe Court is a beautiful Grade 1 listed mansion sitting in a sheltered position on the edge of the Quantock Hills, just 8 miles from Taunton in Somerset. With the formal public rooms of the Great Hall, the Ballroom and the Dining Room, the nightclub style Vaulted Undercroft, as well as the delightful grounds, Crowcombe Court has it all!</p>

BASE Events Venue in Cyprus is the perfect venue for any occasion. We are the perfect destination for Weddings, Christenings, corporate and private parties, music events, fashion shows, exhibitions, seminars, and more. We offer a unique, modern space with all the amenities and services you need to make your occasion memorable. Our experienced staff will guide you through the planning process and ensure that your needs are met, so you can just focus on having a wonderful time. Come experience BASE Events today!

Ye Olde Plough House was established 45 years ago by Mr Monk and started life as a small coffee shop without mains water and with no bathrooms or toilets. Extensive work has been undertaken over the years in order to refurbish and modernise the building and grounds. The old track from Brentwood through Bulphan to Tilbury once formed part of the Pilgrims way for those travelling to the shrines of Thomas a Becket in Canterbury and Our Lady of Walsingham, in Norfolk. One can imagine the weary pilgrims as they sought shelter, food and hospitality around the central health of Ye Olde Plough House. For apart from ruffians the whole area was rife with malaria. Today travellers still find sanctuary at Ye Olde Plough House on the busy A128 but they are travellers of a different kind. Now Ye Olde Plough House offers a warm welcome to passing motorists, tourists, foreign visitors on their way from the docks, businessmen and anyone who needs, for one reason or another, to be away from home.