Tie the knot at Highfield Park

Exterior of Highfield Park

This beautiful mansion is set on 35 acres of breathtaking parklands, the perfect backdrop for couples looking for a stunning wedding album. Highfield Park is a beautiful country manor house with historic charm and modern elegance. The light and spacious indoor ceremony options allow couples to ensure their day mirrors their unique style while not forgoing the opulent grace a country manor house boasts. With beautiful bay windows and modern décor, it’s a timeless setting.  

Situated within lush parklands with a tree-lined driveway, Highfield Park gives the illusion of being deep within the countryside and is a hidden gem with gravel paths, beautifully cared-for flower grounds and an unhindered view of English country scenery. With two gorgeous outdoor locations, it’s the ultimate venue for events. The Foley, built in the 17th century, is a historic and beautiful structure adorned with flowers and romance, while The Pavilion boasts epic countryside views with a fresh and modern charm. The property can host ceremonies at these striking al fresco settings for unlimited guests, or the vows can take place in one of the grand indoor settings for up to 180 people and 160 for receptions. Couples will fi nd a beautiful sweeping spiral staircase that offers a wonderful backdrop for photographs. The unhindered views from the terrace, with ample space for fun and games, allow couples to be adventurous with entertainment and offer truly memorable experiences for loved ones to remember.  

All packages offer a complimentary menu tasting session for nearlyweds as well as a stay in the luxurious Bridal Suite for wedding nights. An anniversary dinner is offered with both the Timelessly Yours & Classically Yours packages. A dedicated wedding manager not only meets with lovebirds and helps with weddings but also attends and runs the day, allowing couples complete peace of mind and a feeling of trust that allows them to truly enjoy their special day.

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