Modest guest lists lend themselves to unusual and exceptional wedding venues. Be inspired by our top 5 venues for small and chic weddings in the UK.<\/p>\n
1. Temple of Apollo, Stourhead, Wiltshire<\/p>\n
Who for: Romantic couples who want a beautiful, classic and intimate ceremony. The garden temple will seat 30 guests to witness your wedding<\/p>\n
What: A tranquil paradise. Situated in one of the finest landscape gardens in the world, the stone built Temple of Apollo, built in 1765, is truly stunning. Looks familiar? You may well have seen it in the proposal seen in remake of Pride and Prejudice. If it\u2019s good enough for Keira Knightley Matthew MacFadyen\u2026<\/p>\n
Why: It\u2019s timelessly beautiful and will provide a magnificent backdrop for your wedding photographs<\/a>.<\/p>\n 2. Millbrook Estate, High Bickington, Devon<\/p>\n Who for: Nature lovers who want to be married hidden away, in a breath taking valley. Millbrook specialises in weddings for up to 20 guests, they also do \u2018Runaway Weddings\u2019 for less than four guests\u2026<\/p>\n Why: Stunning and very private, Millbrook is set within a valley location of 32 acres of beautiful countryside with lakes, wild flower meadows and mature woodland. Marry in the extremely intimate secret garden conservatory or in the summerhouse, which has enormous folding doors to let the outside in, and a huge fireplace for roaring log fires in the winter months. The venue even offers private dinning for true romantics.<\/p>\n 3. Forter Castle, Perthshire, Scotland<\/p>\n Who for: The Bride and Groom who want a venue fit for a King and Queen. The castle can accommodate 16 for a sit down meal or up to 24 for a buffet and sleeps up to 12.<\/p>\n What: This16th century fortified tower is like something from a fairy-tale \u2013 it\u2019s been lovingly restored from a ruin to retain its original character and charm, but with opulent modern-day comforts and even boasts its very own chapel. The surrounding highlands are unspoilt and sure to impress.<\/p>\n Why: It\u2019s dramatic and intimate at the same time.<\/p>\n 4. Nash Point Lighthouse, Vale of Glamorgan, South Wales<\/p>\n Who for: Quirky couples looking for a unique place to tie the knot. The spectacular Lighthouse can hold 25 guests, over two floors.<\/p>\n What: One of the few operational lighthouses where you can get married, beautiful Nash Point Lighthouse is situated on one of the cleanest, sandy coastlines in South Wales and noted for its variety and birdlife. You\u2019ll be treated to a spectacular view while you say \u2018I do\u2019 \u2013 a great choice for those with an affinity with the sea.<\/p>\n Why: It\u2019s a deliciously different option and a real statement about who you are as a couple.<\/p>\n 5. Tunnels Beaches, Ilfracombe, Devon<\/p>\n Who for: Couples who want to a beautiful, informal ceremony at the beach. Tunnels Beaches encourage weddings for up to 60-70 people, with the option of more even guests.<\/p>\n What: A network of hand carved tunnels lead you to a tidal Victorian bathing pool and stunning sheltered beaches, where this chic, contemporary venue lies. Get married in the Thatched Gazebo overlooking the sea, with a sublime view of the rugged coastline and the sound of the sea.<\/p>\n Why: It\u2019s a stunning yet understated choice and the scenery will look fantastic in your photos.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Modest guest lists lend themselves to unusual and exceptional wedding venues. Be inspired by our top 5 venues for small and chic weddings in the UK. 1. Temple of Apollo, Stourhead, Wiltshire Who for: Romantic couples who want a beautiful, … Continue reading