Weddings at Birdsall House
The manor and grounds at Birdsall House have many captivating areas and are especially ideal for wedding photo opportunities. If your heart is set on an outdoor celebration, you can choose from several tranquil sites in the gardens. The option of a marquee is available should you require a more significant event space. There are also some fascinating 12th-Century ruins for you and your guests to explore outside. You can host various activities in the richly decorated rooms within the house, such as civil ceremonies, receptions, and more. The venue provides exclusive access to it’s getting-ready rooms for added convenience for you and your wedding party. These facilities feature en-suite bathrooms and dressing rooms for a comfortable pre-aisle preparation experience.
Birdsall House abides by a strict one-event-per-day policy, ensuring that your wedding is rightfully the centre of attention throughout the day. The staff aim to provide you with all the assistance you need to successfully design and execute your dream wedding. Planning and coordination services are available to you from the venue’s in-house event professionals. Some overnight accommodations can be arranged within the main house for you and your entourage. Alternatively, many high-quality bed and breakfasts or hotels are nearby, giving your guests the option to avoid a long drive home after a day full of festivities.
The grounds at Birdsall house are stunning, with huge plants and undulating lawns you can guarantee there will always be an amazing backdrop for your couple shots!
There are many great moments throughout a wedding and ceremonies are definitely one of my favourite parts of a wedding to capture. Birdsall house provides the perfect venue for your wedding ceremony!
Birdsall house is full of beautiful little backdrops including this gorgeous staircase. I just loved the colours of the light and the walls as Binita was walking down! Definitely one to get if you are getting married there!
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