On Friday  I visited Great Fosters a beautiful venue in Egham Surrey which is set in  an impressive estate with over 50 acres, and was originally reputed to be the hunting lodge of Henry the 8th.

The Venue is a grade one listed building which is filled with  beautiful  features and oozes old English grandeur, as soon as you enter the main reception you are met by the most impressive wood carved mantel that I have ever seen.

The gardens are breath taking,for any couple booking this venue you will be be assured of a beautiful backdrop to celebrate your day, which will also look amazing in you wedding photographs.

The venue is licenced for civil ceremonies which are  held in the orangery which holds up to 160 guests, it  has beautiful arched windows which offer stunning views across the gardens, this space is light filled.

Wedding receptions  are  held in the Tithe Barn, which dates back to 1390, it has high vaulted ceilings and exposed beams and can hold up to 180.

For more information on this venue please visit the Great Fosters website.

Photo Credits:

Image 1:  Small Luxury Hotels of the world

Image 2: Paul Martin Photography

Image 3: Paul Martin Photography

Images 4: Rosieorr

Image 5: South East England

Image 6: West London Photography

Image 7: Paul Martin Photography

Image 8: Paul Martin Photography

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