FAQ'S

The ideal timeline for planning a wedding can vary depending on factors such as the size and complexity of the event, but generally, it is recommended to start planning at least 12-18 months before the wedding date. This allows you enough time to book vendors, find a venue, and make all the necessary arrangements.

Choosing the right wedding venue is a crucial decision, and it's important to consider factors such as location, capacity, style, and budget. Start by determining your wedding date and guest count, and then research venues that fit those criteria. Visit potential venues in person, ask questions about their packages, policies, and pricing, and consider factors such as accessibility, parking, and amenities before making a decision.

Creating a wedding budget is essential to ensure that you stay within your financial means. Start by determining your total budget and then break it down into various categories such as venue, catering, decor, attire, and more. Research and gather quotes from vendors to get an idea of their costs, and allocate funds accordingly. Be realistic and disciplined with your spending, and keep track of all expenses to avoid overspending.

Creating a guest list can be challenging, as it often involves balancing priorities and budget constraints. Start by determining the maximum number of guests you can accommodate based on your venue and budget. Make a list of must-invite guests, and then work your way down to additional guests based on priorities and relationships. Be firm with your guest count, and communicate clearly with your families and other stakeholders about your decisions to avoid any misunderstandings.

Weddings often come with a set of etiquette and traditions that can vary depending on cultural, familial, and regional factors. Research and familiarize yourself with common wedding etiquette and traditions, and decide which ones are meaningful to you and your partner. Communicate your preferences to your families, bridal party, and guests to ensure that everyone is on the same page. Remember, it's okay to deviate from traditions and make your wedding truly reflective of your unique relationship.

Start with a budget: Determine your budget early on and stick to it. This will help you make decisions and prioritize your expenses.

Choose the right venue: Select a venue that fits your style, budget, and guest list. Visit multiple venues and compare before making a decision.

Plan for guest comfort: Consider the comfort of your guests by providing ample seating, shade, and refreshments, especially for outdoor weddings.

Our set maximum capacity limit for the day (seated) is 120 guests. For the evening reception it is up to 200 guests.

Like most venues, we also have rules regarding noise. To respect our neighbours and surrounding livestock, our license ends at midnight and in some cases, music may be turned off earlier depending on the event. There is no sound limiter in place, however we do keep the doors of the Barn shut to contain the noise.

Biodegradable confetti is permitted in specified areas outside. It is not permitted indoors.

No, but you can have 'silent' fireworks. Sparklers are also allowed.

Yes, Browsholme Hall is available for weddings and is a popular venue for wedding ceremonies and receptions.

The maximum capacity for weddings at Browsholme Hall may vary depending on the specific area within the venue. It's best to check with Browsholme Hall for the current maximum capacity for your desired wedding location.

Browsholme Hall offers several outdoor wedding options, including beautiful gardens, lawns, and courtyards that can serve as picturesque settings for wedding ceremonies as well as drinks receptions, and photograph spots.

Yes, Browsholme Hall is licensed for civil ceremonies, allowing you to have your legal wedding ceremony on-site.

Yes, Browsholme has 10Woodland Lodges and 2 Farm Cottages available for the couple and wedding guests to hire on the night of the wedding.

Yes, Browsholme Hall can be a beautiful venue for a winter wedding with its cosy interiors, underfloor heating, and scenic winter landscapes.