Euridge

Euridge Manor sits in the heart of the Cotswolds, on the borders of Somerset and Wiltshire. The building as it is now was designed by master garden designers and builders, Isabel and Julian Bannerman, as part of a monastery-inspired transformation of the Wiltshire farmhouse at the heart of the estate. The project was lovingly curated by its owner who has lived in the property for four decades. Every step, scent and stone was hand-picked from different corners of the world to create a space that tells a captivating story every season of the year. The manor is a space for unique, exciting, meaningful celebrations with locations to choose from.

There is The Lost Orangery, that can host up to 150 guests,  featuring crystal chandeliers and evergreen palms – a magical room for wedding ceremonies. Whether rays of sunlight are shining through the floor-to-ceiling windows, or the room plays the role of a hideaway on a frosty night, it’s truly impeccable.

There is also The Ballroom, with its breath-taking splendour and ancient grotto. It is a large blank canvas with limitless opportunities for your imagination to decorate as you feel is just right for you.

And of course the 17th century stone terraced cottages that are hidden away at an easy walking distance from the main house. Every detail has been newly renovated to the highest standard –  though nothing can match the beauty of the natural views.

Euridge Manor’s magical private grounds are licensed to hold civil ceremonies. Outdoors there is a spectacular Boathouse, with plenty of space to allow more guests to watch by the wisteria-scented pergola and Italianate terrace. The manor also has a Castle Arch, with a crystal chandelier sparkling amidst the crumbling castle ruins and blooms peeking out of the crevices in the  stone. Indoors, ceremonies can be held in the Cloister, for an intimate  ceremony for up to forty guests. No matter what location you decide to choose from, Euridge Manor is a true English fairytale.