Hedsor House
Buckinghamshire, Italy
Up to 250 guests · 13 rooms
A Georgian house above the Thames, owned by the Shephard family since 1934 and hired to one wedding at a time, with beds for 26.
Historic manor houses, landscaped estates and traditional villages define much of Buckinghamshire's countryside. Weddings are particularly associated with grand country properties, restored barns and elegant garden venues, where mature parkland and historic architecture create a timeless English atmosphere.
The Chiltern Hills extend across the county, with beech woodlands, chalk valleys and picturesque villages forming a distinctive landscape. Marlow stands beside the Thames, while the historic market town of Amersham preserves traditional buildings and streets. Further north, the countryside opens towards the Vale of Aylesbury and the grand estate landscapes around Stowe. Buckinghamshire's proximity to London has long made it an important area for country residences, a heritage still reflected in its architecture, gardens and beautiful rural surroundings.
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Buckinghamshire, Italy
Up to 250 guests · 13 rooms
A Georgian house above the Thames, owned by the Shephard family since 1934 and hired to one wedding at a time, with beds for 26.
Buckinghamshire, Italy
Up to 200 guests
Stoke Place is a Queen Anne manor house of 1690, now a country house hotel in 26 acres of parkland designed by Capability Brown, a little over 30 minutes from central London.
Buckinghamshire, Italy
Up to 250 guests
Poundon House is a private country house between Bicester and Buckingham, with two licensed ceremony rooms, a terrace and a marquee in secluded gardens.
Buckinghamshire, Italy
Up to 250 guests · 16 rooms
Waddesdon Manor is a Rothschild chateau in Buckinghamshire, now cared for by the National Trust, whose weddings are held at the waterside Dairy for up to 500 guests standing.
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