Harlaxton Manor
Lincolnshire, Italy
Up to 350 guests
A country house in rural Lincolnshire, built by Gregory Gregory from several architectural styles, where couples have the staterooms to themselves on the wedding day.
Lincolnshire's broad skies, historic market towns and expansive agricultural landscapes create a distinctive setting for countryside weddings. Grand country houses, traditional barns and elegant rural estates provide beautiful surroundings, often with landscaped gardens and views across open fields or historic parkland.
Lincoln Cathedral rises dramatically above the city, forming one of England's most recognisable medieval landmarks. Nearby Lincoln Castle preserves important architectural history, while the county's market towns reveal traditional streets and historic buildings. To the east, the Lincolnshire Wolds introduce rolling chalk hills and picturesque villages, contrasting with the flat agricultural landscapes of the Fens. Along the North Sea coast, traditional seaside towns and wide beaches reflect the region's maritime character. Lincolnshire's identity is closely connected to its remarkable openness and historic rural traditions.
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Lincolnshire, Italy
Up to 350 guests
A country house in rural Lincolnshire, built by Gregory Gregory from several architectural styles, where couples have the staterooms to themselves on the wedding day.
Lincolnshire, Italy
Up to 240 guests · 25 rooms
Stubton Hall is a Regency country house of 1813-14 near Newark, taken by one wedding a day, with a glass Orangery, 23 acres of grounds and 25 en-suite bedrooms.
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