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Finding an affordable venue!

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  • JCS1
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    Might be too far away, but place near me (and they have a campsite too)

    http://www.heatonhousefarm.co.uk/
  • savvy
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    Miss_Riot wrote: »
    Oh please tell!! Anything in the midlands area?
    Ooops sorry only just seen this :o


    Not Midlands, I'm down south, but must be a cave in Wales somewhere ;) I'd like the Black Country museum up there, that would be a fab backdrop for a vintage wedding!!!
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  • Avoncroft museum of historic buildings might tick your boxes - they have fields so they may be prepared to help you with camping.

    http://www.avoncroft.org.uk/hospitality/weddings/
  • matt1987
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    I note you are looking for somewhere in the West Midlands?

    We were pretty much like you as didn't want a hotel, however we looked at two venues which were a bit different. Fazeley Studios in Digbeth is fantastic and Inhave previously attended a wedding here which was lovely, and Hogarths in Dorridge. Again having previously attended a lovely wedding here.

    Hogarths is a hotel however it is a boutique hotel with absolutely stunning grounds! I think it's set in 32 acres with a lake and an island on the lake.

    We have decided to go with Hogarths due to this and it being a summer wedding, and decided on a hog roast to feed everyone which is a bit different to the three course meal affairs! It's a small wedding (about 70 guests) and the quote we got was very competitive!
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