Lapstone Barn Westington Hill, Chipping Campden 01386 849024 Facebook:
Traditional cotswold barn with roaring fires and an open kitchen. Beautiful cotswold wedding venues venues we love to work with we work with stunning wedding barns and boutique hotels in the cotswolds and surrounding areas. Styling wedding barns is our specialty, which means we know what works and what doesn't, and what will make your venue look amazing.
250 Person Total Capacity (Including Evening Guests)
You can also choose to hire glamping for your guests if that’s something you fancy. On arrival you’ll sweep down the venues private driveway and arrive at the 17th century cotswold stone barn. Nestled in the cotswolds and within walking distance of the historic market town of tetbury, lies the great tythe barn, surrounded by former farm buildings, now transformed into a stunning wedding venue with accommodation for up to 90 guests.
Dating Back To The 15Th Century This Is A Place Steeped In History, And Holds A Captivating Beauty All Of Its Own, With Original Honey Coloured Cotswold Stone Buildings, An Ancient Orchard, And Sumptuous, Elegantly Styled Bedrooms For Those Who Wish To Stay.
Cripps barn is licensed for civil marriage ceremonies, for up to 150 people, in the barn or in our woodland glade. If you’re planning a wedding in the cotswolds countryside, here are some wedding barns we love and that we have shot at. You’ll also find plenty others who are just waiting to ensure your day is utter perfection.
Alternatively, We Can Host Wedding Celebrations In The Barn Following A Ceremony In One Of The Local Churches.
Use of our secret garden, the surrounding fields and woodland for your couple photographs. 200 person capacity for an indoor or outdoor ceremony. £65 per person (including wine)
And With Roaring Fires And An Open Kitchen To Greet Guests, It Certainly Brings The Wow Factor To Your Day.
Below is a list of venues we have worked at. Exclusive use of the barns (threshing barn, grain store, sheep shed, cart lodge) for your wedding day from 10am to end of the evening. Image courtesy of jo hansford photography
