Coombe Abbey Hotel has launched two new premium wedding packages

Laetitia Rattu and Balram Kandola posing outside Coombe Abbey Hotel

Laetitia Rattu and Balram Kandola revisited Coombe Abbey Hotel in Brinklow to launch the hotel’s new 2023 premium wedding packages. The hotel stepped in to help the Birmingham-based couple, who were left devastated after their original venue went into administration and they faced the prospect of no reception venue just weeks before their wedding day. As newlyweds, they were delighted to return and be the face of the four- star historic hotel’s two new wedding packages, which will run until 2024.

The ‘Anything For You is Possible’ luxury package includes a pre-wedding complimentary afternoon tea for two, reception drinks, a toastmaster and wedding co-ordinator, as well as a four-course wedding breakfast and an evening reception. This package also features group activities, including lawn games and a grand bedroom for the happy couple to use on the day.

The second package covers the exclusive hire of the hotel’s signature marquee for up to 500 guests all year round – the perfect setting for a wedding breakfast or evening reception. Features include a grand feature room for the wedding night, a lounge area, dancefloor, use of the terrace, kitchen facilities and bar, decorative lighting, tables, Chiavari chairs and much more.

For more information, visit www.coombeabbey.com

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