Branston Golf & Country Club is a contemporary property that’s perfect for weddings

Branston Golf & Country Club exterior
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BRANSTON GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB, DE14 3DP
01283 528 337 | www.branstonclub.co.uk


Branston Golf & Country Club is a luxurious, contemporary property that’s perfect for weddings. Situated in beautifully-landscaped gardens on the grounds of a golf course, it has a secret garden, outdoor ceremony area and plenty of places to take those all-important photographs.

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Ceremonies take place in Chatsworth Room III, a stunning room with views of the golf course and space for 150 guests.

If the English weather allows, there is the option to take the ceremony outside to The Wedding Garden. This area is perfect for photographs and reception drinks.

The Garden Room is available for bridal preparations as well as a quiet retreat for newlyweds to take a moment to relax throughout the day and enjoy the scenery.

The Chatsworth Rooms, The Blenheim and the Lobby are where couples can hold their ceremonies through to evening receptions, all with exclusive use of the Pavilion. The Chatsworth Rooms can be used separately or combined to create a larger space with a capacity of 50 to 250 loved ones, depending upon the set-up.

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Couples will receive a menu tasting, complementary afternoon tea for two guests and day passes for the health and fitness facilities.

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