Barnutopia is equipped with everything you need to create your dream wedding

Wooden chairs lined up in several rows on grass overlooking the surrounding countryside
Credit: Katrina Boydon

Barnutopia, SY10 9BS
01691 791 624 | www.barnutopia.com

Nestled in the stunning Shropshire countryside on the border with Wales, Barnutopia boasts breathtaking views in every direction. The venue is licensed for wedding ceremonies and the ex-farm set-up is perfect for couples who adore rustic settings.

Equipped with everything you will need to create the wedding you want without worrying about the practicalities, the venue has 10 luxury glamping yurts and cabins, a campsite, an event barn seating up to 120, an indoor/outdoor Dutch barn, and excellent facilities, meaning you have everything you need to create an amazing celebration.

All parts of the site are easily accessible, including the accommodation, fully-equipped kitchens, and bathroom block with unlimited hot water. The glamping units are fully furnished with beds, power, heating, and free Wi-Fi.

Access to rooms in the farmhouse means one-half of the happy couple can get ready in a private space away from the ceremony area.

White tables and chairs inside a rustic barn
Credit: Katrina Boydon

Celebrate in style
The venue is licensed for wedding ceremonies, and multiple indoor and outdoor ceremony areas give you lots of flexibility.

The yurt field is popular for tying the knot, with the impressive Gyrn Moelfre mountain as the backdrop.

The Dell is tucked away next to a stream that forms the border between England and Wales.

The event barn is perfect for ceremonies if the weather is poor and it can be decorated to suit any theme. Receptions usually take place in the event barn, but informal catering can be held under the Dutch Barn or on the yurt field.

Small celebrations are held in the farmhouse garden room, which is suitable for up to 25 guests.

We love...
The relaxed yet thoughtful re-purposing of farm buildings and the miniature Hereford cows, donkeys, Zwartbles sheep, pigs, dogs, and cats complete the farmyard experience and provide great photo opportunities.

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