Moddershall Oaks is a country retreat on the water’s edge, surrounded by 72 acres of Staffordshire countryside. This warm and inviting property has a fresh and neutral décor throughout and was designed with a contemporary feel in mind. Boasting a state-of-the-art sound system, Swarovski crystal lighting, hand-made Italian glass chandeliers, a glass bar, and moveable walls, this property has everything needed to create the perfect wedding.
There are nine stylish guest suites available, each has air-conditioning, 49” TV systems, mini bars, free Wi-Fi, underfloor heating, luxury mini toiletries, GHD hair equipment upon request, private decking areas, and direct access to the private accommodation pool.
Celebrate in style Ceremonies can take place in the lakeside wedding space, which consists of a gorgeous oak gazebo equipped with a sound system, astro-turfed seating areas, and beautifully landscaped gardens. If the weather isn’t suitable, the indoor ceremony room is just as stunning. It’s an intimate setting, perfect for you to say your vows in front of 130 loved ones.
The courtyard, adjacent to the venue, is often used in the evening as a lovely break-out space for guests to retreat to should they need to rest their dancing feet. It features a wishing well, umbrellas, heaters, seating and a fish pond with a waterfall, perfect for photographs.
We love... A luxurious spa retreat is included in all packages. The happy couple will enjoy a bottle of champagne after a delicious, cooked breakfast while relaxing in the heated outdoor vitality pool or the shared private hot tub (available exclusively to overnight guests only). The luxurious spa has everything you need, including several pools, a steam room, an experience shower, footbaths, a sleep lounge, a relaxation lounge, and boutique suites.
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