Weddings · Ceremonies
Ceremonies in the garden or the barn
Say your vows outside among the grasses, or under the barn roof. The weather never gets the final say.
Your ceremony
Outdoors, indoors, your choice
Marry in the ceremony garden, with the planting behind you. If the sky has other ideas, the ceremony moves into the barn. Up to 160 guests can join you for the ceremony and the meal that follows.
Outdoors
The ceremony garden
Grasses, perennials and open sky. Your guests sit among the planting, and the photographs take care of themselves. In the evening, the same garden can host the Tuk Tuk bar.
Indoors
The barn
Old beams, plenty of light, and room for everyone. Or choose the barn whatever the forecast.
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Ceremonies at Bury Court
How it works
Your ceremony, step by step
Book your date with us.
The ceremony space comes with your exclusive use of the venue.
Book your registrar or celebrant.
They lead the ceremony itself, and we make room for it.
Plan the details with Sarah.
Timings, layout, music, and the plan if it rains.
Walk down the aisle.
We'll have everything ready.
Good to know
- How many guests can Bury Court Barn hold for a wedding?
- Bury Court Barn holds up to 160 guests for the ceremony and wedding breakfast, and up to 200 for the evening reception. It also takes 200 for cocktails and canapés.
- What time does a wedding at Bury Court finish?
- Weddings finish at midnight. Venue hire runs from 10am until midnight.
- Is there a set running order or package we have to follow?
- No, there's no set running order. Tell us how you want the day to go, and we'll help you make it happen. We'll guide you, but it's your wedding, not ours.
- Can we choose our own suppliers?
- We work with a range of suppliers who can tailor things to your wishes, and we co-ordinate the details for you.
- Can we get married outdoors at Bury Court?
- Yes, you can marry outdoors in the ceremony garden, or indoors in the barn.
- What happens to an outdoor ceremony if it rains?
- If it rains, your ceremony moves into the barn, so the weather never decides for you.