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This Georgian mansion in Hertfordshire is the perfect wedding setting

Exterior at Sandon Manor

Located in Hertfordshire, Sandon Manor is a Georgian mansion surrounded by 1,200 acres of the estate. Guests will get to spend quality time together during their stay with exclusive use of the grounds while they relax into comfort and immerse themselves in nature. 

Exchange vows in the East Wing Ceremony Hall with 150 people. The stylishly renovated space has light pouring in through windows and offers views over the courtyard. Or why not opt for the Courtyard Summer House, which can host 150 guests? Marry under the summer house roof 24
while loved ones sit under the courtyard trees. For smaller ceremonies with 30 people, tie the knot with a celebrant in the ancient woodland. 
Lastly, the historic Sandon Manor Hall allows couples to enter down the winding staircase with the front door opening onto the formal parterre.

Enjoy a feast and continue celebrations in The Medieval Barn, a stunning 800-year-old building that can host 150 people. This recently converted space has a cocktail bar plus bespoke sound and lighting. For smaller celebrations with 18 people, dine under in the Manor Garden or the 16th-century dining room.

Sandon Manor and The Dovecote have been stylishly renovated to a high spec to sleep 18 guests who won’t have to worry about travelling home after dancing the night away.

Check out: https://www.sandonmanor.com

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