5 Unique & Beautiful Places To Get Married in the UK ♥

A persons wedding day is a day which they've probably looked forward to for a very long time. It's also a day that a lot of care, precision and planning goes into too, with the bride and groom wanting their 'big day' to be a perfect affair and a day full of fun, love and happy memories for them and their guests to remember for years to come.

One key factor when it comes to planning a wedding is choosing where the wedding and reception will take place. Personally, I'd love to get married outside and I don't think anyone would expect any less from my nature loving self and for the reception I think Jacek and myself would love a castle or an old manor house to entertain our guests - our love of visiting historical places would have to play a part in our special day after all.

I've shared my dream Alice in Wonderland themed wedding ideas on the blog before and I think these would be perfectly fitting for an outdoor/castle wedding too.

If you're planning your wedding, it can be quite daunting trying to find a venue to suit your needs, numbers and be a place you absolutely love too, but luckily there are ways to search for and compare a whole host of venues all at once with sites such as Venuefinder. With their 'quick search' you can search for all manner of venues within the UK and abroad too, which really is a great tool for those trying to plan a special occasion such as a wedding.

If you're looking for some wedding location inspiration within the UK, I decided to share five unique and beautiful places to get married around. Would you consider getting married in any of these places?

National
History Museum

Have you always enjoyed the mucky quiet
walks around the museum? Well not only does the National History Museum do
sleepovers (can you actually believe this? I have visions of Night at the Museum happening) but it caters for weddings too - amazing!

It’s pretty
standard for a museum to have wonderful architecture and this place is the
cream of the crop. With that fantastic staircase for your entrance as man and
wife surrounded by wonderful exhibits, this certainly has a lot of character and it certainly will be unforgettable for both you and your guests. There are two
spaces that cater for as little as fifty guests and as many as six-hundred and fifty, including the
room with the dinosaur - a very unique wedding location I'm sure you'll agree!

Manchester
Art Gallery

A church might be the traditional way to
get hitched, but there are so many other options if you’re not religiously
inclined. Whilst the National History museum thrives on traditional and the
beautiful architecture, the Manchester Art Gallery is one for those who like
IKEA furniture and new builds - the contemporary couple.

This venue has
everything covered from the vow-taking to the tipsy dancing well into the
night. It happens to be a little bargain as far as wedding venues are concerned
as well, which, considering how expensive weddings and all their trimmings can get, is a real bonus!

Clearwell
Castle

Marrying your Prince Charming? All girlie
girls grow up dreaming of their perfect wedding day complete with a fairytale
castle. The great thing us that the UK has a rich history, which has resulted in incredible architecture from many many
different time periods - perfect for those wanting a historic and dreamy touch for their big day.

For the Medieval style fortress, travel to the
beautiful Forest of Dean for this amazing venue.

One
Mayfair

If you’ve always been in love with the
capital - whether you live there or visit as often as you can, then chances are
you can’t wait to find the perfect glitzy venue to suit your cosmopolitan
lifestyle.

The One Mayfair has all of the glamour you are looking for - think of the venues you see them perusing around on Made in Chelsea. The
architecture is haunting and traditional but they have injected certain contemporary
elements that give a really amazing contract.

HMS
Warrior

Are you a lover of the sea? Was Titanic your
favourite film? Then look no further than getting married on a boat.

The HMS Warrior sure does have that extra factor, regardless if you’re partial
to a little sea sickness.

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