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Weddings & events in Cotswolds.

We produce eight to twelve Cotswolds weddings a year — from intimate 40-person Sunday lunches at Asthall to 250-guest summer celebrations across Daylesford. London office, Cotswolds-fluent, with a supplier roster that doesn't change between weddings.

Best season

Late May to early September; October for autumn weddings with marquee heating

From London

1 hour 20 minutes by car; 1 hour 10 minutes to Kingham by train

The Cotswolds reward a planner who has produced there before. The venues are spread across four counties, the kitchens vary from Michelin to rural-shell, the music curfews are stricter than most clients expect, and the wet-weather plan is non-negotiable from day one of the brief. We've produced weddings at Daylesford, Cornwell Manor, Asthall Manor, Thyme, Soho Farmhouse, Aynhoe Park, Buscot Park and Hampton Manor — and have working relationships with the village pubs, farm caterers, florists and crew that make a Cotswolds weekend run.

Most of our Cotswolds weddings are weekend productions: welcome supper on Friday, ceremony and reception Saturday, lazy brunch Sunday. The accommodation logistics are usually the largest single workstream — we typically block-book 60–120 rooms across two or three Cotswolds villages for any guest count above 100. Coaches and luxury transport from the M40/M5 corridor are pre-negotiated; we don't book a Cotswolds wedding without a transport plan locked.

We don't take supplier commission, ever. The Cotswolds has more florists, caterers and bands per square mile than anywhere else in the UK, and impartial recommendations are the entire value of working with a planner who knows the region. We'll tell you when a venue is wrong for you — and when it's right.

Venues we work in

Where we've produced in Cotswolds.

Daylesford Estate

Up to 250 guests with marquee extension. Farmhouse kitchen at restaurant level.

Cornwell Manor

Exclusive-hire private estate. 80 in the house, 220 on the lawn.

Asthall Manor

The Mitford house. 80 in, 180 marquee. The strongest garden in the region.

Thyme, Southrop

120 seated in the Ox Barn. 32 bedrooms on-site.

Aynhoe Park

Theatrical baroque interior. 120 in, 200 marquee. Best for character-led weddings.

Buscot Park

National Trust property. 100 in, 250 marquee. Experienced producer required for NT logistics.

Questions, answered

Planning a wedding in Cotswolds.

01How far in advance should we book a Cotswolds wedding?
Twelve to fourteen months ahead for peak-season Saturdays (May–September). Friday and Sunday weddings can usually be booked at eight to ten months. We hold relationships across most Cotswolds venues — if there's a preferred date or venue, tell us at the brief.
02Are music curfews really that strict?
Yes — most Cotswolds venues have outdoor amplified curfews of 22:00 or 22:30. Indoor dancefloors can usually run to 01:00 with notice. We confirm the curfew before we confirm the venue, and build the run-of-show backwards from there.
03Do you handle accommodation for the whole wedding party?
Yes. For weddings of 100+ guests we typically block-book 60–120 rooms across two or three Cotswolds villages, plus on-site venue accommodation. The block negotiation is included in the planning fee.
04What's the typical Cotswolds wedding budget?
Total spend for a Cotswolds wedding of 100–200 guests typically sits between £60,000 and £180,000 including venue, catering, florals and production. Our planning fee from £12,500 is flat — suppliers are at cost.
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