Bennetts Willow Barn is nestled on a working dairy farm

Wedding breakfast set up inside Bennetts Willow Barn
Credit: www.hayleymorrisphotography.co.uk

BENNETTS WILLOW BARN, WR2 4BS
01905 590 016 | www.bennettswillowbarn.co.uk

Nestled on a working dairy farm and surrounded by grazing fields, woodland and a lake, Bennetts Willow Barn is a charming setting to tie the knot. There are plenty of stand-out features including flowers that bloom throughout the year, fairylights, willow trees and a firepit.

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The happy couple can choose to run the day how they want, holding ceremonies outside in the gardens, in the yurt marquee or the barn. The 20m long yurt marquee is an exclusive-use space that’s adjacent to the gardens. It includes a firepit and outdoor space for garden games or even a bouncy castle and can seat up to 140 people or 150 without a seat each.

The barn is slightly smaller and can seat up to 100 guests at any one time, with a maximum capacity of 150 for the evening celebration.

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Bennetts Willow Barn offers a discount for hiring the barn or yurt marquee for a first-anniversary celebration or engagement party, and there is also on-site accommodation that’s perfect for extended celebrations.

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