Brockencote Hall Hotel is hosting three wedding showcases

A bride and groom walking hand-in-hand outside Brockencote Hall Hotel
Credit: Mat James Photography

Brockencote Hall Hotel, an enchanting wedding venue in Worcestershire, is hosting a wedding showcase on 22nd October, between 11.30pm and 3pm, and on the 20th November and 12th December between 4pm and 8pm. The events will provide guests with the chance to meet with Brockencote’s award-winning events and weddings team and experience guided tours of the spaces and facilities on offer to help shape their dream wedding.

The Victorian manor house is set within 70 acres of stunning parkland, has French-inspired architecture, and 21 bedrooms in the main manor house, all of which are elegantly decorated with luxurious furnishings and plush fabrics, representing the country estate splendour of the hotel.

Staci Williams, the wedding and events manager, said: “Brockencote’s idyllic Worcestershire setting makes it a dream venue for weddings, whether it is a small reception, a civil celebration, or a big event, and events like these are a great chance to get to know the venue. We work with a range of suppliers who are handpicked and highly recommended and are able to talk through the various options for couples at the early stages of planning.”

Visit www.brockencotehall.com/event for more information.

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