A guide to our favourite wedding venues in and around Derby

Baslow Hall is a sumptuous Derbyshire manor house, lending an historic air to your celebrations. Set amidst the rolling Derbyshire countryside with acres of private land for your guests to explore, the Hall is situated at the edge of the renowned Chatsworth Estate, just a stones throw from the wonderful Peak District National Park. The Hall also has its own Michelin-starred restaurant where your guests can dine in style.

The George Hotel at Hathersage is a civil ceremony licensed property that dates back more than 4 centuries. A truly historic Inn that has been hosting successful wedding celebrations for decades, it is set in the heart of the beautiful Peak District. There are 22 rooms for your guests to choose from and an abundance of outside space and an incredibly helpful team of staff who pride themselves on making this historic hotel a home from home for you and your guests.

Tissington Hall at Ashbourne is a private country property, which has been in the FitzHerbert family since 1609. Set in the Peak District National Park, there are views to die for and acres of parkland and gardens to enjoy. Celebrate in the dramatic Main Hall, the exquisite Drawing Rooms or the Terrace Gardens. You can erect a marquee for larger parties on the top lawn, which overlooks the romantic rose gardens.

The grounds at Osmaston Park, which were once home to the magnificent Osmaston Manor House, make for an excellent setting for a Derbyshire wedding. With over 3000 acres, stunning lakes and ponds, and grassed terraces, this country retreat is not short of visual appeal. The venue can host up to 600 people inside a marquee, which can be set up in a location of your choosing.

If you are looking for a more unusual venue for your big day, Sudbury Hall and The National Trust Museum of Childhood could be just the ticket. This was the setting for the BBCs production of Pride and Prejudice, and its walls are adorned with several stunning portraits and paintings.

With luxurious accommodation, spa facilities, and breathtaking views of Win Hill and the neighbouring villages of Castleton, Hope, and Edale, Losehill House Hotel at Spa can host wedding parties of up to a hundred and twenty people.

If you are looking for a truly dramatic setting for your big day, Bolsover Castle could be right up your street. Built as a romantic retreat in 1612, there are plenty of beautiful walled gardens, ruins and outbuildings to explore, as well as some stunning hilltop views.

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Our guide to wedding venue ideas for your Derby wedding was compiled by Nita Hannibal, an experienced wedding planner. They recommend checking the Interflora website for a guide to wedding flowers Derby as well as a range of florists who will deliver direct to your chosen Derbyshire wedding venue.

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