The best places to have your wedding in or near Sheffield

Ringwood Hall Hotel is a stunning Grade II listed Georgian manor house that has won the Best Hotel Gardens prize at the prestigious East Midlands in Bloom competition for the past two years running. They possess a full wedding license, so they can host ceremonies as well as receptions.

Bolsover castle is a beautiful fairytale 17th century castle, sitting upon a spectacular hilltop with views across the Vale of Scarsdale, and a truly excellent wedding venue to boot. There are a variety of halls in which you can have your ceremony and reception within the castle, and if you are expecting more than 200 guests you can have to have your reception in a marquee on the grounds.

Aston Hall is a luxurious 18th century country hotel nestling in 55 acres of landscaped gardens and meadowland. It has been recently renovated, and sensitively combines tasteful modern design with lovingly restored original features, and can boast five rooms that are licensed for weddings and civil ceremonies.

The Old Vicarage at Elkesley is a wonderful 17th century listed building that provides a fairytale backdrop for a wedding. The winding, tree lined private road that leads to the Vicarage is a very romantic setting for the approach of the bride and groom in a horse and carriage.

With space for up to 250 reception guests and 180 breakfast guests, Norwood Park is a wedding venue that is both versatile and picturesque. They have over twelve years experience in hosting wedding ceremonies, and you can be sure that the staff will go to great lengths to ensure that everything goes according to plan on your special day.

Just six miles from the village of Newark, in one of the prettiest parts of the Nottinghamshire countryside, Beesthorpe Hotel is the ideal venue for a traditional English country wedding. The hall itself has room for thirty guests, but they have a marquee on the grounds that can seat up to 150.

With fifteen beautifully furnished bedrooms, including several with four poster beds, and a variety of differently sized halls for the ceremony and reception, Stubton Hall is the perfect location for a stay over wedding in the lush Lincolnshire countryside.

Fans of the British Royal Family may be intrigued to learn that Scalford Hall, built at the end of the 19th century, was the location for the controversial courtship of Edward and Mrs. Simpson, that forced the then king of England to choose between the throne and the love of his life. True love won out in the end, and today Scalford Hall is a popular wedding venue with a marriage license.

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Nita Hannibal wrote this guide to wedding venues in and around Sheffield. Choose Interflora for wedding flowers, Sheffield.

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