7 Best Vineyard Wedding Venues in the UK for Your Wedding
With their scenic vistas, lush leafy vines and wine on tap, these gorgeous UK vineyard wedding venues have everything you need for bucolic frolics in the countryside
If you’ve always dreamed of hosting your very own vineyard wedding, the good news is, you no longer have to jet off to the likes of France or Italy to live out your fairytale day.
In fact, the UK is home to some of the most incredible vineyards and wineries in the world. From the Welsh countryside to the Yorkshire hills, tying the knot at these beautiful estates – among the leafy vines – guarantees not only excellent wine but a memorable and picturesque setting, too.
To help you in your search for the perfect vineyard wedding venue, we’ve rounded up our top seven from across the country. Plus, we answer your commonly asked questions about wedding vineyard venues, so you’re armed with all the information you need before you book.
Vineyard Wedding Venues: The Best Vineyards in the UK
From epic estates surrounded by rolling hills to an urban winery in the capital, these are the best spots to toast to your newlywed status in style.
1. Wickham Estate Vineyard, Hampshire
Set on a 40-acre estate, the scenic Wickham Estate Vineyard at the base of the Meon Valley in Southampton has been specially renovated to cater to weddings with options for indoor and outdoor ceremonies, and a beautiful barn for receptions.
Couples can say ‘I do’ with a wedding in the vineyard underneath the rustic gazebo, or in the light-filled Vine Room with floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the grounds, before heading into the Old Winery, a renovated rustic barn with original wooden beams, oak doors and chandeliers made from vintage crystal-cut glasses – how apt!
Whichever setting you choose, make the most of the beautiful scenery by having drinks in the courtyard – the sparkling English Cuvée comes highly recommended.
- Hitched couples say: “I would pick Wickham Estate over and over again”
- Pricing: From £2,500
- Capacity: 85 guests
- Deals: Check out this vineyard wedding venue’s Signature Mid-Week Package for a wedding of 50 people from just £7,523, including exclusive hire, on-site ceremony, food, dedicated drinks package and more.
2. Brickhouse Vineyard, Devon
Surrounded by patchwork fields and wild woodland, Brickhouse Vineyard is a can’t-go-wrong classic, with breathtakingly beautiful scenery and photoshoot-ready spaces galore.
The setting is available to hire in its entirety and includes the iconic thatched Round House – a red-bricked building with timber beams, floor-to-ceiling windows and capacity for up to 70 guests for a ceremony. There’s also the option to say your vows outside on the terrace overlooking the vines and organic gardens.
Post-nuptials, the terrace and barn have celebrations of up to 100 covered with a cute bar area serving up signature Brickhouse rosé spritzes and personalised cocktails. We don’t mind if we do!
- Hitched couples say: “We and our guests were blown away by the beauty of the venue and the attentiveness of the lovely staff”
- Pricing: From £950
- Capacity: 100 guests
- Deals: Looking for all-inclusive packages for your vineyard wedding? This venue has a brilliant all-in option that includes everything needed for a 2026 wedding of 50 guests for less than £11,000. It even includes photography!
3. Holmfirth Vineyard, West Yorkshire
Lush rolling hills and dreamy sunsets make a wonderful backdrop for a vineyard wedding at this quintessentially English estate, which is available for exclusive hire.
If you've always dreamed of a wedding at a winery, enjoy welcome fizz at Holmfirth Vineyard as you soak up the scenery, have romantic pictures taken amongst the vines and host your ceremony and wedding reception in the glass-sided Solaris Suite – a room so peaceful it feels unlike anywhere else in the world.
There’s also accommodation on site for the wedding party, including seven beautifully appointed self-catering eco-apartments and a fabulous honeymoon suite.
- Hitched couples say: “All I can say is wow! Our pictures are like something from a fairytale”
- Pricing: Menus from £75
- Capacity: 140 guests
- Deals: Enjoy an exclusive 15% off remaining dates until the end of March 2026 by clicking on the link below.
4. Llanerch Vineyard Hotel, Cardiff
Spread over 22 delicious Welsh acres and home to more than 5,000 vines, a Llanerch Vineyard wedding is certainly a sight to behold.
Choose either the stunning Calon Lodge, with its modern interior and panoramic views of the grounds, for your ceremony, or say your vows at a choice of outdoor spots, including the pretty Vineyard Lawn, before heading inside to the Woodland Venue or the open-sided marquee.
Couples will be spoilt for choice when it comes to the incredible facilities available for their vineyard wedding too: the Llanerch Dressing Room has hair and makeup stations with well-lit mirrors to be enjoyed on the morning of the wedding (glass of fizz in hand, of course), while the on-site accommodation is second to none. Enjoy a newlywed breakfast for two overlooking the vines from your balcony – and thank us later!
- Pricing: Menus from £100
- Capacity: 200 guests
5. Stanlake Park Wine Estate, Berkshire
An ancient orchard, walled gardens, listed buildings and barns all add up to top marks for this truly beautiful vineyard wedding venue.
Couples can exchange vows at Stanlake Park in the charming, red-bricked Coach House or outside on the lawn or terrace before moving into the beautifully restored 19th century Vineyard Barn for dinner and dancing – a soaring space with beamed ceilings, underfloor heating and direct views of the thriving vines.
There’s plenty of on-site accommodation too; check out the Bow Loft located just a few steps from the Coach House for getting ready with the girls, while the two charming cottages – North Lodge and South Lodge – are the perfect way to extend your stay post-party.
- Hitched couples say: “A UK wedding venue that feels like you’re in Europe!”
- Pricing: From £2,000
- Capacity: 150 guests
- Deals: Run, don’t walk! If you're looking to bag yourself a great offer on a Stanlake Park vineyard and barn wedding, the venue is offering £1,000 off last-minute bookings before the end of October 2025.
6. Renegade Urban Winery, London
Looking to host a vineyard wedding in the heart of London? Renegade Urban Winery is just the place. This working winery located along the famous Blackhorse Beer Mile in E17 is something of a hidden gem – not least because behind the unassuming exterior is a beautiful space for weddings of all sizes.
Wind your way past the imposing steel tanks and French oak barrels and you’ll find a light and vibrant newly-renovated dining mezzanine that can be dressed up however you like, while the outdoor space includes a hidden secret garden that’s perfect for mingling and sundowners as you overlook the Walthamstow Wetlands.
When it comes to planning a wedding at a winery that's convenient for both couples and their guests, it doesn't get much better than this stylish spot.
- Pricing: From £1,000
- Capacity: 250 guests
7. Denbies Wine Estate, Surrey
Renowned for being one of England’s grandest and most esteemed vineyards, Denbies certainly makes a romantic and enchanting option for weddings.
There are spaces to suit celebrations of all sizes across the 265-acre estate, from intimate ceremonies in the Ranmore Suite to cocktails on the lawn and dancing in the third-floor Conservatory Atrium.
There are options for outdoor vows, too, including the pretty Courtyard Pavilion in the centre of the winery and on the lawns of the Vineyard Hotel. Our pick? The light-filled Garden Room (pictured) with its incredible views of Box Hill and the North Downs.
- Hitched couples say: “Our wedding and the entire lead up to it was just a dream – the Denbies team were excellent, communicative and responsive every step of the way”
- Pricing: Menus from £135
- Capacity: 350 guests
Vineyard Wedding Venues FAQ
Why are vineyard wedding venues so popular?
There are lots of reasons for the surge in popularity of vineyard weddings, not least because it gives couples the option to enjoy a destination-inspired day without having to set foot outside of the UK.
“Vineyards are also just the perfect setting for a rustic luxe-style wedding,” says America Brewer, winemaker and owner of Oastbrook Estates in East Sussex. “The interiors are often chic spaces that couples and guests will be impressed by.
“Some vineyards will offer exclusivity for the whole weekend, too, with accommodation or space for glamping to extend your guests’ experience.”
Why should I choose a UK vineyard wedding venue?
If the stunning scenery, chic interiors and incredible service aren’t enough, “the most obvious reason is having fabulous English wine on tap all day,” adds America. “There’s also a sustainable element to that, because it means the wine for your wedding hasn’t been imported.”
What are the advantages of having a UK vineyard wedding over one abroad?
“Firstly, logistics – organising an overseas wedding can be more complex,” says America.
“Getting married here in the UK means you can meet all your suppliers in person, taste the food in advance, try the wines and so forth… it’s a more sustainable option, too. Not only are you supporting local businesses but there’s zero need for flights.
“Having a destination wedding often means that some guests can’t attend, either, whether that’s due to cost, time off work, health reasons or other factors. Having what feels like a destination wedding here in the UK negates these worries,” she adds.
When is the best time of year to host a vineyard wedding?
“Due to the nature of the British weather, I would say the summer months,” says America. “However, many vineyard wedding venues have indoor options, such as barns or tasting rooms, and sometimes even the option of a marquee.
“Do remember that the vines themselves are greener and lusher in the summer months though – so better for your photos!”
Which wedding themes and styles work best at vineyard venues?
“There are lots of themes and styles that could work at a wedding vineyard venue, though the obvious one is 'rustic luxe' to go with the chic country-style aesthetic,” says America.
Why not make the most of the photo-ready surroundings – the rolling hills, woodland, trees and vines – and bring the outdoors in with lots of complementing florals and foliage? Boho themes also work well as the space is so natural and green.
How much is a vineyard wedding?
A vineyard wedding venue in the UK is almost certainly going to be cheaper than tying the knot in the likes of California, Tuscany and even Provence. But how much does a vineyard wedding cost?
“Like any wedding, this will vary significantly based on factors such as location, guest numbers and level of service,” reveals Hitched editor Zoe Burke. “The average spend on venue hire ranges from £9,300 to £11,625, which is around 40-50% of the current average wedding cost of £23,250 – though you might find that higher-end or exclusive locations cost more, depending on the services included.”
Drinks are also another significant expense, with costs generally totalling around £30-40 per person if not included in the venue’s wedding package.
Though most vineyard wedding venues are naturally beautiful – particularly if you love the rural luxe look – you may want to factor in the cost of flowers and additional décor to fill the space with.
Some venues will also offer on-site accommodation, which may push the budget up further (expect anything from £100-£300 per room), but if it does not provide accommodation, you’ll need to take things like local lodgings or transportation into account, too.
In short, a vineyard wedding could cost anywhere from a few thousand to £30,000 or more, depending on the level of luxury and personalisation. We’d always recommend discussing your budget and requirements with your chosen venue to get a clearer understanding of all potential costs.
What to wear to a vineyard wedding?
If you’re a guest attending a vineyard wedding in the UK, much like any wedding you may have been invited to, the first thing to do is check the wedding dress code on the invite.
No mention of a dress code? You can’t really go wrong with a classic midi or maxi dress – why not pick a cute floral print to complement the rural surroundings?
Keep in mind that you might want to stick to more comfortable heels to help you navigate the uneven terrain: wedges or block heels are perfect, but a pair of chic flats might also be a worthy option.
For those who prefer to wear a suit, gauge the style of the wedding by chatting to the nearlyweds. If you think the event might have a more casual vibe, a blazer paired with some chinos and a pair of polished loafers or brogues could work well.
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