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On Hitched.co.uk since 2022
Last update: November 2024
Lightwoods Park and House is an elegant country house and wedding venue located in an oasis of greenery among the bustle of southwest Birmingham in Bearwood, West Midlands. The team's emphasis on flexibility ensures that couples enjoy the special day they want. Soon-to-be-weds can enjoy the house, gardens, and park for their ceremony, drinks, reception, and wedding breakfast. This restored 18th-century mansion will provide a gorgeous backdrop for your momentous occasion.
Facilities and Capacity
Nearlyweds can marry on the Edwardian Bandstand, in the leafy surroundings of Lightwoods Park, or host the ceremony in the Long Room inside the house with up to 80 guests. The Chance Room is the ideal setting for smaller ceremonies with up to 40 guests. This all-weather venue has various rooms available indoors and a large outdoor marquee in case of rain. After relaxing with your guests, you can enjoy a wedding breakfast in either the Long Room or the marquee. Alternatively, couples can organise street food, a hog roast, or a barbecue for a meal in the open air. Lightwoods House provides the bar for weddings, and a bespoke menu can be created. Up to 130 guests can be accommodated for the evening party. With the venue's flexible approach, you can use the different rooms as you please. You and your loved ones can enjoy music outdoors until 9.30 pm before carrying on the party inside until 11.45 pm.
Services Offered
The helpful team at Lightwoods Park and House will strive to design the wedding of your dreams. They will be present throughout the planning process and the big day to ensure everything runs smoothly. An experienced wedding coordinator will work closely with you to bring your vision to life.
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